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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Office hereby given that will offer sale personal
property belonging the estate Hiram Jckmsn deceased
On Thursday the 9Th Of May e4 the late residence Of said
deceased in the town of Wellington township Of Washington,
near Broad Ripple consisting OF Lumber
Household and kitchen furniture other articles
to commence at o'clock A NJ said day. and continue
said property is all sold credit Of
three dollars secured by note with good freehold security
administrators without relief from
va uaon appraemen laws under three dollars
hand. april 95S LORENZO VANSCYOC, Admr.
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lPUPLIc-No. 25.1


AN ACT amend provide CIR pay
of horses other lost and in the military
service OF the Uuiied Saes, eighteenth
January, eighteen hundred and thiny-seven
Be enacted BY the Senate aud House of Representatives.
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That the above recied act be amended embrace the
claims of all owners Of wagons who sustained
shall sustain damage injury from the loss of any horse
mule wagon, cait boat Sleigh harness. while such
property the military service Of the United States
either by impresment contract and the same has been
destroyed abandoned by the order Of the commanding
general the commanding officer, wagon-msster other
wise lost destroyed by unavoidable accident without any
fault negligence of the owner, and when he in the
line Of his duty such shall be allowed and paid the
value thereof al the time he entered the service.
Sec. 2. And be further enacted, That the accounting
officers of the treasury auditing and settling the claims
under this act, and the which this amendatory
shall make other deductions from the claim,
OF former payments than for the and risk and forage
advanced for the horse actually lost by the claimant
before he again remouned for clothing which be
not entitled by law.
SEC. 3. And be further enacted, That act entitled
An act to provide for the Of horses and othe
property lost the military of the United
approved the eighteenth Of January, eighteen hundred
thirtyseven, and all other parts of relating
the subject be- aud he hereby continued ia
force for the period of two years from and after the third
day Of March, eighteen hundred and nothing
contained in any former act shall be construed by
accounting officers of the treasury prevent the
tatOn and adjustment of all the claims the payment
which provided fr by any of these acs within
the time above specified.
Approved March 2, lS47.
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PUBIIc-No. 241
AN ACT further To extend The cha rter of the TTu


AN ACT further the Union Bank George
town, in the District of Columbia.
Be enaced by the Senate aud House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That the act entitled " An extend the Of the
Union Bank Of Georgetown in the District of Columbia
approved The tweniyhth day Of May in the year eighteen
hundred and thyeght be- and the is hereby further
extended to the first day Of Juy in the eighteen hun
died and fortynin until which time said shall be in full
force for the sole purpose Of enabling the president and
directors Of the sad bank for the time being close its
affairs; Prorided, That said bank shall not exercise any
banking privileges any other powers except collect and
pay its debts, and close up its business.
Approved March 2, lS47.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis, Indiana.
~ April !, 1917.
QPersOns calling for these letters wH please to say
ADVERTISED
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they cannot be for
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puRrrc-No 26


AN ACT for the Of the the United
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the Uaited States Of America in Congress assembled
That from and after the OF this United States
marine corps organized shall consist of four add-
tona captains four first euenans four second lieutenants
twenty-five sergeanis twenty-five coposls twenty-five
drummers, twenty ffeIs, and thousand additional
privales.
SEC p And be IL further enacted That the officers thus
provided for shall be appointed first by promotion according
rank in the marine corps, and then selections
their nomination shall be submitted the Senate for their
advice and consent
SEC And be 1t further enacted That the provisions of
passed the ihitieth of june eighteen bundled
hryfour entitled An act for the better organization Of
the United States marine corps, be- and the here
by made applicable all respects to the provisions of this
Provided h0,cerer, That notwithstanding anything
said the contrary the staff Of the marine corps
and is hereby, separated from line of said
corps the officers of the former the pay and
emoumens they receive by law, and hold the
sssimaed rank, 10 wit: qusriematers paymasiers adu-
inspectors the rsuk Of major and assistant
termaslers the rank of captain.
SEC. And be further enacted That the President al
Of the Mexican shall reduce
corps NUMBER both in and officers, exceeding
the number in service.
Approved March 2, lS47.
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LAWS OF INDIANA.

An Act 10 prevent County Treasurers and other Off
Gers from purchasing certain real estate.
SEC l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of IN.
State Of Indiana, That shall be lawful for any county
Auditor county Treasurer any officer Of any Of the
funds of this State purchase any lands sold for de-
quent taxes either in person by another.
SEC g This take effect and force from and
after passage aud publication in the Indiana Journal and
Indiana State Sentinel.
ROBERT n. CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
PARIS {. DUNNlNG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January l4'h, is47.
JAMES WHITCOMB
An Act declaring misprint in certain therein
mentioned.
Sec l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
of Iadiana, That the first section Of ened
10 change part Of the State Road from McDonsd's Ferry
in Clark county, Brownstown Jackson county," sppo-
we'd January 18th, 1885, be amended that the Of
Nathaniel Rollins shall read Nathaniel Robbins Is and
that the name Of "Wliam Parks" shall read "Wiam Par
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08
WHEAT WANTED.

n OO0 Bushels wheat wanted immediately for which the hrhes
price viii be paid in goods the lowest cash prices
heeckered Store where bargains be had all tines Can and
ee saAA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08
PENNIANSHIP,

FuNE subscriber would espstfus LadtJ CtEle
Of indianapolis, that Monday 81 o'ci
he opening WRIuNG the Council ChaElbeU
tie has vfs l{ehkg penmanshp Of
he more important places IN oho virginia and and now
haters himself that whoever ohshb w ake
that will fully teh ney and
TUITION 50 Scholar each,
given in twelve evenings Good improvement and entire
sfaction warranted 10 the attentive HOMER NORTON.
Apn 2.lS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08

VIM Lewis So in hauling from Bakers mill Ind'napo
w. w. Wright Co., 10 blu. wheat delivered Vests mill
j I'm Blown, 90 lbs flour and 80 lbs bacon.
Joshua Johnson, | barrel Of -four.
Daniel Coops, by West Bros, bu. wheat
ID. l.. Mcfarland, 1"
Joseph Beeler, o
CALVIN FLETCHER, Treasurer.
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SELLING OFF,

NlRCUM which compel the subscriber
u to leave nduea 70 offer his entire stock OF
WoOen goods fedutsph considerably under price, The
all Of superior quality Also & Of handsome fancy vesnes
which have al been Remarked al tbs lowest cash that they viii
be sold ioT. Genuenen1s &C snd summer clothing
al eafly TIE disposed o
style, also reduced WIe6by i NS, Draper and Tailor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appointed By the
Marion Probate administrator the
Jackmsn and that Letters have been issued such
having claims against said notified present
same for payment according all persons
said estate notified make este payment The
probably solvent. I LORENZO NANSCYOC Admr-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08
WAN TED.

WANTED. = %
I SAO LBS live feathers.
icOO 2 100 lbs clean rags
loo lbs
900 bu Wheat, Corn and Oats
loo NJ prime quality Shingles.
For which will goods the
prices doors OF Brow ning's Hotel T. r. CASE.
Indianapolis, April I, lS47.
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Relief Of Ireland and scotland.

following amounts have been received from the several
,Iibers for the relief Of iceland and Scotland:
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Male and Female Academies,
In Greenwood. Abbeyille District,

(UNDER THE CONTROL TIE BAPTIST DENoMi-
NATIoN.)
The Board of Trustees would take this opportunity
to express their high qualification at the success
with which their efforts havo met in endeavoring to
establish the above school, Having labored undor
much Inconvenience the past session for want of
comfortable buildings in which to accommodate the
Instructors and their pupils, they huppy in be-
ing ablo NOW to announce to the former patrons D
thclr school, and to the public generally that tho
large and conlmodious building, situated in u con-
vcnicnt part Of the village and OH most delightful
spot, which they have erected, ready for the
cupancy of the Female school, the past session ha-
wing closed in it. The Male school will also be con-
Quoted Ill convenient and comfortable house plea
, sanity situated. The board would avail themselves
OF the present opportunity of returning their most
cordial thanks to the friends who have literally
patronized them, and solicit contnua1ice of their
patronage: At the same time, with great pleasure
! repeating, what they have former occasion
announced viz there entire confidence in the high
moral character and literary qualifications of the
| several Instructors in both department of these
schools.
Tho End session will commence on tho 26th
Instant, and from the number of pupil the past
sion, (4O in the Female and &c in the Male depart
ment) and from promise of Others the Board feel
assured that the schools will be moro prosperous
than during the previous session. MIR. and Mrs.
Nichols, the principals of the Female school, ha-
wing expressed thor determination to locate permi-
structon in tho various branches of Female Educa-
ton, tho Board would respectfully command them
to the favorable notice Of all friends Of Female cdu
cation and bespeak for them that liberal share of
public patronage, which they so justly me1, Ha-
wing determined also to employ every year in the
male department, all Instructor in every respect;
worthy of public confidence (as has been their good
fortune the present year i'll the person Of Mr. W. l..
Harrs) they feel confident that the schools under
their control will prosper bcing established upon
permanent basis.
Good board can be obtained at SO per month.
Terms of Tuition, IN the Male department,
per session of fve months.
Orthography, reading, writing Ind arithmetic, $500
The above, with geography, English gram
mer, composition, and defamation, 900
The above, with natural, mental and moral
philosophy, logic, rhetoric and history, 1900
The above, with chemistry, the higher ma
thematics, latin and Greek, 1900
Contingencies, so
JAMES M. CHILES, Pres't of the Board.
w. p HILL, Sec'ty.
% The Edgefield Advertiser, Hamburg Journal
and Temperance Advocate are requested TO copy.
Greenwood, July l, lS47. 10 Ct
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CANDIDATES,
For Tax Collector.

We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ
GOLDING Us a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
NJ. CALVERT, as a candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election:
The friends of Capt. E. c.. MARTIN,
announce him as candidate for TAX COLLEC--
TOR, at tho next ensuing election.
The friends of WILLIAM J. HAM
MOND, take pleasure IN announcing him a
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the
ensuing election.
The Friends OF JOSEPH S. d. WETH.
ERALL. announce him as a Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing cleo.
ton.
The friends of the Rev. JAS. MOORE
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, announce
him as candidate for recollection TO the office
of TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorised to announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as a candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the next election.
The friends of EZEKIEL TRIBE
announce him as a candidate for the office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce II. r..
CUNNINGHAM as candidate for Tax
-CoIlector at the ensuing election.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION
and MILLS, situated OH Rocky River, four miles
above Loundcsville, i'll one of the hcalthicst Soc
tons of Abbcvllc District. Tho Plantation, con-
tanning about AGO acres, is in good repair, most of
it strong, productive land Tho mills are Corn,
Wheat and Saw Mill, all in successful operation.
The water power is not surpassed by any in the
surrounding country, being sufficient for all manu-
featuring purposes, and possessing tho rare advan-
tagc of not being materially effected by either high
or low water. All who may wish 10 make such a
purchase, are requested to call and examine for
themselves. JAMES L. LESI,Y
July Ia 2O-tf
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Valuable Lands for Sale

Whi DO sold ut Abbevillo c. H., on Salo Day in
september next, i'll two separate tracts, that part
OF tho Zeal Estate of tho late Thomas w Williams.
qec a., situate on the waters of Rocky river near
houndesvillo, Abbevillo District, each tract couss
'lg OF about eight or nine hundred acres the plots
of sale. '''' o"S
lurchascrs will be required to give bond and ap-
proved personal security ~
Possession will be given at tho close Of tbc ,re-
sent % year; MAT. J. WILLIAMS, Exor.
""y Af 2O-St
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DIR. Spencer's Vegetable Pills,

And Tonic and Restorative Bite,s.
As proof of the popularity of these medf-
cines, we subjoin the following:
A. Campbell. Sumpter District, So; Ca,
writes: ordering fresh supplies, and states that
Judge Richardson, and others of that District,
complaint, jaundice and general debility, with
great success
John T. Erwin. of Darlington, S. G., thut
he is oil out OF the Bitters, and orders fresh
supply-that wherever used they are approved
of; and their popularity fast increasing.
Thomas Fletcher, Telfair Co., Ca, writes,
he is all out, in less than two months after ta-
king the agency, and orders q new and large
supply.
WIN. g. Bcazeley, Barnwell, District, S.
c., G D Collins, Anson CO., N. c., Nj A Sam
tos, Norfolk, Va, and large numbers of 9TH
ers, write for fresh supplies, informing Us of
the rapid sales and increasing popularity of
these Pills and Bitters.
AS proof the efficacy of these Medicines,
read the following:
Nathan g. Gully. Johnson co.; N. c., was
cured of case Of the measles, followed by a
long protra cted attack Of chills and fever, by
the use Of one h,x of pills and one bottle of
bItters:
Stewart Beggs, Druggist; of Augusta, was
cured of long protracted case of the Piles,
by the use of two bottles Of bitters.
Mr. -. one of the Judges of Jefferson
CO., Ga, was cured Of dyspepsia dnd Piles, by
use Of two bottles of bitters taken in connec>
tion with the Pills.
Col Sherwood, Tallahassee; Fla, was cured
ofdyspepsia and liver complaint in four weeks
alter commencing the use Of the pills and bt~
tars.
And these are only few isolated cases
among the many which are daily coming to
our knowledge. To the afflicted we say make
trial OF Spenccrs pills and bitters before Civ
ing up your case as incurable: Many haye
been curcd-many others may be.
The above Medicines, Fresh and Genuine,
are for sale by Wardlaw g. Dendy; and at the
Post Office.
For certificates Of Recommendation and
other information concerning the above Med.
icines, see future advertisements; also PAM
phlets which naY be obtained Of The Agents.
July ID 90 I'm
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Last Notice.

The Notes and Accounts due Livingston g.
Gilnner, on settlement all falling into the
hands Of the subscriber; those indebted will
De required to make payment before the mid.
die of September next, as they will save cost.
tor after that time l will lodge them all in tho
hands Of suitable officer for collection.
June 30 I8.4t S. GILMER
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Notice.

would refer my frien5 sand clients to John H.
Wilson Esq, with whom / have left my whole bu.
sness, and who, during my absence, will give all
necessary information and assistance to those who
have hitherto given, who may hereafter be desi-
rous Of extending to mo their patronage and on
couragement. JOHN b. MORAGNE.
Dec 80, l946. sg g-sz4H
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COMMITTEE.

A. CURIOSITY eight months ago
it was reported at New York that an enter
prising Yankee had purchased a Chinese
junk at Canton, and sailed or was about
sailing to this country. 1t appears that he
has carried this design into execution, as
Captain Lloyd SIemmer Of the schooner
Mary Augusta, which arrived at Baltimore
on Saturday from the Rio Grande, reported
that he spoke on the 2sth of June, off Cape
Henry, 200 miles distant, Chinese Junk,
with the Emperor's flag flying, three Aun-
dre@ days from Canton, Gound to Ne,o York.
The object of the voyage is to make an ex-
h'bltion OF the vessel, and we have no doubt
that the speculation will prove profitable
MoaE OF THE PRosPcTs OF PEAcE.-
The Philadelphia Ledger contains the fol.
lowing paragraph:
+" We learn from a reliable source at Wa.
shington fhat there is prospect of a speedy
peace with Mexico. The letter communii.
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Notice.
ali persons indebted to tho estate of Sarah E.
Child, late of Abbeville District deceased, are re-
quested to make payment; and those to whom the
estate is indebted to present their demands proper
ly attested, for payment.
PATRICK H. EDDINS,
Admir- with Will annexed.
July IA, l847. 2O-4w
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MARRIED, at Greenvile, Alabama,
on the lst inst, by the Rev. F. w. Noodle,
Mr.. A: F. POSEY, of this village, to Miss
FLORELLA E. YOUNG, formerly of
Laurens. S. c..
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Citation.

Whereas, John Davis applies to me to ad-
minister on the Estate Of Theodore J. Ba
ker decd.
These are therefore to cite the kindred and
creditors Of the decd to appear before me in
the Court OF Ordinary on the Sd Monday in
July. inst, to show cause why said admnistfa-
ton should not be granted.
Given under tiny hand and seal. 9Th July 1847,
At Abbeville G.. H. DAVID LESLY,
July 7 19 2w. Ordinary.
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HYMENIAE.

"Tis the silver link, the silkcn tic
That heart to heart and mind to mind,
In body and in soul can bind"
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SABBATH IN LoNDoN.-At public NEE
ting recently held in England, it was stated
that ou, Of population of more than two
millions, there was an attendance of only
four hundred thousand persons on the SER
vices of the Sabbath, in the churches and
chapels of all denominations! eff inquiry
was made as to the occupation of the rest,
the crowded state Of steam vessels, railway
carriages, public house, tea gardens, club
and gaming houses would furnish a reply"
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House and Lot for Sale.

"A The undersigned intending to
f1ssMA move West this fall, offers for sale
issE$hs HOUSE and LOT, situated in the
sAsasssa village of Due West Corner, OH which
is large and comfortable Two-story Dwelling,
with number of separate rooms intended for
boarding. will also sell large portion of tho fur
nturc to tho purchaser, if desired
Also-all persons indebted TO the lato firm of f..
~. w. Agnew, by note or open account, arc re-
qucstcd to settle the same against the 18th of Sep
tcmber next, as am desrous to close up my busi-
ness before leave. JAS. w. AGNEW:
Due West Corner, July Id 2O-tf
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Atkins, II
Abrams, John
Anderson, Mary Mrs
Anderson, w w
Anderson, J N
Boyd, Ann Mrs
Burnct, Ralph
Barrett, Henry
Brady, Andrew
Buchanan, Jane Miss
Bowers, A G.
Bradford, James
Bradley, p II
Baines, Charles
Conner,Margarct Mi,
Gown, John
Charles, Peter
Calnpbell,' Daniel
Cannon, Henry
Cooper, J w DR.
Calhoun, James f
harlcs, Henry F
Davis, John
Davis, Robert
brennan, David II
Davis, Jane MISS
Davis, Sarah Miss
Evans, Allen
Eakin, Benjamin
Elmore, Providence
Ellison, Anth' ny
Fulton, 'rhos J
Fortiscue, Thomas
Fausbrools, H
Gilbert, J f
Gilbert, J a DR.
Grice Samuel
Griffin, r l.
Hamilton, E e
Hooper, Samuel
Harr;ston,
Hampton, WIN
Hamilton, l. H
Johnson, Harvey w
Jones, Sarah 3 Mrs
Jennings, John T
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Notice..

Notice.
Tho subscribers have this day made an assignment
of all their effects to Mr. Jas c. Sprou who is du-
ly authorized to collect all debts due the concern.
PEARSON g. SMITH:
Hamburg, July 2, l847.
u In my absence, Messrs. Jeffers s. Cothran
are duly authorized to receive any debts due Pear
son & Smith. JAS. C. SPROULL.
July Id 2O-2w
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The State of South Carolina.

The State OF South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.
Asbury R. Ramey, Admir-, v. Mary DON
aid, e, al-BM to Marshall Assets, &c.
BY order of tho Court of Equity, the Commissioner
appoints the first Monday in October next, within
which time the creditors of the estate of John A.
Donald, deceased, required by said order to es
tablish their demands against said estate.
H. A. JONES, c. f.
Commissioners Office, July 7, 1897. 2O-l3t
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9TH, l647.
Janus, care of Mr. Has
kell,
Kennedy & Patton
kirkpatrick, Mary T
Lee. Augustus
Lomax, VIM
Murray, James 2
Morrow, James DR.
Miller, Jane Mrs Q
8 Morris, Joseph
Martin, Freeman
McIlwain, VIM
Motley, James N
Nash. John
sPettigru, Thos Capt
Perdue; Macen L
Palmer, Joseph
Pelot, Z A
Read, J S
Roche, T.
Ray, Silas
Richey, VIM H
Robertson, VIM
Redden. John
Stewart, N w 3
Strain, A T
Stewart, Nimrod
Swain, James N
Scaf Charner
, Stot, Henry 2
Stevenson, E Miss
Stevenson, Alex'r
Slaughter, A
Sharp, w Nj
Scoggin, Frances Mrs
Ferrell, 'rhos J Dr.
Vann, Edwardi
Vann, Emry
Wilson, VIM
Williams, James
White, L J
Williams, Joseph
Whitman, ] w
Wideman, Francis
) Wilson, Martha w
Watson. John
8 are not taken out dfthis
If October next, they will
cral Post Office, as dead
IN McLAREN, p. Nj.
20-3w
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Wbe nlarkets.
HAMRURG. ]

HAMBURG, JULY 8.
Corrosive have no change to note Foreign
news has not yet arrived
FLouR.-By Typographical error we made to
quote this article too low last week. Prices should
have been from S to extremes, which wo quote
as the prices this week.
CoRN.-Wc notice sales from wagons at IS cts
cash. JOURNAL.
CHARLESTON, JULY 7.
COTTON.-Wo quote as extremes, 3-4 to IL
ii cents per h.