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to the temperance society 3IO
Number of confirmed and habitual drunkards %
~ Number of capital offences and assaults and
batteries committed in the four years. 49,. o
~ One by disease Of the eye the other by old
b, This probably in part owing 10 an ancient custom
which prohibits marages between members of the
elan There clans which resemble in their
ton to each other the tribes of Israel II s probable that
Of seven mss and that The clan. have descended from
) The blacksmiths shoe horses make and repair farm
ing tools, &C., for whites and Indians.
i They mako pals, barrels. ac for the Indians and
:: as sss :. :s. ~ ss:
toes they eel considerable quantities to the whites since
they became temperate. sH lip
lie roads which lead through their settlement
"a In the Of spinning they probably not surpass
ed BY any pecps cons'dersoe number weave excellent
% This i he only description Of schools they have ever
% Their education IL principally c.nnsd their own
Is hi. society was established by their chief Yona.
adopted Cherokee to whom he assigned the
people his death in 1882 This chief he'd served them 20
years previous 70 the forson Of shs smpsrsoe society
which about the 1890 the Chief well as his
s ~ . dnc females, Were
the whites The of spirits has almost ceased TO exist
Be cold at any oftheir public places; and known
get drunk stands had chance Of getting wife, keep
10 This latter offence rarely committed by the chero
KEGS when sober The practice 10 looked upon unmany
and disgrsceful p 5 t.sss III M
The preceding statement shows that those Indi-
ans have become temperate acquainted with the
mechanic arts abandoned the chase as an occupa-
lion; become culiivators Of the soil are increasing
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been detained by Francia married, and had a fam-
ly, and would probably die there. In fact, we were
decidedly lions, and every house was open to us.
We found the Paraguayans naturally intelligent,
and, considering their limited means Of education,
very well informed, particularly regarding the Uni
ted States, towards which country thew had de-
cided prediction. They are naturally much under
the influence Of the priests but Francia banished
all the Jesuiis, their padres and cures partake of all
the simplicity of character of their parishioners.
Taught to behold churches, and all that appertains
to religion, with great reverence, no Paraguayan
passes church without taking off his hat and cross
ing himself The missions in the country sup
ported by contributions of the farmers, from the
products of their farms; in the city, from Donations
and the product Of a few houses and farms belong
ing TO the church; but their incomes are very mode
rate. The churches and public buildings Of Asun-
cion have quaint old Moorish style of architecture
and the central part of the city has very old quaint
look.
Having seen all that was to be seen, VIC embarked
in flat-bottom boat, called here "chilunas," for
Nembucu, about 40 leagues down the river-the
only port on the Paraguay where foreigners per-
united to trade. The river we found very deep all
the way, with three or four-knot current. Mem
bucu is only important as the place of entry Of all
foreign merchandise. We found several Argentine
vessels that had Just arrived, others loading TO re-
turn--mostly owned and manned by Genoeso. We
soon made arrangements for a passage to Buenos
Ayres and, during the time the vessel was loading,
looked around the town. but, after the splendid
country had passed through, this seems steril,
sandy place, and but little cultivated. The custom
house here was under the charge Of very ntelli-
gent gentleman, who informed us that the imports
for year might be valued at sol, 900 silver dollars,
but that they were rapidly increasing consisting Of
American bleached and unbleached cotton goods,
English prints, iron ware, salt, wine, &c. These
passed the customhouse and paid duties in kind,
their trade is entirely made by exchanging, there
being little or money in circulation. They cal.
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= o i Is o II. g u Af Ga

he Undersigned respectfully Informs his
q friends, mat he has resumed the Manuinc-
ture Of Coz TON GiN:,, aud tlatlers himself
from his long experIrnce IN tne business as ma.
ker OF tile celebrated JUne Gins, 10 receIye d
share ol their patronage.
Hr decru II useless 10 accompany this notice
with long lis! Of certificates OF reGomnirnda-
ton, a. I" The ,'apaclty "f his Gins. when he
can assure lhrni t,al Oul VI near l5U0 GIns
made by himself not on" hi, G been condemned
or returned. His Gins are UI the best mate
rlals aud warrauted. Attached to tie Saws Is
a Mote Cl aurr, and rXp"rlence has pr wen II
tu be Il valuable addluOn. lis II Keeps all thr
moles Ut any SIZE ironI passing through WIN
the Cotton. Inc BRUSH Vheri has ais" ui'
derS":c c"nsid" rnbic r,trtr,io,-. Upun ihc
whole his Gins need only 10 be lestrt t" ae
nlsnly appreciated. PianierS eau be- assured
that 40 Giu, will leave his ,hnp whonl tnt
saws aud ltIbs having been examined and set
by himself alone, alId respectfully soIIcllS Il
call from them before they purchase elsewhere
II. ODEN. Sgenl
Opposite StoraH s. Simmons jfare Hoase
N. Lj. nEPAlRlSG done IN mnderhle rernis
augusta, ga. July | '6t q
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The anticipated effect of this shrewd
agent was at once realized. The cotton
market, (there in a good slale) paused,
reeled and .umbled, iu three weeks prices
went down two els. pound, and conlln'
.inued at lhardepression for four months
causing loss to American hold rs Of cot
ton estimated AT one and hall millions
..f dolars-and perhaps as much more 10
planters. upon their new crop. But what
availed all this, the pIan,er had his name
in the papers-glory enough for one day.
Let us nope, Mr.. Editor, Tor more IN
teIIisence in future, hui if persisted in,
must call upon The trade of Augusta u
unanimously to vote a leather medal for
next wear. A Planters FRIEND.
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The Charleston Evening News,
BY ]. NJ. CARpOzo,.

. J.
A N Evening Paper, with the above title,
IA will be published daily, in this city. oil the.
Isl Of October next, if sufficient number Of
subscribers can be obtained TO warrant the i'm.
deraking. - E
II will include the usual quantity of political,
commercial aud shipping intelligence. found in
daily journals ofits size, and embrace such,se-
lections as are most interesting: and attractive
TO the general reader. II is arnost unnecessary
to state, that on all public questions involving
Tie rights and interests of South Carolina, thd
conductor olihe Evening News" will befouue
at the post of duiy; while tits nearly superHus
Gus to add, that its colnmns will be free from.
everyspecies Of personality, or Of remark offcn
sive to the taste ofa community with the re.
fincment ofmanners that characterizes the pc |:
Pile of Charleston
TO meet the public desire for acheap daily
journal, and TO approach as nearly as possible
tu the principle of cash payments, in conduct
ing this paper. the Evening News" will be
furnished 10 subscribers al Sc per annum, pay
able haIf.ysarly, or SO cents per month. paya.
bic monthly Advertisements will be inserted
at the rate OF so cents per square for the first
insertion. and 374 cents for each succeeding
insertion. For all advertisements of lines
and under the charge, will be IS cents. Thc
Evening News" will BE of the medium size
of public Journals, will be printed with aneat
ty pc aud OH good paper. .r
A triweekly paper will be issued at S4 per
annum. pay able in advance.
Subscription lists are left Mt the Courier and
Mercury Offices, and at the different Book and
Stalioner's Stores.
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@ostie @eeess:
THE GIRL WITH A HOLE IN HER
STOCKING.

.
"Now dance UP to that girl
With hole i the heel of her stocking
There's sweet pretty damsel who trips found
the street,
With a lin that at sorrow seemed always g
mocking;
Any bright sunny day if this fair one you meet.
You will know by the hole in The heel Of her
stocking.
Her locks ale the ravens. her eyes the gazelles,
And her foot is so short that it does not need
docking;
Her bust was perfection but-shudder ye
bellies!
There's confounded great hole in the heel
OF her stocking!
When looked on her frs, a, Miss Fi,zmagig's Is
rout,
Like apatent.,iimmed hammer my heart was
u knocking;
Bu, when turned round as sho passed. cried
ont,
aye gods on olympus--a hole in her stock.
ing
The next time saw berthe sweet little dear,
By her lovers side tripping, their arms inter
locking,
Twas chilled to the heart, and shed many teal
For the horrid great hole in the heel of her
stocking
oh, would she were mine If it made me
corse,
would buy her bundle Of green or bay
booking;
I'd 81. cross.leggda a month, or I'd ride the
Bronze Horse,
Till l botch'd up ,ha, hole in the heel Of her
stocking
Ah, sweetest enough are the woes Of each
day,
TO stir up its noddle, and setit to rockingi
But if not for my sake, for chhrity's pray
Buy needle and darn up that hole in your
stocking!
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New We. kly Paper in Charles
ton,
OF THE CHARLES.

EBROSPECTUS OF THE CHARLES
u TON MlRkOR-A WEEKLY JOURNAL,
devoted To- The advancement oi tire Temperance
Cause and General Literature. TO be published
III tliS city as soon n a sufficient number Of
subscribers shall he oblained
The subscriber proposes (sliould a sufficient
number ul names be obtained TO warrant the
undertaking TO establish IN this city, u Weekly
Paper, devoled 10 The cause Of Temperance,
Agriculture and General Literature.
In large aid popnlous city like ouis, EN-.
bruci so large field of Temperance ope-
lales with three ar four Furnishing societies
devoted exclusively to the advancement, +
the cause, it would scarcely seem unreasonable
10 presume, that. with proper effort, q sufficient
proportion Of patronage rnisht be secured, to
warrant the permanent establishment Of news
paper which would serve as an organ Of the
views and sentiments of the temperance CON-
munily, us well as II repository Of select mis-.
ceilany for the entertainment of the genera,
reader.
With the exception Of the religious press, we
have nola single weekly paper in Charleston,
while in many ol our northern cities, they are
nol only inhumerable. but well supported
Surely, then, we can susluln one!
u is proposed 10 dedicate portioa ofits col
ulflnS, 10 Tue pupICuu"n vi CotIlmerclal ana
other intelligence. Embracing such ofihe cur.
rent news Of The day, as may be afforded by
original contributions ulId appropriate selec-
liuns. The literary columns will comprise a
series Of essays, tales, sketches, &c, portion
of which will be written expressly for the Mir.
ror Tue editor has uIready secured the aid
of number oi jealous and active members Of
the Charleston Total Abstinence Society, who
will contribute treqLendy TO its pages rs well
as that of Sc, eral oi our most popu arwriters
b, whose valuable cooperation, lie has hereto.
fore been enabled 10 contribute to The entertain
ment oi the reading community.
The late Of annual subscription will be fixed
attwo dollars. Those who may prefer TO sub.
scribe Ior a shorter period will be furnished at
twenty five cents per month. Advertisements
will he inserted at twenty-five cents per square
of twelve lines.
The paper will correspond in size to the
other Charleston weeSlies. The mechanical
execution will be regulated SO as to give per-
feet satisfaction.
Subscription lists may be found a, the Cou.
rier, Mercury aud Patriot Offices, and ut the
Hall of the Charleston Tota Abstinence Soci'
EDWIN HERIOT.
July 80 If II
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Ry0agght to- The ,TQsg

OF this District. a Negro man who says
his name is WILLIAM, and thai he be-
longs TO James Millhousp of Barnwell Dis.
rrct. S. c. Said Negro is about i've fee,
six inches high, dark complexion, and be-
tween thiry-slx and thirty eight years OF
age He has scar on his forehead, and
also une on his breast.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according
TO law.
c. II. GOODMAN, J.ilor.
July 80 If 81
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tate of South Carolina.
EDGFIELD DISTRICT.

William Brunson and Catharine) Summons
Cox aud others, Appl'ts., vs.. an
Calvin Cox and others, DePts. Partition
q ~ appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Cal.
IL win Cox, Odum Cox, the children of Nancy
Ford, formerly Cox, Peggy Cook, tormery
Cox, Asa Odom. sou of Gillian Cox, Defend.
ants in thu above stated case, leiide without
the limits of this State il is therefore ordered,
that they 10 appear and "bjec to the division
or sale III the Real Estate of Solomon Cox,
deceased. on or befurt the sixth DAY of October
next. or their consent TO the same will be en-
tered of record.
JOHN HILL, o. E.D.
July 3m p
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Notice.

b VIE Subscriber hereby gives public n".
IL tlce, that he intends pctiiinnIng lhe next
SESSION. OF thr ErsIsrtuIe OF thr State OF South
Carolina, to grant him an exclusive charter Tor
Ferry over .oaluda River, near The Island
Ford, al The Junction Of the Districts OF Edge.
field, AbbevIlie Eaurens ami Newberry. II
also gives notice that lie Intends 10 oppose The
application OF MIR. J. ". Payne for 4 charter
al the same place.
JAMES :. POPE.
July so dun u
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Notice.

N nTlCE is hereby givrnl at application
lN will be made to the next Legislature of
tn, stare of South carolina. for a renewal oil
the Charter granted by that body 10 Henry
Snullz aud Lewis Cooper, dated Eth December
1913, authn.izing Them to built Toll Bridge
across the Savannah River from this State to
the CITY OF Augusta. Stale NJ Georgia. at THEN
own labor and expense, with such deduction
OF toll rs the change Of time and the improve
ment ofihe country will justify.
HENRY SiiULTZ.
Hamburg. S. c., July II If u
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otale OF oouth ( arolina.
RiRNHELL DISTRICT. >

ANtILLIAM J. NiXSON, who is now in the
w custody oil lm .-hrriii' of Barrfwell Dis
,rici. BY virtue Of II Writ Of Capias ad Salts
faciendum al the suit OF L.. w. Bites, having
pctironed the Honorable the Judges Of the
Court of Common Pleas. that lie may be ad.
milted To the benefit Of the Acts of the General
Assembly, made Tor The relief OF Insolvent
Debtors. 1t is therefore ordered, that the said L..
w. Bates. and all others 10 whom the said Pe.
,ilioner is in nnywise indebted, be, and they arc
hereby summoned, and have notice 10 nppenr
before the saii Judges al the said Court to be
holden at Barnwell. OIL lhc fourth Monday in
October next, to shew cause if any they can,
why The said Petitioner should not have the
prayer Of his petition granted.
Office OF Common Pleas,
Barnwell G.. H.. l4th Jnly. '45
ERASMUS d ALLEN, o,c.r.
July % Ut 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

THoMAs J. HlBBLER, living near
Il Winter Seat, in Edgefed District,
Tolls be.ole me black Horse, seven
wears old. small while streak in his face,
ris h, hind foot white. about fifteen hands
high, raw boned. Appraised al thirty dol
lars w. 5. COTHRAN,
July 90 1m4m 26 Magistrate.
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SURGICAL HNFlRMARY.

I shall be ready 10 receive Patients by
Il The LIST of next xtmonth, Augusl.) The
lnfrmay is situated near the Georgia Rail
Road Depot, and can accommodate from four
to eight white. and from ten to twenty black
patients. A good nurse will be in attendance
al all times. day and night
No charge ,riH be made for board. nursing
&C., but for surgical attendance and operations,
the usual fee will b. required.
During the lecture months, viz: from No
venber 10 March. of each year. patients unable
TO pay will be received. nursed. and operated.
upon by any member of the Facdly. free OF
czpense
PAUL F. EVE VI. d..
Professor of Surgery, in the Medical College
f Georgia.
Augusta, July 80 3m* q
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEL D DIS TRICT.

Nancy Reynolds, Applicant.
against WIN. Reynolds. w.
Reynolds, aud others, Drfts. }
1T appearing to my satisfaction that JOIN
II Reynolds one of the Defendants reslde'
without the limits of This State, ii Is therefore
ordered, that he do appear and object to the
DIVISION or sale of the Real Estate oi Thomas
REYNOLDS deceasrd, Oh. or before the sixth dny
or 5)c,ober next, or his consentlo the same will
be emeied of record. -,
July 9 III IS
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s,,uih Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN The COMMON PLEAS

Nancy NJ. Iuidrd, Ike ullA VS.. Dec'r in
Enucn oyne. .IarnUn itlls,. For. AT.
and ,fm. Fl. Byne. acnment.
!, he Plaintiff IN the above stated cases hav.
Il Ing I'M, day filed her declaration in my
oitlce, anu Inc aetendanls having neither wives
or attorneys known 10 be wIllIiuthe limits ut tins
Slate, OIL whum copy vi SAID declarations
with rule |" plead can be served: {: 1t is there.
fore ordered, that The said defendants do plead
to the said declarations, within year and u
day rom lhe puDilcallon of tnIs order, or tiua
aud absolute Judgment will be awarded agaims
Them.
THOMAS e. BACON; c.c.p,
Clerks Office, 17ih March 1915 Iy 3
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July 80
Aelouslta 10 afs. .HasiE

OF This Dislrlrt, d Negro man, who says
his name is DANIEL. and that he tie.
longs 10 job" Reckenbaker of BarnweIi.
S. Z Said Negro is abpul five feel 6!
inches high. dark complexon.aud berween
% and 25 years OF age. He has scar
over his left eye.
: Th' ow ner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges aud take him
away, or he will be dealt with according
to law.
H GOODMAN, Jatlor.
July 80, IF 81
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Office;

A LII Persons indebted 10 the Estate of Juhn
IA u, .taIIor,i, late of tins District, are re
ques'ed To make immediate payment. and all
having any drmands against the said Estate
will hand them III. lccurdins TO law by The 23rh
OF December next, III which, time the snbscrI.
ber desires 10 close up the Estate.
ELIJAH WATSON. Admir-.
Aprl 9,n II
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Positively the Last Notice

a Ill Persons having demands against lhr
IA Estate of John Cheathan, Sen. deceas
e. are requested TO present them properly at
tested within the time prescribed by law, and
those who do not ailthemselvcS with this op.
porlunity will nol be paid.
GUTHERlDGE CIlEATHAM,
March ly 5 Executor.
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July so
Notice.

DUBLlC NolIcr Is hereby giTen that applI.
IL cation will be made 10 lhe next Legl,la.
tllre, to declare Thomas Creek public high
way, aud 10 prevent instructions to the free
navigation thereof.
July 3U dun. 81
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CARRIAGE MAKING.

7TlHE Subscribers respectfully inform
IL their friends and the public generally.
that they are carrying on the
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS,
in all ils branches, at the old stand near
Pottersuille, where they are fully prepared
for doing all kinds of work in their line.
with neatness and despatch, and a prices
10 suit the times. They feel thankful for
past favors, aud hope by constant aysidutv
and strict attention to business. to meri, a
liberal share Of their patronage.
&. MITCHELL,
L: HILL.
July 2 II 80
p 5 Wagon work and all kinds If
Blacksmilhing done at lhe customary pri-
ces. Nj & H
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

John D. ROa"troe' Declaration in Foreign
George Keppcar,. s Attachment
ralHE Plaintiff having this day filed his De-
II claration in my office aud the Defe ndan,
having no wife or Attorney known to be with
in the Slale, on whom copy OF the same, with
a rule to plead can be served: ii is Ordered,
that tho Defendant plead te the SAID Dcclara.
lon within yearund day or final ami abso
lutte judgment will be given against HIM.
THOMAS T.. BALON. c. c.. P.
Clerks Office. Nov. llth, 1874.
Nov. I3 ly az
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State OF South Carolina.

State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Andrew Carson,
Guardian of Declaration in
Francis W. FerlI, VS.. Foreign
: Enuch Byne Elijah Attachment.
Byne, Harmon
Ilust
Andrew Carson, rs. Declaration in For
the same. eign Attachment.
TH7tlE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
f.. IL having this day filed tneir Declarations in
my uttice, and the Defendants having neither
nowle or Attorneys knownto reside within The
lin.ts ofthe Stale on whom u copy Of the same
with rule TO plead can be served. 1T is
therefore. Ordered" that the Defendant appear
aud plead to. the same within year and a day
from the day hereof,ur final and absolute judg
ment will be awarded against them.
THON:AS q. BACON, C. &C.
Clerks Office March 18th, 1S45 1y 8
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HEAD CARRIERS, 7TH REG, 5. Z. NJ,
July 23d, 1245.

y
Orders No.
IN pursuance Of orders. from Brigadier
Il Grnrral Bradley, an Election will be
reid on Friday the 5th September next, for a
Colonel 10 command the 7lh Regiment, To fill
The vacancy occasloned by the resignation Of
COL l.. T. Wigtall. :
Each captain or commissioned officer Ola
company in the Regiment, Will put up nj com
pany rendezvous holice OF said e'eclol'' and
order 10 his assistance on the day oielecuon'
two OF his subaltern officris. VIII" shu open
ana huId poll at SUCH company rendezvous
from II a. VI. t" 3 "cnck,P P ~, aud one,
Or nnre of the managers at each muster ground
will meet nj the Old w ell, on The day follow
Ins IL count the votes, and trnsnil n cerIlti.
cate statement To The i,rgadipr GoneruI.
By order oI SAMUEL fpsEY.
Lientenau Col. commanding 7t' Negment.
j. y. Aims. Adjuhnl.
July 30, ct q
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Plantation for Sale.

ENH HE Subscriber offers Tor sale hIs valuable
Plantation, situated on Stephens Creek
in Egefcld District, aud aboht 10 niles above
Hamburg. The Tract contains five hundred
and fifty acres, of as good, we'll timbered
land as any on The Greek and is well adapt.
ed 10 Corn, Cotton and small grain. Abou,
TWO hundred and sixty acres are cleared
aud in cultivation. The situation is as
healthy as any in the District anil the
water is excellent. A reasonable iudul
geDce will be given, with Note and ap
proved security. Persons wishingllo pur
chase, can call and examine for Them
selves.
lfnot previously disposed of, the above
Plantation will be sold on Wednesday the
3rd of September next, at my place Of
residence, Oh Stephens Greek,
JOSEPH LLOYD.
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NJ The friends of Lieur. JAMES Is
HARRIS, announce him as Il candidate "r
the nffice of lax Collector at the next cleo
ZION
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To Rent.

y&{Essass ..NE or Two of the most desirable
.fassEg Store Rooms IN the village oil Edge
fiehi, s,tahie for Dry Goods, Merchant Tailor.
Grocery or Drug Stores. Possession given
Immediately. NJ FRAZIER.
july 30 If u