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q N Professor de Francais, desirerait
q effrir ses services dams une famille. II
Sc charge de donner une bonnie education
aux enfrnts qui lui seront confes ct par la
meme occasion, il leur donnerait des leeons
de musique ct de chant,
S'adresser a NJ. Pollingue, negociant au
Grand Coteau. I'll avril, I857-2f
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10 Nous sommes autorse annoncer que NJ. ].
BApTIsTE CoMEAu est candidat a la place de Sheriff
de cette Paroisse, lelection qui lieu en- No
vembre proclaim.
Opelousas, IA Fevrier, 1857
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Dams les contrees on Sc rencontrent lie plus ire
quemment les nla1geurs de tefre, il est curieux dc
vor fayidits aVec aquele le pore sale est aeeepte
ct recherche. E5
Tons les habitants savent combien les aniEnaauz
sont beaux ct yigonreux orsquils s1nt souHls des
ratons regaliares de SELL les yers, les gouEmas ne
les atteignent pas plus que les ete humans, loFsque
CONNIE ees dernieis aussi, iis sont tenus la mutt
Pabri dune eonstante humidite.
II est facie dams renfance, lorsque Ton salt, par
exempie nourir conveuablement iilie nouIrice, de
porter Iemede aux preinieees tendances Ces ten
dances de Penfant suifaient prouyer aux yeux les
moins clairvoyants rirresisthit6 de faction OF non
rintention stupide de rendre malade ct Gevlter
lie travail par un moyen 81 facile decouVrir MaIs
ST des describes Sc sont etabis enteRent ct que Ia
constitution ait eprouve de graves atteintes, le
regime devra Gtre entrepris insensbement ct etfe
augmente qu'au fur ct mesure de sgnes dameao-
ration evidente.
Al l,age hubble, la guefison s'obtieat rapidement
ct c'est rGpoque Ia plus favorable pour deouer ct
anGantir les oiages pr6ts Gclater.
Nous avons aYec des clements feellement constl.
tuafts ct reg6nerateurs, compose ct epronFe un
erop mineral doRt ON pfend, ehaque matin, ule
cuileree bouehe, les epfaats Gi1e deml-callieTee
Le Dir. HENR1 HARDY.
Hardy's Mineral Syrup, TONGUE Ct constl.ltlt con
tre Ia chloFose Petsie ct les hy5ropysles du toie ei
de Ia rate, ct fafblesses de complexion. 8 &
Sc yend aa depot principal, chez -
Depot dams les plineipales pharmacies des Etat:
du Sud. fsz
Parrnf les substances etranges que recherehent
les asiIaux ct les appetits d6prave Iurine ct facide
srique sont g5nGTalernent repousses 0n peut er
dire autant de famwouiaque. .
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RwR CETTE AGREEABLE RETBAI.
M EE TIA te d'Ete, situee dams la Paroisse St.
sS #1s s&y Landry, au miieu dune charmante
Easgsssss9 Piniere, don't lie terrain est Beetiuue-
ment accidente, environ SO miles des 0pelousas,
ouvert lie Ter JUN proclaim pour la reception
du public
Get etablssement Went d'etre enforcement repa-
re etpeint neuf eide notabies ameiiorations ont
etc aoutees depuis la saison derniere:-Une grande
ecurle, deux nonvelles maisons bains, ayec de
grands reservoirs viennent detre construits cette
derniere amelioration apportera an grand comfort
aux balgneurs, qui pourront toujouTs obtenr de la
pure de source pour les bains ces reservoirs e.
tant hors de Pattente de Feau de la pue on de pi-
nondation, CONNIE c-devant.
Les qualities mineraes de l'eau de ces sources. ct
les nombreuses cures qu'eIIe operees sont telle-
ment connues quill ne serait pas meme necessaire
denfaTe mention. II est esperer que les visieurs
trouveront ces Sources tous les agrements reunis
puties attendu que lie proprietaire MA epargne nj
sons niargent pour atteindre ee but Ils'est ASST
re les services dun excellent cusinier, dun bon
maftTe d'h6tel, ct de domestques polls ct attentfs
Ii anssi engage pour la sason, deux musciens, ct
en- outre, en- Yue de Pabondance du chevreuil dams
lie voisinage, Il aura all service des visiteurs une
meute de Taiauts. II Went egalement de faire
truire plusieurs petits bateaux pour la peche dams
lie Lac, qui estsitae environ miles des Sources
ct Oh lie poisson abonde. Ii ouvrira aussi un Cafe
avec un bon billiard, ct on il tiendra touiours les
meilleures boissons, de bons wins &c.
Pension ct logement, par semaine, SO 90
!" par jour, 2 90
soins etnourritnre dun chevai, par jour, / 90
| Par repas, SO
I'm. Noelva etablirnne Iigue reguliere de vol
lures entire opeiousas ct ell-Cheney. Les per-
sonnes qui chosirsnt ce moyen de transport feront
ce voyage en- heures, gface un relais etabiis
B moitie roare.
Les yisiteurs pourront are adresser leurs lettres
q Bayou Chieot, attendu qu'une personne sGre sera
prepos6e Peffet de transporter, trois fos par Sc
maine, les lettres ct paquets des yisiteurs
E. PATIN.
0pelousas, April 18th, 1887.
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C~ Nous sommes autorise annoncer NJ. F.
COURTNEY CONNIE candidat pour representer la Pa
roisse St. Landry la Legislature sujet la decision
dc Ia Convention Democratique.
4 ayrl, 1857.
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Menlbres ds3a ans dG frerte-cinqaasnae ConeYes;

MI a, daEs Get Etat, une vacance occasanree
par la demission de III. James S. Green qui, etc
subsequemment enveye au Senat NJ Francis
Blair, quoique elu parles Democrates. est gEneta-
lenent classe dams les rangsde Proposition canse
de ses opinions bien conaues sur pesclavage.
Situation poluigue deas b fysatcqaafl7ame Congress
des DslGgatioas dEtats, oS dsa aee.ions restent d
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ELECTION DUN JUICE
POM lie 15ME DIsTRIcT JuDrcIArRx,

A unc election qui en- leu dams cette Paroisse
1indi deier reffet 6lire unjnge de District pour
le I5ne District Jndciaire de Get E;at compose des
Paroisses st. landry, Lafayette ct Calcasieu H. B.
"A. Martela 0Btenu une nsjolite de450 veix, eomme
le par les ratouls oaieiels qui suivent sur
son conpetteur, M j. II. 0Ferton Les retours des
paroisses Lafayette ct Calcaseu poarront quelaue
peu diuilucr Ia majorits de ". Martel ,nais il men
Ssst nag lnoins Gin
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MN. les Editeurs du Courier des Opelousas:
Soyez assez bons pour annoncer que, cedant aux
solicitations de mes amis, ai CONSENT me lasser
porter CONNIE eandidat la place d'Assesseur, a Ia
quelle lis mont eu deux fois pelection de novem
bre proclaim. PIERRE M0UILLE.
Opelousas, II Avril, 1867.
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--Une nouvelle danse fort sedusante etc intro
duite Utah ct fait rage parni les Mormons. Cha
que cavalier q deux danes pour partnares. On
appelle cette danse lie Cotllon Mormon lie Ciet
sur la teYre
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UNous sonnes autorises annoncer que Mr.
CHARLES BOURQUE est candidat Anti Know
Nothing pour Assessor ala prochaine election.
Opelousas, 80 Aout 1855.
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G Nous apprenoI.s asec piaisir que p on Al
nEnT FooRHiEs e titulaire aetuel, eta r6ela Juge
du 1ane District Judicaire. compose dc St. Martin,
Ste. Marie ct Vermillon. sa maiorit6 sur IL Gates
son competitenr, est Penviron $50 voix.
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TOHN REED, de la Vile Plate, Paroisse
oD St. Landry, ayant presepte une petition
a Pefet detre nemme Administrators de la
Succession de Samuel Reed, Senr., decide,
dernierement de la susdite Paroisse
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisons
legales opposer la dite nomination d'a.
voir a les enregistrer, par 6crit, au Bureau
du Grefier de Ia Cour de District dc la sus-
dite Paroisse, dams les dix jours qui suivront
la date du present avis.
Ls LASTRAPES, Grefier.
Opelousas, IL Avril, 1857.
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II Paroisss Lafayette dona6 as yoiz de najoritt
III Mattel
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GsBDA60N DE ia GA

- SERVIRA cette saison dams
NE-Y 9R les Ecuries du Dr. Burr, pres des
AE@4a4K pkS Opelousas. Gragfoot est un eta
EEX en- Ion pure race, couleur baie les
1zzazasza7S iambes, la criniere ct la queue
noires II mesure cnq pieds trois pouces de haat,
ct sa structure est manIfestement celle du cheval
de charge ct du courser elegant,--et en- defnitfve
c'est un modeIe dams lequel il est impossible de
decouvir une disproportion .quelconque. II est
maintenant apogee de sa beaute ct refete la race
de laquele il derive
GraBoot est un ecroit de George Martin, qui etc
lie courser sans rival des Chemins de Course du
Sud, de son temps.-Il vaincu Reel, Misse Foote,
Hannch Harris, ains que les meilleurs cheyaux de
son temps. La mere de Graytoot 6tait Queen finn,
qui etc importee dAngleterre, ct pour aquelle
lie colonel Josiah Chambersa donne $4,000 alors
qu'elle n'avait encore que deux ans, comme on le
lit dams la page 291 du Turf Register du mofs de
mai 1912. Sa premiere course eu lieu sur le
Chemin de Course des Opelousas, on ellie gagna
Betssiana du juge Porter ct lie veritable freTe lie
Reel appartenant aux MN. Wells. Queen finn
etait une ecroit de Camel lie plus fameux etalon
d'Angleterre. Sa mere etait issue de Ldngar.
Conditions Dix piastTss pour la saison; uns
piastrepour lie Palefrenier.
Opelousas, 4 Avril, 1857.
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franeaise. Ellie prepare longuement, ct le me
ment venu ellie frappe. Ellie s'est trop hatee
une seule fois dams son incessante marche sur
Coustantinople. Ellie perdu Sebastopol
son arsenal. Alais Get echee ne ralentira pas
l'ambtion de la Russe. Alexandra fait de
Nicolaieff un autre Sebastopol, ct quand l'oc-
casion sera favorable, il Sc precipitera sur le
Sultan ct letoufera.
Deja il Sc plant de loccupation trop pro-
long6e de la Greece, son alice, par les troupes
FRANCHISES ct anglaises.
La Russie a cette habilete de savoir ceder
aux exigences du moment, moyen certain de
couvrir ses projects ct de laisser croire a sa
moderation Mais ellie constamment devant
les yeuz lie testament de Pierre -le- Grand, ct
chacun des heritiers de ce prince veut en-
reallser une partie jusqu'a ce que le but soft
atteint.
Vienne une revolution en- Europe que Ia
France, encore une fois, ebranle les monar-
chies par une commotion reyoluti0nnaire, ct
la Russie saura profter du premier moment
de trouble, pour recommencer sa campagne
d'Orcnt.
C'est le malheur ct Ia faiblesse de l'Europe
devant la Russie que le triomphe de la redc-
ton sur Ia revolution de l848. Libre au-
jourd'hu lEurope menacerait la Ruisse !;
monarchique, ellie est menacee par ellie. Get
6quiIibre cree par les traites Sc rompt au
premier choc. II ny de durable que ce
qui est assis sur les Jases inebranlables de
la justice ct de la Gberte des peuples.
Nous aesirons que l'alIianee entire pAngle-
terre ct Ia France soft maintenue, mais nous
ne croyons pas sa duree. II y entire ces
deux nations des interets trop distinets, ct
disons-le, trop de prejugss ct de susceptibilite
chez chacun des deux peuples, pour qua la
premiere division, ralliance ne s'eeroule pas.
Entire la France ct TAngleterre, il y "a
Waterloo-Courrier de Ia Louisiana
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2 ! ~ = So
On lit dams lie Journal de FRANKFORT: I'm heritage
de ii millions de thalers $50 millions de hancs)
sans heritiefst C'est pourtant ce qu'une grande
rnaison de banqne de Londres Went d'annoncer au
nsgociant en- gros J. Habtmann, InspTnek en- lui
demandaat des rensegnements sur la tamille dun
certain Martin Reinert ou Relnhard, du Silbertha,
district de Montafon, en- Tyrol.
Voici IhiEtoire
Sous lie regne de rempereur Charles VI, denx
jeunes Tyroliens, NOMINEES Reinhard ou Reinert,
Inacous de professions quitterent leur pays pour
aller s,gtabIir dams reectorat de TTeyes lie dn-
che de Luxembourg. Lun das freres, nomm6 Mar
tin. epousa La1ochette, Catherine Rosport, ct Y
fonda aInsi la familie Reinert ou Reinhard. Tn
fis du dit Martin entra au service de la France,
ps Sc rendit aux Indies orientales ct fit une bril-
iante carriere militaire dams paTmee dun prince
indien don't il6pousa Ia file sous e nom de somTon
G'est lui qu posa les fondements de- Ia eolossale
fortune sus-indiquee. Walter Relnhard, qui await
6ponse Ia file dc pamiraI anglas Jorris, etant mort
en- 1910 sans enfanss, cette fortune revisat aux
Reinhard,
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JOEL 1z1 sANDoz, NoTAIRE PUBLIC
yATIENT de transporter son bureau sur
v la rue de 10 Cour, vis-a-yis la Maison
de Cour, au local adjoignant lie bureau de MN.
Thos FL Lewis & Porter.
Opelousas IL Avril, 1857.
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NOS AGENTS

Les personnes suivantes sont autorisees collector
ct receVor des subscriptions ct avis pour lie CouT~
risr des Opetousas, dams eurs villages ct Paroisses
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s. oterceg ue 2sell>Cne men.

R-R CETTE AGREEABLE RETBAI.
E SIGte d'Ete situee dams la Paroisse ST.
sS$sT ! s@y Landry, au milieut dune charmante
fsHsss5eEEA piniere don't Ie terrain est naetinne.
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Et u. NJ MrssAND a etc eln Constable.
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Maiosite le u, Marte1, 45e
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them He cared nothing for the resolution but ss q
Der o. me & M os T us hsn
Mr. called the attention Of the meeting " The
hast line page 10 " the rules:-
Privileged motions may be made =. any time.
This he considered ample authority for adopting he
Mr.. WARREN considered that the brother was entirely
GU, Of order and that the rules ought be suspended,
though the reso,uoa should be Arst sd upon the table
Mr.. NAmKR agatn entered his objection.
Mr.. s. Pxssy said their pastor bad been requested 70
upon then hands asking them 70 say what he should do,
certainly Christian courtesy dictated that before ne
slept he should know whete r his church wished him
go or stay.
The CHAIRMAN then read the original resolution and was
about TO put he question, when
MIR DUNN objected TO the ques ion being taken.
The CHAKn,v however overruscd the objection and the
question taken amid GREATNESS interest There was
loud and hong vote for the resolution and rot voice
against " This occasioncd considerable applause and
laughter The opponents Of course did NOT VOTE they moi
recognising the legality Of the meeting.
was nearly 10 O'Clock, and there seemed TO be
desire 10 go; but not content with overriding the
rules and choking down the minort
MIR. C. J. WARREN arose ard proposed q series
Of resolutions denouncing in strong terms the sign
the letter, acting in manner likely to bring dig
COY d and dscredit upon the church.
This IKE frcorand thrown Ia the midst OF the
assembage
that he would submit 70 the pa sage Of any such
sure upon him. He had abored long the church, had
remsr in his Official duties, and therefore deemed the
passage Of snch resolutions as extremely unwise UNJUST
and likely to separate him and his colleagues from the
church The difficulty about the letter would be nothing
10 the difficulty which that resc luton wOul create
long and debate folio we'd, In which crmi-
nations recrminatons follow ed Ia quick succession
One complained Of letter which some me nbers had
signed, which had appeared in the InfC7ett7a
Another member declared that that had nothing TO
do with the church, and besides, it had been
sanctioned by Or. Cheever. But Dr. Cneever denied
that he had done such thing And so the discussion
continued the brethren meekly giving another the
lie in very Christian way The matter fiji ally et
tied temporarily by the substitution for Mr.. Warrens re-
solution, Of the following, offered by DR.. Ball.
Resolved That II the duty OF the members OF this
church unite heartily and cordially In sustaining our pastor
with all prayer and supplcaion that he open
his mouth boldly the truth and that the bonds OF
peace may be broken between us.
hymn then sung and the benedicon pronounced,
when DR. Cheever received the congratulations OF his
friends How much his will benefit the cause OF
Christianity, remains to be seen certainly has not
sreng hened the ties which bound together the members
OF the Church OF the Purtans.
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A DRuxrrs ARRAY IN TaoY.-On Sunday morn.

DRukkEN ANYWAY IN IKUfs-Un bunuHy mWn-
ing there drunken ARRAY In Troy, cnrious
details, and which nearly resulted in the death Of two
men, OF whom, IL Is thought, cannot survive ap
pears that the morning in question: man by the
OF Neal passing out from William street alley was met
by three drunken rowdee, named Stokes, Magoc and
Muldoon, and being acoosted for money 10 drink WITH
were refused whereupon they fell 70 and undertook 10
beat him. oNea happened, however, 10 be fortified with
penknfe, with which be inflicted aud dangerous
wounds upon each Of the dastardy men, successfully
that they dispersed all taking different directions. One
fell by the road side, almost mortay wounded another
Just found his way home weary from the oss Of bo,d
but all sub sequenty arrested 0Nea seeking rather
than avoiding arrest He most severely injured
and being sober and industrious man, II Ia tho more W
be regretted. stokes, II IL said, cannot recover.
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UNION COURSE, lie L-1n0TTAWs
tsts,ps psseh for 81 see, mile heats best three b
'Avs between b. m Isdy Cudney, 70 $50 H. wagon and
driver, and bn M Belle Of Rsson 10 harness, eAne oa
On saturday LADY Cudney after Ave oiosely contest
cd beats She was the favorte before the start Ut s"o
one bus a. the race progressed the black turn became
The Aysrite The race NOT worth detailed report The
following Is the SUMMARY
sAIvsDAI, May le-Troans match 81 200; mile Aesss'
best three In I'VE
H. Woodruff named b. m. Lady Oudncy, 70
wagon and driver weighi'g $50 os.......l =
Jas. va slpisy named blk. IN. Belle Of Boston,.
- ' Eme-a4s-aii..;a:is-.aas-
Those present Monday Inst n the Union Course had
the qualification Of Witnessing OF the very est tros
between three horses that remember TO have
that track The day disagree able and unavorabe
fast work, yet Notwithstanding this d advantage, four
heats were 'rotted In extraordinary time. The
for pure and stake OF $3.50, mile heas, best tn co In
ave, in harness. There entries among whi'h
was called La iy Woodruff, sister Ro Of Wash
pgton but from prudential considerations none Of them
the post except Gen Darcy Belle OF Portland
Sela Darcy the favorite to the start
49, and before the last heat 100 TO 20 went begging
The attendance good, ard everything m satis-
lily.
First Heat -DN cy went on with the lead, Belle OF Port
land secondStela up the aud losing forty yards
thereby Darcy continued To lead ali The way round The
struggle up the homestretch betwee Darcy and Sela
the nDest Imaginable Belle ~ the draw
gate, havI made up the 81 lot by the breas worry
gradually. Belle made splendid rally afterwards and
landed second, Stella on her flank This hoe
Darcy won ~ hal length only, in 2:55.
Second Hedt-Stella to2 the lead at the word and beat
Darcy the quarter pole twenty yards belle length or
sObehnd On " ssrecn Darcy cio-ed Ste Ia aud
b. lie Darcy, until ut the half mile pole they all in
heap. They swung the homestretch altogether, Ia
he he lead, and after most beautim and spirited
contest the three anded at the nea parallel max
ing dead hea bew, Stella Darcy, IN 1881. Belle
was close up the others This also very exciting
heat
Third Hea.St la sgain roitsd around the 0bers on
the Belle oke Up badly and lost thirty yards TO
the quarter Darcy chase TO Stella but caught
her until she within hundred yards or the
he there overhauled and led length, In 2:33 Belle
of Port and, after from the break made most
beautiful brush and TO the others when they
reached the score
Fourth Heat -Larcy took the lead this time aad main
ains it TO the end winning the heat by couple Of
lengths, IN 2S7H Belle OF Portland second The fol-
lowing is the summary
MONDAY May ls-Purse and axe $50; mile heats best
three IN fve in harness.
S Iauehln entered b. &. Gen Darcy .......1 l
d. Pf.er enered m. Belle Of Portland. 2
D. Talman entered b. m Stels.. .............3 o
G. Burr entered b. m. LADY Woodruff. dr..
Tme-2:36-2:3t h-2:33-237K.
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TnE uxrrKp STATES srklxKn MrcnraAs ON TILE

TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER MICHIGAN ON rrrB
LAKreln the Canadian Parliament on the l4h inst, Mr.
Brown wished 10 draw the attention OF the government ~
. small matter, yet one OF considerable interest The
United States had a vessel, the Michigan, stationed on the
10 the mercantile navy " the lakes, having always been
ready 10 70 the assistance of vessels In distress
peared, however that 10 Michigan one or two tons
above the size allowed by the treaty between Great Bn
tain and the United States and Lord Napier having called
the attention OF the United States government 10 the mat
ter orders had been given discontinue employing ber
her present capacity. would be great loss W the
camille marine II she taken OF, and he would suggest
whether the might not represent 70 tho gov
eminent Of the United states that not at all afraid
Of this vessel and that far Canada concerned
she might remain the station. The Attorney General
said the would receive the immediate attention Of
he government
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ANoTAKR EL0SDn8Sr IN OaIo--We - snnn1
upon 70 record another ease, by me eouee
epidemic now so prevalent, and which " be9upsInr =
assume contagious appearance. On Friday "a ~
ried man by the name OF SnydoT promesor q Rvssy
horses and buggies, leaving one horse and nonrv r
NiddetOwn, remaTking he going TO soil out aSd -
other remaining buggy would be- called for He sot1 IN
stock In this city, and Oh Friday lady ined him IRE
having the horse and buggy he eit behind and he sv
departed for parts unknown. Yesterday the wife a INV
der accompanied by male relative, arrived In We o,sy
but all search for her isitbless husband vaASvi
dence having been Obtained that the clipping purty -
decamped carrying with them the proceeds Of The sa
Csaesw1a3 Enqvsysr, koy TO-