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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

NINEGAR.--Two barrels good Apple Vinegar
v on hand and for sale low, by
June2 81 w. g. HORTON co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
Bolivar Female Academy,
NudisOnVille, Tenn.
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. GAINES. Principal.

Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. GAINES Principal
Miss SUSAN N. GAINES, Assistant.
Prof. r. p. GAERTNER, Teacher of Music and An
cient and Modern Languages. v-I9
vUyHE next Session of twenty weeks will comme-sse
n on the 18th Of September next. Terms hercc3-
fore. On application Catalogue will be sent to any
one desiring further information with regard to the
School. ~ go
The Trustees are gratifed in being able to say that
the recent thorough Examination gave unqualified sat
islaction to the patrons Of the School, manfesng
perior qualifications the part Of teachers and
mendabe industry on the part of pupils.
Aug 1-it41O JOSEPH UPTON, Chair.
A PPRENTICE WANTED-A boy, 16 to
IA is years of age, wanted to learn the Moulding
Business. Apply at the Athens Foundry. [Juy IS
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Martin NJ. Hicks. Administrator of Joseph
Smith, deceased,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
Mrs. Cookies School,

yUyIiE Fall and Winter Session Of Mrs Cooksls School
II will open on Monday, the 1st Of September next
Terms as heretofore. . ATHENS, Aug s-tf
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iebop. and refused to make other pas unless the
anee had teen announced, the opera finished, and :
u house anxious to see the curtain draw the bal
ct Of Paquerette," the obdurats disciple Of Tsrps-
chore refused to stir unless the money forthcoming
The upshot that he taken to the CArmo guard
house the charge Of breach Of contract whence
yer, he w Afterwards freed at the instance Of tho
French Mini ster. This Ia by means the first occur
repce of similar affair in connexion with the artists
smpoye ed at San Carlos Mr. Brahsm had TO use similar
Among the latest musical events which have occurred
II Paris may be mentioned the production, by the SosH
des Jeunes Ar1'.te' Of third symphony By u GounoS
Mr. Wallace has arrived in ndon, L. l. said with the
OF opera. But where Ia the theatre for is
PR ducionp
lie Philharmonic soce'y advertiser that Madame
Godechmidt and Herr Otto Goleechnidt have in the
iindsst mo consented to perform ct tbs Society
merits cNpg be season. At the concert which Herr
Otto and Madame Godschmldt announce in assi,tan,e
scbmidt for soprano and chorvs is to be introdu ed
1t advertised that Madame Godsch mid Is appear
at the Thilhame mic Cor csrts will be limited to the
performance Of DR., scbumann's Paradise, and Herr
Co, fcLmidts 10 one concerto.
sieror Bottesinis OPERA DAssedo Of Frenze pyo.
uctd the her evening at the Italian Opera Houss ia
Paris will do litte lear, TO rest ,re the fall en- for
tur Of that theatre though 1t ia described as cor rec
written. and containing enc or two passages Of effect in
The me dem style. The Fingers were Sgncr Penoo Sig
no,i Mario. G. aziaDi, ard Apgeliin
An opera ia Recivivs" by Maestro Carer Ia ee.
.cibed having had some a. tie Teatro Car
CARO-, Milan.
ApotheY FIR g'ish tenor has turned up In Mr.. Hath
who hes assisted Mrs Lucv Escot In the perform u
certain hatkI eyed operas by wsy OF ehipg out Mr. An
derson's tessop at Coven, GARDEN theatre.
We ro'ioed time since, the debut Of Mis-, Ellen
Cur ~ at Ia Seals Milan She has lately been 81 oriDp
ths contralto pvrts at Florence vi mus success Her
voice IL raid TO be esso soprano cf most extensive com
pa,e.
The Roysl Society Of Musicians held it 1I8lh an al.
,ntsry in Ii nd recently During the year 1855 ia
from interest Of stock, subsci p'ons dona ions
end other ces amounted TO f3 163 a. fts nd
ture in mt nttiy payments aged musicians ,,d,vs
and orphsps-preniuDs given ~ith apprentices and
sebooling wss e. 577 14s. I'd Viii It's whole sxp
Of management, including officers salaries, prla,inx
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&. am united only 20 f243 lis. 100. 8 economical
psDsgeUs Mt II remarkable feature OF this sDc ETY.,
there IN. no Lucrative oioe beior gEg to It, sycs
sn oil ssssy to the secretary aud At 'essnt
he esre'n The list OF claimants supports by the so
ceiy IL mheIs, 46 widows and % child en- tn
tiDe boys ana girls ~ho have bean apprentcsa -
rsspec are trades esDingr With ess1 ~ wiou f25
prep bas been paid rhe s1cety's business il an
eyed by = nmitss coDsstioS OF emileus members Of
the profession.
tRTuiRr-rhe Papsma Star ssys:-''Thoss OF our
readers who had oppor tnniy Of DO Mug &C.
qusi'so with Professor JOHN LEES and his during
tfer visit no Pspsma couple u months ago. vi With
uE teep regret 20 ths Mr.. Lets % ard the
+, Dorado r. way from Aspiuwsu 10 HAvana, a,nUt
four Gays IF er be left Panama" Mr. Ices cse-
b,tt@o q, mnsst ard ptr med chiefly 10 tropical
tries. His in York, and purpose con-
citing 4 emeslves With circus.
We sorry to have record tae dea b. 81 Paris OF
MetaEe ALIEN, of the Treare FrAncais, aged 49, Hee
maioen Drspreaux, snt she made frst ap-
psarsDce Tar back 1921 playing ouiiiren's par
In 1881 che engaged ., the Gy whore she
. great hvoIie. In 1897 vent TO st. Peter sbu-g
by Der 1t the FDcss In Sue orce Sac
continued member Of sbis theatre with her dea h. aud
curing thA time he created hs Fren pressvev
tenn it. less thar twenty orignA characters besides
ioeI flying hessef With many ftock y6Ies Am ng her
nost spccefsut imrersoDstons may bs men Toned tho
Priv recess De Bculs in " AdrfeDns Lecouvreur," and
Msdsme Geolges in ~ Legouvs's :" Par Droit d. C,u
que produced In June last year. and her last original
par, In which she played. Maasme Alien L.. perhaps,
best known 20 the English BY bsr touching portrait OF
Msdsms Desau bisra In . Ia Jcs fLt Peur "
We have to the de Of N. MoNrpoRT the
rueical poeer, aged SO. TO him were due number
Of light operas 'hs last being that of " DsuoAon ct
Pyrhs," produced at the Opera Comique, in Ocsossr
last.
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disposed to extend their business even to drye 70
This state OF rhnss has arisen ron me hgh prizes OF
leather Livery man veil vefsed 10 his or any other nv
M acture knf Us soA no otcer element enters %
mo the pIoh or the css In dis business a. tue oos VI
the law ma'sis'. VIM .hs Is high howe,sr eo. ss
may oe'ne demand Aud extensive Tue saes tue or,us
Gwsys very mssgre; ana, on ehs other nana wen
IRE s'ock ~, however dui may ce ths mafke' 'of
g0ods the business Is SAFE ano generally go ~ sure o. ais
y<srg OF tte 3 cds uiiosAteiy, AZ . iair pront
hxed law a Tsce OF Tsicp evey ma Wh, Ii compe@as
to marseo eusiasss successfully Ia fully aware, that the
piice o. ods can never be carried up correpondinsy
With largely enhanced cost o. the raw material
Four ysas ego sene setcpisns o. lessne. much ussa
by manufacturers ws1 purchased NJ onehs It's prize
the time ard hs shoes naee Of this stock arc
now selling 81 only tty per cent sdvsnoe IN tns priso
OF ina time, when teS ras nsNfist vas one haacrsa
per emf eeeer. Inc Iooor, M Y, nsAnu the "a.
vsDcec cost OF living now tribe lover tnA was ~
tDat time, snd IL 81 pfnt ~Bero msuoSuwned nsoe.
scursr tells ms, 1t Il 10 vain TO expec 10 'er
the operative can hsrdiy i've a. prcsent prices.
. II seems 10 us evioent hat the time sss ooms wneh
the'e shcud De some serious thought gwen 70 te mt
Ter q an adequate supply OF leather hereAtes sof e
nSt years ,ns consumpuop rs TOTO sd oissoy uPoe
pl"cuc ION. Inc leather nAs oeen hurfen ~ 80. -
s"e noo8n 81 tae s,Hees VI curing o.on ov u.s. .If
sne mstng q good arus,e ana ~ u 60 amos. -
Ia acvAhce oeroie ~ can Do possioy 0ss
iss 49,, ZOE ., c.nveIy - a.. 80,
Aets shoes have extencsa The demaud Is Inc reasnR
and 1T the same tine the supply af hides seems nos likely
in the ures Of hides i.is to orinr ont soy sddiu,n
supply and Of the Countries from which the largest
Yusniu0e Woic io1HoIiy PiVcui0o-~e avs
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CITY COMMERUiAL n EPORT.
EpfnAy Hs~.I ~ "a.

Cotton.--Tbe European news exercised no ioau-
epce on the market. The Gales were pretty aotiye
at steady prices. Holders OF breadstufTs demanded
better prices but In the absence of letters buyers
we're not disposed to meet them. In -four there
rather more doing, and in the better grades the
market was hrmer with slight advance in Gases.
which were common 10 good straight brands at So 81
81 IL and 81 Is. Coed medium and extra brands Of
Western, Southern and Canada firm. Whea -Sslss
Il 500 bushels red Tennessee made TOR mi ling at
81 TO- Germ was or cents better, With sales OF mixed
and white at 63c. &c. and 600 bushels prime soath
ern yellow, which criterion Of the market at &c
R,e was unchanged. Porh-Sslss amounted TO about
700 500 bbs meas at $40 e. with prime ct S14 81
tb. wbiskey-6o0 bbls. prison At 28c, s28kc,
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Il crease this season /.

IL crease this season l64 46T
*rhe number packed at Buffalo, both seasons given
IN the tables is deducted
Having thus presented the information we have with
rea6ers to draw their Deductions believing that
any specuations Of ours ct present would be entirely
Ierfuous If there could have been q scarcity of
hogs In the West tho indica In favor Of It last
year; but showed think, very usively In
tice pu blshed in the Prize Current about the frst
# December, that there always enough Of
animals in the country, and tina. all that Is wanted any
season to make the crop Of hogs large is sbun.
dance Of fGcd to istten them
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sOldiers' Land Warrants.
TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD.

am very glad that you advise old solters to hold
to Their land warrants and not to be fooled BY the
brokers' The Washington star that here are
only liz millions Of Of land subject private entry
This scarcely enough for one years. business In sner
ing public lands. OF course, the demand for warrants
will be such to carry them up rrm five to ten dollars
per and do hope the old soldiers will no. be fooled
by bro kers end land sharks. 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Court or AppKAIs March 2s-Nos. a. so, rassrvsa r
April .; No lit, reserved for Apt 3; NJ, 10, default
opened, and cause struck Of No PAT People va Soete
ker; argued; Mr.. Samuel Beardl.y for Mr. ].
Bur,el for respondent No s, Tracv sgs IsAv It; on
argument; Nj. Samuel BsArdsley and Mr.. NJ Ill., IT,, for
appellant; Mr.. Ab,jah Mann, Jr for respondent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Net income equal to 1s per cent stock ST. S9s 500
From the above income per cent was divided
to the stockholders in December, with reserve Of
ia per cent for June dividend and contingencies
The capital stock Of the company is s72OO0OO;
funded debt, 5000 900 making total Of 81 10000
A large item of this company's business is about
Icing diverted. The Erie Railroad Company are
about arranging with the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany for the transportation Of coal to Piermont
This will reduce the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company's revenue from tolls This stock is sell
ing at 1853 126 per cent.
The value of merchandise warehoused in Boston
for the week ending March 81, 1856, was as fol.
l0ws:-
by goods -. ....s..,........... ~ $50 w
--130, 621 90
Warehoused for Canada
Dry gtocs.,.........,. .$223 967 90
---254 40 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

A TaIPLET Mrs. Stevens, residing on Mercer
81 eet Sou Boston hassachusets, gave birth q cay
or Two sir &C. 70 Chi dren. Two q them died soon
sf their birth ne ttird sivs yaJ wi the mother
Ia do. q vel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

loisi p5of,Uau
The Boston Traveller gives the following review
Of the shoe manufacture of Massachusetts. It's sug
gestions are Of an important character and If carried
out would place this trade in better position and
prove highly advantageous to Consumers
This 10 the important Of the anufac ures OF Mas
sschuseta. 1t employs more persons and larger
smt unit Of capital than any otner II is scattered all
the State in every town and village, and the pur
CT Of sttck and large Of the of the
Duscured ar isle nesotia'ed in Boston The la,or
employee shoes s paid the lowest price Of any mechs
meal manu- featuring labor In tue ats 1t the ain
~ OF always finding work, and the sesdness OF the
ptymtDt ensts large numbers OF operatives, who ers-
fer 4 tooher work which, though better paid cannot,
IKE this be taken N ana executed &C any time &C
ccrdne TO their pleasure. They work fast or
slew hours twenty hours day day or six ia
week according to their inclination or opportunity.
Thin too IL afnI6s vast amount Of employ ment n
th. honse boys and females, which they can OBJ
ter In Other way
ire profits ~ he manufsc ,urers Ia this bust
ness nave been very ta for tDe past three years. ADD
ct the present tine. though the demand Is vey active
or ends and al offering In tho market readily sold
the profit 70 nall that none ct the are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30
Increase this season .............
The Price Current adds:-

In publishing partial statement few weeks ago. We
stated that there average increase in weight equal
have -nce received, together with careful
animation o. our tables lead to the to put
down the increase at IL ger cent and in doing this
Influenced more by an inclination to be rather below
than above the actual amount than anything eee An
increase Of IL per cent the total packed ct the
various points specified ast season. is equal to 29 1853
hogs which, added to the increase in number shown
by the tables above, would stand as foliows:-
Increase in number. .342 845
Increase In weight 229 463
Total increase. 572 208
The NUN Der of hogs shipped east this beirg
matter OF great Importance In this connection have
obtained tIom the different points the exact as
transported each rar ad leading east from LIST
September to tho LIST of February for the of
1875 and 1885, and able to present these
turns readers. folloWs:-
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Fur rean mind and the statesmen Of Europe are labor
be 'renuous'y to proven; Its accomplishment; rae
Ic Of the British Cabinet this point is strikingly
extioted in Lord Palmerstons assertion that Elf the
negro population Of Cuba rendered tree that fact
would create most powerful element OF resistance to
sDy scheme fer Cabs to the United Staen In
this be is undoub eely right Emancipation in Cuba
would blot that country and its productions now so in
portsn In the commerce Of all civilized nations from
the list Of wealth producing communities. 1t would call
into existence, in immediate proximity 70 southern
shores, negro community uoder the influences OF the
opean idea snd policy which would Be dac 10
as q psiehbor, and verse than dangerous 10
part of this conederacy; or, perhaps, worse st, it
liz in which no power or considerations could prevent
our people, and which might prove alike dsas to
the blacks in the Antilles and TO domestic
pose.
In this question England il arrayed In hostility sgalust
for the questions Of and slavery the
seyla and Charybi Of copfsderacy and the class
government that rules Great Britain can make Il dead
" hostility TO us they are forced to do 20 bv the very
exisencies of sefpreservsaon The statesmen Of Eng
life is being BY he broad and genial republican
theories OF America and the limited and partial theories
monsrchy: Ore or the other Of these systems must
ptiish. II republicsnsm triumphs England must IN
cede The FIVE points 10 her people and seek her deescs
against tho au,ocrati theories Of Europe in . sincere
friendship with Ametisa. If constitutional monarchy
iumPhs, and this Union is dsmembered the theory Of
demo croc rep sentative government viii have failed
before the world eets theories OF Furone u;Il
safely Tin ough the crisis that attends thsm and "a
eeive new vgor from he scattered elements that now
cor stitute vitality and moral power.
Is because the afstocratc classes that govern Foo
land well Of these truths and see 10 them tho
ut mate extinction OF their class system Of
tat Great Britain has Jet taken the stand of trus
friendship 10 this country When impeIed ey nterest
for feeling Of popular sympathy has peeled her
70 It, they have acquiesced in present seeming friend
ship But the retention OF tbe frontier forts atsr the
revolution; the iptfgues In Europe against our ea,Iy
- srcial treaties the orders In ~; tbs war OF
lSH ~ Uesty cf Client, and the fishery quest "a At
te "ts he northeastern boundary; the Oregon ques
80 's,g met our acquiss OF Texas. the Ia
LoU u ne war and treaty with Mexico; the south
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-28

LIVERPOOL harch Z, 1856.
Tn the market another week of inactivity has passed.
and lower range of prices has been submitted almost every
article in the trade Imports during this period have been
large whilst exports Of only show increase upon
previous figures The important decline in wheat Mark Lane
Immediately felt throughout the country generally
where sales only practicable limited extent
reduction of about f. per quarter Or about I'd per buse and
on 1nes and dealers continued restrict their purchases
the supply of pressing wants. Notwithstanding the almost
hausted their stocks Indian presented the
dull aspect in of increased Irish demand,
prices further yielded to the extent of Is Oats and
oatmeal scarcely Inquired for and each nomnay
changed in value From Paris the adTices still favor the
general expectation of an early advent of peace.
AT this days market there attendance and
early indication given Of improved demand for most
articles in the trade Wheat sold to moderate extent at an i'm
provement Of ID buie the reduced rates quoted
above Flour met with inquiry but must be written fully
sack and barrel lower the week Oats and oatmeal
less pressed for SALE Indian in better 3s freely
offered for Mixed american tthe close without leading bust
prices white less inquired for, but also firmly held
In the carly part of the week Taow showed considerable
rInness and ng advance took place in value Wednes-
day however, parcels Of Y G. delivered off
the London Market and these being offered Immediately
for resale decline Of Is id per place. buyers
again forward and this reduction has already
recovered Sorts in smaller compass, prices
fully As higher the week Lard is i'll fair demand
previous Palm Oil tiull at former quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-28

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Sugar WIS depressed, espe-
cally for the lower qualities which fell off about Nc with sales
nearly l2Gohhds OF Molases 1000 bbs sold at 800
3sc for Fermenng and 3I35sc for Reboiled md Prime,
with lots of very Choice ut Soc g gallon Of
1000 gallons sold plantation, the Coast, at sc u
gallon in the csern
FLOUR There was better demand with sales of about
1000 bbs of which 1000 Indiana 500 in atboat ST 50 ST.
Louis ST. 100 ut the and 6 Tennessee mixed brands
private terms.
GRAIN. The supply of Corn light and prices were
still rmer with sales barely 5000 sacks, including TOO Mixed
at c 100 Prime White So and 800 Prime Yellow at Sic q
bushel Wheat heard OF no transactions Of moment
rather BETTER and noticed sales of $500 sacks ST.
Louis and the evee at 40c and small lots
of Ohio busel OF Bran l50 sacks sold a7Oc
q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork was in good request at firm prices
with sales of 1900 bbls co., 800 and l Unnpected Mess
S5 and 75 Prime Mess Sl4 50 p bb Bacon frmer
and the sales included Is casks Prime Ribbed Sides 30
Ordinary s51S1s and or two small lots Of Shoulders
6c OF Lard about 70 bbls and tierces No. sold
SIC, and 200 Prime at &c y ID.
HAY "A dutboat load of about lis Western dis
posed OF, said 10 be at So Ta ton.
BAGGING AND ROPE. "A lot of 80 bales India Begging
sold arrive, at 1896. of Rope 800 Coils machine
made disposed of the evee nj lc and lot of l4
coils and a3 half coils also at l014c p h.
GUNNY BAGS. We heard of 400 bales sold three
days since, ut 1l1sc.
COFFEE. The market quiet and the sales
fined 400 bags Prime Rio l2 and 200 Skimmngs 1os
@lO2ic fah.
FREIGIITs "A ship was taken for IIayre at slice for
Cotton, and for Liverpool, Wednesday evening" sd
Ships the berth for Liverpool filling up at sd.
EXCHANGES. :. The demand was moderate at our quo
tationY:
Sterling 1OTi
New York Sixyday Bills ct dis
Sight Checks on New York 24dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-28
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
NeU Orlealls Atolltu Mlarktt,
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street, J
Thursday Evening, March n, 1856. )


The Money Market remains NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continues
active in all branches Of trade The country dealers and
planters arc paying up principal and interest," relieving our
factors from made two years ago. and placing the
seasons business without a doubt in the most successful
attitude 2}sR 80
later intelligence was received to-day from Europe brought
by the steamer Eieu Boston this morning 1t had
no effect on our market The European mails by the Persia
having received al early hour the private correspond
ence had read and considered Regarding commercial
matters by the Persia do not read fatterig
anticipated interests being altogether by
from this side and operations prcdicaed the
being a50c00 bales. This being the controlling power it
were need not look for any variation in the staple for
several weeks until something definite arises regarding the
crop the seed for which is in the ground but begin
this early period to receive complaints Of the backwarnes of
season, such the ground being wet cold much
ran These complaints correspond in degree, and
directly The another way from last then it
the dry winter aud prolonged drou the spring caused
the Garth to be dry all dust and the seed would not
gcruate, and though the drouh continued for after this
period must be acknowledged that taking all complaints into
consideration remarkably fair crop raised for the year
1855. d.,
There hut little paper Offering today-the rates of the
past four days continue small of second class
placed at ~ cent and $50 600 Al at per cent? the market
closing without any animation.
There sales of Stock comprising q shares Lou
siana State Bank s13s 50 shares Citizens Bank s52 50
shares Bank of New Orleans at s02 and reported sale of
200 shares Canal Bank at l2a, deliverable next week.
The Exchange Market well supplied to-day and
tending downward Sight drafts New York ranged from 81
TO q discount round sold by of the Banks
u time bills partook Of the heaves though private bankers
of frcass held sixty days Ia to the demand freely
supplied on TIE street ut ~ to ~ and fair bills at ~ fifteen
days sight at and three to five days cent. discount
We quote the of good fair AL bills from IA a. and
Boston prime bills IL to 20 Philadelphia TO ~ dis.
Sterling anguid at yesterdays rates. with larger offerings
Of scass clear bills going from So to S the range being
from 81; bills of adng drafts placed at IL and TX,
and three small parcels att We quote from IA and
TX, with fayorte signatures IL There has been
men in fancs3g00 in parcels, having been taken
25 and 5233 Bankers drafts Paris direct held
5221z to 524. We quote all grades from 5G1a to 52d
There have sales OF Mexican dollars 1859 which
advance Of The amount received this week has
been $4,000 by the Nautilus from Brazos ST. Iago and "a by
Texas from Vera Cruz the most Of which taken the
above.
Our latest Liverpool advces by the Persia will be found
| below.