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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
mississippi IntelIIgenoe.


The yicksburg Wing says that on Thursday last an
inquest was held on the body of man found floating
in the river near that city. The Wing says:
The body was so far deeayed as to render it impos-
sibe to recognize it, 1t was the body of white man
perfectly nude he had been in the water some time
as the flesh was dropping from the bones he had
evidently been killed by pistol ball which entered
his brain and trucurng the skull in the back part of
the head His hair black and he had very
heavy beard. He was about six feet in height, and
evidently man of large frame. portion of skin
which remained on his left arm, Indicated that his
| arms were covered with thick hair A heavy gold
ring was found the little finger OF his right hand
His teeth were fine and ia perfect ORDER which would
indicate his youth. murder has evidently been
committed, and the above may afford some clue to the
discovery of the peTpetrator, and the unrayeing of
the particulars Of deed Of blood now shrouded il
mystery
The Oxford Mercury of the 9th inst. says
The inclemency of the weather, together with the
almost impossible condition of our roads, have pre-
vented that amount OF cotton from coming in the
past week which would otherwise have been in
market. But the amount on the market during that
time has been fully as great as during any other week
and there is slight advance in price. Eleven cents
| has been the highest figure paid the past week.
The Jefferson Journal of the 9th inst. gives the fol-
| lowing account of a curious case of domestic
scandal
| We announced in our paper some two weeks ago
| the marriage by Hon. j. NJ Ellis, " David Dunn, Esq,
to Miss Mary Harriss, both of Franklin Facts have
since come to light, that reveal quite funny and
perhaps agreeable e0pement toal parties concerned
| Miss Harriss is a Mrs. RHnfie, and the mother of
| seven children, whose father, James Rumble, Esq.
very respectable man in Amte county, and doubtless
worthy ege lord and master, she left behind with
the wife of David Dunn, who is the mother of only
fue children. Mr. and Mrs, Dunn were paying
visit at the house of Mr.. Ruadle from which place
Mr.. Dunn and Mrs. Rumble eloped about midnight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
SECOND ANNUAL sTATnmnNT
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
Be It remembered that on the 81 December; 1858 before
me the ubcber Justice Of the Peace in and for the parih
Sni state aforesaid personally appeared Qmer Gaird Pes
dent and A. Schroeder Secretary, Of the Citizens Mutual nsu
rance Company Of New Orleans who being duly accord
ing law do dpose and say that the above just
aud true and transcript from this books OF said
pany,
0. GAILLARD President
A. sGHREIRER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9Th day Of Deem
Der, A, d. 1855 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
cent in cash the scrip issued by this Company for
1851 the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the second Monday Of February next
The Board Of Trustees also declared dividend Of
sixty Cd the earned premiums Of the Com
ptuy the year ending November 3d. 1855 which
feate will be issued after the 8th Of February 1859
The Company continue insure against the pers Of
rivers and and damage BY FIRE the
Of premiums.
oFHCE-No, CarondeIetstreet.
0. GAILLARD, President,
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
A. soHREIsER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

hard life Is that of eobbler-fureyer struggling
to make both ends meet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
oand popular Family Medicines whes aey otter supply
Druggists Dealers Preparatory Lowest wholesale pre-
General Depot Special agency, No, l5 q Charter
street, New Orleans, la,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

Philadelphia, Nov. H. 1875.
The Board of Directors have this day decar dividend Of
SIX PER GENT IN cash the original capital stock, and
SIX PER CENT. the scrip Of the Company, payable
and after lst pr0x. .
They ais declared scrip dividend Of TWENTY-FIVE
GER CENT on the original stock the earned preEi
the year ending Oct 81 1858, celihca for which
will be issued The parties entitled the and after
The lst Of December next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT

New Orleans, January r. 1858.
It conformity with THE requirements OF their charter the sun
Mutual insurance. Company publish the following statement.
Amount Of Preuiuus received t,r the year ending
December 81 a5 ,-......... S-D7T r.
Amount OF Tutaaluatgd Risks December3 1886 lO gy7 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Horses Taken Up

AssS Up by the subscriber living three miles from
r. t ss village Of Mvine, the 18th day OF August,
ID o;ses: one asorrel horse with three white feet,
Aa' ite strip tn forehead. The other is d; TX serrel
IN elae ieet white anil white faee The first about
!ssfs oid,tbe latter shout nine.
N,,eSsid s;ra,s. $3.50 O'9 THOMAS pARI.lND.
@'riile, Aug 18th, 1858 SITS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
TpA1e-aTIA NTIc TELEGRAPH FIEsT
DESPATCH.
MESSAGE AND pRnsIDEsr's REPLY

,, ox.r,, fon the Leader Office at
;.ia du Clien, We are enabled 10 give
o,.ea, message aud Presidents re-
heinz the first regular communications
Atlantic Telegraph; the message and
IL were immediately despatched over
TELEGRAPH iiaes throughout the United
...e., Europe and the world:
r.,sSrlA BAY, Via Trinity Bay,)
Aug l6, 1858.
Tile queens .I'essoge 10 the Honor
b The President cf'M United States:
g.r Majesty desires to congratulate tbs
! ,aleul upon the successful completion
'te Great International Work, in which
|. Queen has taken the deepest interest.
4. Queen is convinced that the Presi1en,
lin her in fervently hoping that the
.rcal able, which now connects Great
utsin with the United States, will prove.
additional link between the nations
bgs friendship is founded upon toeir
.rnon interest and reciprocal esteem
ID Queen has much pleasure in thus com
sriratng with the President, and ten
ipg 10 IN. her best wishes for the pros
a.y ofthe United States.
VICTORIA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
IS Acres under Cultivation.
95 Acres OF Heavy Timber

cfcF Tor sale cheaper than any other afford
10 sell two 80 acre tracts OF land including the i'm
Ia good cultivation.
The blance Of The ri hty acre lots il excellent
timber, as good as can be found in the country.
collected the land for henIe in lS3,wen had choice
Of All Gfet1t cuntyall Of which sincerely regret that
DID ROT then purchase would now be one OF the
liciest men III the state
The property is situated miles south Of Lancaster.
wliich place is in yisw Of my farm There is good
spilg thereon and The land is rich, being the choice Of
the hurricane Il adoins ile Burt Pralris land known
everywhere.
The lani lies level and rollingevery acre being ro-
land.
Good roads lead in every direction The PuE1e Stf0o,
H0use Is On ars ii the aad aud very good country
schoo - generally suppoted. In toe miles there
several honting and saw mis. The raroadsare within
hafe days ,rive. Tire vicinity is tnckIy scttled with
kin ard indust ious neghbos.
VIII sell all the land describe d, or so thereof
s-S Old Settlers requested tagor TO call he
attention OF buyers to this land. refer buyers TO 5.
Manhood liz Lancaster OF to myself the premises.
An ust 4fh 1855 7-n II. W. HODGES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

FIRE occurred In the Illinois State
1son on Friday night, destroying prop
sy to the amount sf about $40, o00.-
scne of The convicts escaped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
NOTICE.

WAFREAS my wife, Mary Ann Trainer has left my
~ edaud heard without ans just cause or pFovoca
-. his i therefore To forwarn ail persons from har
Fl'go trusting her on my account as am determined
Sy debts OF her contracting after TINS date.Case
az essa' county, Wis, August 10th, 1888.
ST. GEORGE TRAINER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Farm fos sale near Ai.. HOPE.

s}t' Acroa-s}5 under Cultivation.
fsSHE slhscriher wishes sell his Homo Farm, next
! south of Mt. Hope, and containing so acres 90
ntieoi under cultivation, be ies 20 acres of heavy
thbsr On the premises good spring and RAINING
ws,e good dwelling hcuse and several out buildings =
Also, good new bt and glanay. The soil cant he 6esi
and the site considering reads various privileges ia
uniitaled. The Methodist Seminary, now hai pss
ereesedis not ID rods stantand the Public School
House is half nils distant Tcnis third down, bal
snce on time. Appiy OF the prernisea.
WI. FORLGCKER
Mt. Hope P. 0 Grant Co, Wis so.2mo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
LAST TICKS OF "A
BLACKSMITH.

RttSa abaut 10 close up my shop and business il
u aa sser, 20 leave fer Ca,ifornis make this tiua
:. q :. indebted 10 ne You must paw up immeti
S @ q saed; cali Esq. ahood after me first o
Per O. next No grace allowed. 39-fch-tE
1'A'2Ster. august 18Th 1868. JOHN POLLOCK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
slgay sorrai Cnlf-Reyvara,

N"AlED from the subscriber. residing in the Walker
AID Dyer settlement town of Lancaster, last spring,
,S var old last, large sorrel colt, two hind feet
~s: viii pay q reasonable reward for delivery to
saa colt or Information By letter at Lancaster Post
Wee So that can get him. WAW ALkER.
August IO:h IShS S-if
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
60 acres Of Land for ssIs.

FENRkE Mills from Lancaster, all suitable for cu
l. Walton. Considerable Timber said land. vi
sell cheap, give time hall the purchase money; on wi
take good teaIn and the rest III money. Said land Il
3 COED settlement with school house. ~. q,
Lancaster, Nov. g. JOEL MAsNING
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Settle un al Pleasant Valley

EoSE indebted to me by either note or book account
please come forward and pas up or make oihsi
eFfc9ry arrsug lnent without delay, as this IL the
'aay Tor my scr,i-aunual settlement.
Az Gone having claims against nv will present them
NsRFm4at GEORGE WALKER.
f!'"Saot Valley, August, 1888.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Farm for Sale.

| OFFER u good Farm for sale, miles from Bosco.
pei price low, terms easy Inquire al BoscobsI of
lot j. NJ. DICKERS0N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
PROVISIONS WANTED

Ia exfhqage for cash or the best
Of goo's.
Ill pay n high or bigher for Floor, Bacon, lard
Corn cats, Butter, Eggs, chickens cheese, Pata-
= and ''Ssss" as any other Merchant in my secti1h'
have or hand full supply Of Goods consisting II
Rto Groceries and II DIVISIONS, Hardware Qeeenswar"
tvssars Stoneware, Fuoden Ware, Tin ware, hrrgN
t,Ei Medicines, Conf ctionarits, Yankee Notions, nc
CASH PAD FOR HIDES.
eAos'd ECU aye ANY trading stock bling IL along,
Fssssbt Airy, Aug. 4th, rs. aEo. WALhEk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

= Of IancasserLodge, No. 20 of 4. & a. Ma
~ sons meet in Lancaster on the Ist and Sd Sat
4 ~ urdsys Of ever month
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
WASHINGTON, Aug l6

70 Etr .GqJssty, the Queen cf Great
3agm
The President cordially. seciproeates tie
asem'uiaJion Of Her Majesty, he Queen,
|. the treat International enterprise. ne
a.mpl,Atd by the science, skill and III
!ninab.e energy Of the Two countries. -
h i gr,ut t'!r,tli, t,.oie glorious, be
sl,t far ucr,. t,sttui, Than was ever won
|, to- {, II, uentr ~ tie field Of tattle. -
isy tie Atlantic Telegraph under the
ss,ng Of Heaven prove TO be bond OF
gpelual peace and friendship between
he Kindred nations, and an instrument
utined BY Divine Providence to ditfuse
Sgion. civilization. hber'y and law tbro'-
|a the world In this view will not MI
alorS Of chiietendom spontaneously unite
b the declaration that it shall be forever
leutral aud thai its communications shall.
held sacred IN their passage 10 then
faces Of lestinati n even in the midst Of
Blilies.
tSigncd} JAMES BUCHANAN.
EnF R!curs oE WirSEssks.---i'he fol-
6srg item brought by a late steamer
Wi. no doubt interest Witnesses aud the h.
al profession on his side of the water:
Tie English Lords Of the Bench deeI
led at Westminster about month ngt
that il WI. principle of common Law
hal COUNSELLOR III questioning witness
iheGld address biz, in ordinary tones, ant
b language of respect such as one gentle
ssn would use in conversation with anoth
4; that such lawyers have 80 right Il
lurstion the private business o: mora
iaracler of witness and further than i
) apparent they affect bis reliability, q
4eh the case in hand aud that IL vi,
as is not obliged to answer questions pm
. bin in an insulting manner. II forced t.
5swer hy the court he Nill have his rem
dy in an action for damage,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

iERMs2o PEI cent Of the purchase money in hand and
the balance IN i've equal annual salnets with interest
at the rate of seven per cont.per annuin.
Address, ". Bond, Geno4eo, Livingston County stats
of New York 1I-}vs :,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
THE MURRAY LANDS
e - - 50 q Is ~

E'HE following described lands atuted in tsraolCoua
/ ty, Wisconsin, arc offered for sa c.
TJson 4 North--Raags5 ITbwm 4 p Raape y..,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
sTRTNDNERv,

Blank Books Pocset and Tuck Memorsidums, Pencils,
links Cap Letter, Note and gilt edged Paper, of all ST.
res and qualities also, Evei0pesal sizes of the BEST to
he found in market, with every article in the line
TERMS, CASH. GEO n CoA.
Lancaster. Nov. 10Th, 1857. 5u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Farmers, Look Out!

UST received, the celebrated Enans & idGms Gale
u ma one and two horse plows also, large lot of the
and shovel plows sale al the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and Iron Store of G. f. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
T'ots,e Epss,,Ficv
stoyss. etoyes, ksoye

Us received. handsome assor ntsa Of nee Eiev&t
- ed oven Stoves, which fs, at unusual low
prices for cash. q. F. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
RUNK's PREMIUM Flows.

Nj AIDE ofthe best timber and metal can lie had ut The
IVA al places wherrke1t last y.srfor ssi. 5a-3t
boiee Prairie, June 4th, lS5s. JOHN ltAk,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Town 4 N. Range 5 West.

Description. Section To ahon Asstd. Ani
Sc Or OF NV or Sc nj Fowler 4,2t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21

Lots MOL, 2, 3 81 4, Bin 13,
in village of Platteviile
50 81, in l
| 90 4, I" 10
" 4, 50
a = OF s II OF Lot 1 in Bi'k "a
tw y of lot III
-ot No. 81 in Carries Additio,
In same.
house ..and lot on Sec. Is
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-07
G. o o ID 8

Which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest. My
stock consists in part of the latest styles of Ladies'
Dry Goods, such as Ombre, Cashmeres, Ducals,
Bemgcs, Satin, Camclious French and American
Merinos, Poplins, DclaincS, Lustres, &c.
A great variety of winter Bonnets, such as Black
Brown and Guncy Silk Bonnets, Casterine, Cobourno
Straw, Swiss Straw Plush and Mourning Bonnets,
for young and old.
White Goods, Embroidery, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.-
Large stock of winter Shawls A very large and
well selected stock of Ready Made Clothing. A
large stock of Cloths and Cassmcres, Hats and
Caps Of every style for Men, Boys and Infants
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and Children.
A general assortment Of Queensware, Hardware
Plows, Cutlery Groceries, Cotton and Garnet Yarns
and Teas Of the finest qualities, and every variety
Of Goods usually kept in Stores, for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO
me heretofore, most respectfully solicit coptin-
uance Of the same. Call and examine my stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, which will
satisfy you that have larger stock to select FROM
than any other establishment in this vicinity, and
at very small profit. My motto is, SMALL PROFIT
oNE PRICE, LARGE SALES and QUICK RETURNS.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods,
Cash paid for Wheat and Beef Hides.
s5g have in my employ the most competent
practical Tailor, Mr.. D. s. Evans Of this place; be-
SIDES two other competent workmcn, and feel con-
hdcnt that can give entire satisfaction in this line
OF business to these wishing garments made TO or
der. Garments made upon short notice.
o.,o J. EDWARD JONES.
OakhilI, October !, 1S57-tf
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HK. Eleet.

nEALER in White Pine, Pine Lumber and
EPShiugles, Portsmouth, Ohio, re.
speclfully calls the attent of the citizens Of
jackson and vicinity, to his large Stock orbuild.
ing material, consisting of
100000 feet Clear.
100000 " first Com.
100000 second {"
100000 4" third "
100000 Shingles, sawed and shaved.
All descriptions of planed Lumber kept con-
stantly on hand.
n B.--All orders promptly attended to.
July 90. 1857. lS-tl
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The Rev. Q. $. Rmrnctt. willie Inbor.

The Rev. q, $. Burnett, while labor
ing Missionary in Southern Asia, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Compumption, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold, Nervous debili,
ty, and all impurities of the blood; ALSO an easy
aud eflectual mode of inhaling the REMEDY -
Actuated by a desire to benefit his suffering
fellows, he will cheeriuIly send the Recipe
(free) to such as desire it, with full and explicit
directions for preparing and successfully using
the Medicine. Address Rev. 0 S. BURNETT,
Aug. i, 'j7. S3l, Broadway New York City,
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aSaS' 'mNHm va McAA R4o
Prospectus of the Daily and weekly
CINCINNATI GAZETTE


On the first of January ensuing, we shall en-
large the Weekly Gazette to the size of the
DAILY, being equal to nm increase of about
SlA COLUMNS OF READING MATTER.
WhlIe there vii be no increase in prices thus
enabling US to present our readers amuch mole
Complete and General Summary of News than
can possibly be condensed into its present Col
umns; and makingit
one othe Largest and considering its
s'ze) Cheapest Papers in tie Union!
To say nothing Of the fact, that few papers,
either East or West, furnish the same amount
and variety of Original Commercial and Mon
ciary, Agricultural, Scientific, Statistical and
Miscel lancous Matter, which ofCourse involve
much heavier outlay than is necessary for pa
Pers whose columns are chiefly made up of ex-
tracts from other sources. IL is also printed
upon superior quality of paper thus present
ing much clearer and more lcgibe appearance
Ihail Ihe cheap straw paper now SO generally used
The Commercial Column & Market
Reports
OF the Gazette will be found to be a valuable
adjunct to the farmer, merchant and business
man; as its Commercial Editor, in addition TO
the advantages of long experience and unea-
queled facilities, devOtes his time ExoLUsyrIy
TO this branch. 1t will at all times contain the
latest and most reliable intelligence upon Com
mercial and Financial Matters from all quarters
Of lhe Union, and its Reports of the Cincinnati
| Markets, as well as those East West, North
ana South), are prepared EXPRESSLY for the
Gazette, and we hatter ourselves will he rornt
to be fuller and more accurate than can be oh
tanned from any other source.
AS General NewS and FamiM Paper,
1t will be the constant aim of the Proprietors of
Lhe Gazette to keep its readers thoroughly in
formed OF all the passing events of the day; to
render 1t u medium Of valuable information.
ana genuine instruction and amusement. TO
i"uhc IT Tue advocate Of sound morals, political
integrity and social and intellectual progress:
hnu 70 hlalhtaln the position which it has at
taihed' hy long and honorable career, as a
sUIlcI'y conservative reliable, aud impartial
journal, IL will endorse no principles nor ad-
,Oo''p no measures that are NOT believed for
Ine POOIlc good; will fearlessly expose dishon-
'S'y ana corruption in whatever shape or under
""S''yc' color they may appear; will conceal
w i'oV' W iaYor any party or set of men; and
w. u'e great sectional controversies; which az
ua'e 'he county, will endeavor to do equal ana
exact justice to both sections of our National
ConIedracy, w" ''''''''''
we cne'p9ak the favorable influence Of our
many friends, to whose generous efforts in gct-
uhg up cIn0s We have hitherto been so largely
indebted, and hope to merit renewal of their
iaVors' We shall also thank fully appreciate the
kindness Of those who will make nm efrort to
o'V"o'Ish CLUBS where none now exist.
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Sswc have ssAe ltonsive improvements in
the PhOniX FCindFy Qately purchas.
ed by u.s. and arelonstantly adding new and
improved patterns various styles TO our STOCK,
we find it necess8 principally, as many stove
dealers IiyeSO retotc from us, that they but sell
dom visit this naket lose sales oI many articles
OF our manufaflTe that they could deal in tc
their advania9, dld they but know the quality
and style Of our work.
During te past year, Cincinnati and other
manutactugs nave cons dered II OesttO produce
q very gelor article, III order to meet the
| present bw prices OF stoves, they using the
chcopos4inateriaIs without regard TO its du-
rGbiIltY usefulness, or appearance Whilst we
use th(Vely best selected Fig Metal, Manuiac'
turedFom pure Limestone Ore
w assure dealers and the public, that no
PaiE VIII Dc spared TO introduce Improvements
lnPrIhciple ana design OF our stoves, That their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
york ana II Is even so, that our
IROPlC COAL STOVE,
1.-TWO sizcs,) is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stoye.-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every par
ticuiar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
THE cOTDFN hrF
''l' ~ ''4' 1ANL'
nar suPoii3[ ,W TO any ihlng Oh inc klnu III 'ni'
a"' nuT' W. ha'e ot,Ior o.3yeS vi T"'Iu' 81
N'S anu Pa''ei nS' anu HIaHuiactuIeu VI 'h' Te'U