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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

Cotton in the eanebrake regions Of Alabama is
quite promising this season. On the sandy lands,
however, we hear that the insect Injured the young
cotton materially, and from which it has not fully
recovered at this time. Judging from all We
hear. the cotton crop on the sandy lands is MOI
promising while the rich prairie lands it is quite
promising. Now, this is the long and the short Of
he Wnole c'tton crop question. If there is late
fail The crop will he heavy; if there is frost early
AID rainy tall it win be sbort.--SeImG Sentinel
IMPORTANCE OF ISsURAE5E.-Tho Importance of
insurance against losses by FIRE and by water, may
be seen by the fOllOHing figures: There were 322
fires in the United States in 1857 and the amount
Of property destroyed was Sl4,5O2 600. In 1856
the amount of property destroyed was upwards of
So 900 900 greater. The entire loss by marine dis
astsrs IN the month of December last was 81 $685.
1856. The above amount included thirteen steamers,
forty two ships, tAirytWO barks, tWenty-tWs briggs
and ffty>seven schoOners. If this property was
insured, as the most Of it undoubtedly was, many
thousands, perhaps millions Of persons bore the
loss, each one suffering little; whereas, if no in>
surance had been effected, many persons would ave
suffered business ruin, while others would have
been seriously crippled in their affairs for life.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

Nashville. Tenn.
thE large and commodious buildings situated
uoue having been lately adapted College and hospital
purposes and equipped with every convenience are nov opa
for the reception Of patients
The Internal cement Connd 70 an experienced Nrf-
Ant nurses and the establishment we'll supplied uants
Patients viii be administered % By Drs Ford, r. C. Martin
Maddin and Calender.
Paying patients viii De furnished stya Of aecoro
ton desired.
TEsNs--si, 60, and sSper uces.
Fer ausuR arpy prc-nises small Pox as not Al.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
New Variety store.

HHT y. Cru BIS wholesale dealer in Gold and Gilt
Wv Jewelr Fancy Goods, Sr, No. ,, South Public
Square door % Berry & Demoville.
This establishment has been recently opened with entire new
Of goods psng every article IN the line usually Kent
in similar establishments. The proprietor trusts, that from
somewhat extended experience in the business hv ~
minaon make quick sales t low profits, that be viii rrI.
calls from his old friends and Che trale generally.
msyl9 ". r. gRURns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

The Damage At CAIaO.-The whole loss by the
food, it is said will he inside of 100000. The
Illinois Central Railroad can make all their repairs
for 81 600 The loss to the citizens in furniture,
buildings, and stock, will not exceed 600 The
water rose above low water mark forty seven feet,
which is two feet higher than before known by
those who have lived in that vicinity since 1888.
TIE CRoPs In TLxAs-The Texas papers say that
accounts of the growing crops continue to come in
of the most fattering and cheering nature. The
grain crops may now be considered as maGe and
the yield will be unusually large. Cotton is doing
finely, and with 3 continuation of the delightful
growing weather we are having, the crop will be
very heavy. The mast of every description will be
abundant, the pecan crop in particular being very
promising. Texas will export more next year thar
che has ever done before.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

TDIANOSsa-We have received fourteen more &C.
III New Piano ROrtes from those unriyallsd Tt -
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury. and Iames II m III RI
Bros, which make stock very large and des -
able We would be pleased to have these instruments
by ALL whether they desire purchase not. Every Piano
sold By u.s. shall be warranted satisfaction every respect
teol0 W. < R. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

Dissolution of Partnership.
TEVIE Partnership heretofore existing between B. R. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved by mutual
All the the firm will be collected by B. r.
Johnson and all other Indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him. B. R. JOHNSON.
RICHARD OWEN.
Nashville, Tenn, 81 July, 1858.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
nulDENp NorlCE,

Planters HAN 90 rpaneaaeesl
NAsuvtkts. JtSE SNh, ~ :
VII hoai Of nretors day orlefei dvisad 81
ten Icr cent 60 te raA GO Ae stcsshsfa hc sna kras
MS dstp out ~ Ne rrcfr ~ thp list twelve aerths,
bi-dat n wEAvRs. CatAies,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

AOAACEs--lo prevent this yaiusaIe Eence frcm being
COMMENCEMENT usu steel enEarlE- cacld az
cost vii De found The cuts1e % ire uppes ID Order
glaFa the purchaser against bg imposed lpon by worthless mir
tations. ISIS.
Prepared only BY Frfck Broun, Tor ale h Drag and
Chemical Store, \. A. o. Fh Chestnut Streets Phil
adelphit.
Also Coz ale ny IN respectable Druggists Nashville ana
IN the United states. iunez7-3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
NJ The New York Tribune publishes

nsg- The New York Tribune publishes the testi-
mony before coroner's jury in Virginia, by which
it appears that a negro woman was whipped by her
master, one Sunday, and tied to 8 tree, and that
while in this situation she killed herself These
circumstances, the Tr6unethinks present rather
striking picture of domestic life and Sunday recrea.
tons, aud the beauties of the peculiar institution,
in that State"
We constantly fDd in the columns Of the Tribune
the details of hOrrid MURDERS bloody riots robber.
les, ssducdOns, and suicides, which have been per
petrated in the city of New York, and are recorded
in the Tribune without exciting any particular in
dignation in the mind of its Editor against the
peculiar institutions of that city. And, yet, when
a slave woman by disobedience or wilfulness pro
vokes punishment and then destroys her own life,
the Tribune devotes almost an entire column to an
account Of the incident and holds it up illus.
trstion of the evils Of slavery'a striking picture
of the beauties of the peculiar institution Of the
South. Nov we venture TO assert that all the evils
which ever existed in connection with slavery the
horrors of the slave trade itself-Woud sink into
insigniacance in comparison with the crime and
corruption of q single northern city. We need not
descend to those dens of niamy where vice holds its
carnival from year to year, unchecked even by the
presence of disease and death; need not 60 down
amidst the abodes of poverty and pollution, to find
illustrations of the evils which spring from their
corrupt social system. We would point TO the utter
want of moral integrity in tie higher walks of life,
to the open and tolerated vices of society, to the
corruptions of their politicians to the venality of
their press and public men, aye. we would point to
the editor Of the Tribune himself as q striking
picture of the beauties IF the peculiar institutions
under which be lives An editor, who has prOstitu-
ted himself to the worst purposes Of the worst men,
who lis been implicated in frauds and systems of
corruption in which his friend and associate SIMON
TON, might blush to participate who SANDERS hon
cradle men and cringes under the merited chsstise
ment which his falsehoOds have provoked as
submissivey as a slave-sueh man as HORACE
GREELEY himself may be very properly, held up
as an illustration of "the beauties " Of system
which allows such characters to occupy high and
influential positions in the community. We invite
the Tribune aad all other papers which are thus
eager for opportunities dsnOunoe and misrepresent
the South to examine the operation of our institu-
lions and their own, and compare their results.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
BROWN'S RSSBNCR OF JAMAICA
GINGER.

at1lsNe rh.' EE.arF ~.
n T. Csarner 20 Chcetnut and Eifth street,
Fhtladct phias
syots hs-lsl7-- 81 lcFr's Essrce % Iamaca Ginr.r
- $3.50 q 1a0af zea AID ires ci PSI TIE Mciica Faculty
~ AS s's ~ Stlrl Fauy Med enc 5f tSs United
SEttas-
MS As'f = PREPARATION % unusual excellence IN n-i
ra alfira iupsnt CHOLERA In srt r a ass % urogf-s
ia q ~ dtesiirc fanctuus, &c 90 naslns value. Du
rns ne prevalence Of epidemic cholera sumner cupaiats
q ca.irn u s peculiarly ecacous fuiy Individual, or
traveller should be Withou. L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

Thisis Ire frat Of four EOumss which will smb-aes n o
perOdO The American RFvOlHton from the Blrekads oE
5Aston 70 tue Treaty Of Pc Piu4. lTs2 and eua-
tans, srsl grss from manussrip; ant unpubIshsd
urcss, ihe history Of the cation dlrng first portion
his eventual PERIOD including the Blockade bosto HaF-
mr. the general Orgsnz on the coautry The aserzon
the Charter Of Masaehussis the rssta1csof the bso
oe Of Massaehassts the spirit soush The Congress
I774 the progress Of measures in Eagand France aud
elsewhere the Battles OF Lexington and Concord The Siege
Boston the CoagrssE Of 775 choice Of Eashuaton
IS Commaudern Chsi, the Battle Of Bunker Bin. sc.
A there win Doubtless be great demand for ths HisnEg
H'he RsVouiion, In Of tas pEsos voumss
ne work hsss four volumes Will als1 published sspa-
ely, as Vas American Asvoa ion, Wis, l. Il, III
siih tile page aud 5nding 70 correspond
ire paolt'hefs iuVe the aantinn rendprs o. th
preset vofume OF Mr. nero IS Hstnrg he United
tales the aTSt elk volumes the work the ds
~ mss OF Fnieh lave gssu graseuly a5knO lsdE-d bF
MS eOuntEy meu." FOR sale By
W. z. Berry & Co.
nays Public NaauFs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

PLANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLASSES,& &C.
KAIE have now in store, fine stock Of Pianos
w Meodeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma t.
9sTais' &C. and are SUI manufacturing Inside III II 7
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have rscentlyJ y
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c In word, we intend to TINES please
our customers and induce them patr0uise hoe instead Of
sending abroad.
feUlO-G W & r FREEMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
T. o. HARRIS.
7. O.. HARRIS. ". 0. HARRR. "a. HARV
II II u Z = q a

O.. ". 0. HARRIR. Pr HARRIs
HI A II RIS 81 CO.,
A UCIION & COWMISSION MERCHANTS,
"A and Wholesale GrOesrs, Once ". Il. Gordon Co.'S
Warehouse, No 20 Market street.
HARRIS & CO. have In tt0re. and offer to the trade.
go bids New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
80 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
200 do aud half barrels MOlasses
1900 boxes Star Candles;
20 cases Sauiines-lz and 4 boxes
20 bbls Mackerei.
100 packages assorted LqOurs
80 keys four penny nails
IS bags Spice;
% matches
rs bbls Land Plaster. n7vq-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
CITY no mn \, = -

WTE keep constantly hand C0unty Curgi Hams and
w Sides together with full stock Of Family ocsre
y b All articles purcEs OF Us home re Of cha-rs
llle-ol 20. EEEEMAN Enls-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08
F * A n CTS co

OUR SPRING ISSUE FOR Is5s,
rs NOW READY FOR THE INSPEC-
A ton Of the elite Faucsc0's Hat Emporium No q -
Public square, Nashville, Tennessee. 80
IN NEAT DESIRABLE AND CHOICE -
u styles Of superdne son Hats Of various eoors and
g. shapes, now opening.
A. J. FRANCISCO,
febH Fashionable Halter, . Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-08

I. n. SAVAGE. R. B. ANDERSON
SAVAGE q ANDE RSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
SIN 4 { hVttles Ten egBees
Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
sW,W give their undivided attention all business
true ed 70 them They vi practice in all the counties OF the
ouTt Judicial CIreuit and also the counties Of Warren
annou Wilson. and In The supreme CouTt at Nashville
iar2tf
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEG
NJ PIE We have received direct from the manufacturer,
lot Of sEeeer finest 1acboy and Carrots Scotch Snuff Also
Aers0ns SOace and Amulet Chewing Tobacco, and
continue TO Keep the Virgins Chewing and Smoking To-
baeeo, and the best Havana Cigars In the market,
J. W. LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 A Union street.
SLIGHTLY AHEADs--WE HAVE RECENTLY
- seeed the exclusive agency for this State for the sale Of
Halsey BOXERS Capt 2. Stuls celebrated brands
Virginia Chewing Tobacco This Agency includes all their
brands and enables 70 sell az Factory prices We eandidy
bdlieve give dealers better bargain
offered them in this city, stock q Tobacco Snuf and
Ses IS thd largest ever been
kept in this city.
}. " LANGLEY co.
apl III Nc a Union street. 2d door from Bank Of Tenn.
FINE TOBACCO, THREE YEARS OLD.
NAPfAIN Z. STVLTS has sent a small lot Of his hne
TWIST, for retail, that three old
perfectly sound, and black as your hat.
J. W. LANGLEY 4 CO.,
Agents for T. stut5 and Haey BOOksrs ane Virginia Chew
q tobacco. 1navcO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
From China.

The Navy Department is in receipt Of re-
cent dispatches from the United States squad,
ron in the Chinese waters, from which we
CLEAN the following particulars of intelli,
gsnce. The P,whatan arrived at Hong
Kong on the 18th OF May, and on the fol-
lowing day Commod re Tatnall transferred
his flag to her from on board tho San ia
cinto, which bad previously been the flag
ship Of the squadron. The San Jacintc,
Capt. IT, II. Bill commanding, sailed for
New York on the l4th.
No charge bad taken place in the positions
or relations Of the beligerent powers in the
vicinity of Canton. nor had there occurred
any Interference with, or molestation OF our
commerce in that neighborhood. The author
ties uf Hong Kong had received information
thar the Emperor had 50 far agreed to the wish
es Of the peace commissioners as to appoint
al official of satisfactory rank to confer with
them at a town situated on the river Pei-Ho,
lust within its mouth. This Is regarded OF
Hong Kong as an important step towards the
amlcatle arrangement of the difficulties be-
tween the conteudlng parti"s.-- VASE. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31

y MS SnON@S lnat prices uefe di tua' hh"
were considerably below the average, although
not below former precedent. After the FIRST oil
May. The price declined to SO IS, and has nuc-
iuaird but slightly since, the average being a
little below III Tor common Stale -four. With
II a lcw DAYS the foreign news has been regar.
lied as more favorable, and prices have again
improved, the quotation to-day being 81 10 for
The same description. and there have been con-
siderable shipments or engagements 10 Liver
pool, London, tia. cow, and Spanish and French
Mediterranean ports If the export demand
should continue active we may look for grad
ua strengthening OF the market up 10 the period
ior the lnsatneIing OF the new crop, and probably
ike movement Tor some time beyond that
date. but II Is precisely IN regard TO the pro-
liability Of such continued demand that the
opinion, here are most widely at variance. In
tne meantime, the occasional reports OF DANA Sc
ny drought, Hoods rust, weevil, &c, throughout
OFT own country, strengthen the courage OF spec
uIa,ors. One OF the most singular features OF
'ne gram market is the comparative prices OF
wheat and corn Sound yellow corn is worth
nrre something over 80 cents per bushei, and,
4Elrss tue supply increases must evidently 20
Nl!. higher /: is wanted chiefly for the New
England States, where the consumption Is very
steady. and it is difficult TO find an acceptable
substitute. Cheap flour has been sent forward
ana used TO some extent as feed In the place OF
corn, out II is not generally liked. There is
aise supply OF corn throughout the western
country but d large portion OF all received here
'A'> season has been very damp in bad condition
"-en II came, and made still worse when II
reacted consumption at the east.
Some argue that the western farmers have
0een frightened by the backward spring, and
Gle hodius on TO their sound corn sending for
"4'a only their poorest samples for market
"'heTs assert, that owing TO the absence o frost
a. proper period OF last autumn nearly the
"H'ie crop OF northern corn became constltu-
1''dI'y uu>onnd full OF dampness, which the
MO'' Careful handling cannot wholly eradicate;
quo mat therefore there is no sound corn at toe
"es| although there are immense granarles IN
Unhealthy condition. Probably the truth
i's between these two statements, both having
a@p some influence in producing the result and
S'ns us IN TINS market large proportion OF
e'"aged article. Meantime, the crop al Inc
''a IS nearly exhausted, or at least that por
,'ON o. !; available Tor shipment has mostly
Een sent forward We do not despair, for oul
wv part, OF a very large crop OF Indian corr
VS." 0aftent season, althoug II the chances al 'he
'f'nis seemed 10 be so much against It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31

Tn. market al the beginning oil the week
orsupd dull, with very light receipts, but closed
,,,,b an improved tone and larger offerings
Flour IS steady, with small stocks on hand
and limited receipts. The principal demand is
for civ consumption, and quotations are nomi-
IA, The offerings of Wheat on Change yes
,.rlar were fair and the market closed hrm ;
Gale. Of old white at l000llsc., new white oil
inferior quality llsc., fair to good 1850 AUG;
mime news red brought l3oc. The demand Is
good and the quality OF the offerings generally
;morovlng. The demand for Corn continues
good with sales OF white at 7s, 50, 81, and SIC.
no sales OF yellow reported. Rye and oa''
are nominal in the absence Of actual transac-
tons, Guano is in better demand, and towards
the close Of the week there was marked I'M
movement. and sales were made TO considera
bic ex,en, a, S5s per ton for No, Peruvian;
other qualities are in moderate request, and
rates remain unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
Norfolk Market, July rs.

Coma small lot OF one thousand bushei
yellow corn chang ID hands yesterday afternoon
at 80 cents, being an advance on the prices OF
the day before.
New WHEAT is beginning to come in, and we
noticed sales yesterday OF prime white at SlzS;
do red Sl.l2t. The quantity coming IN Is ne
cessariy small as yet, but We are pleased TO
observe a disposition among our grain dealers
10 take hold OF this article, and we may reason
ably expect, at no distant day, 10 see Norfolk
as famous as Wheat market as 1t now IS Tor
Corn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
CONE ERCIAL.
n one "a

III. s,agnation in business generally, which
., pr.sent affects alike all parts OF the country
~ uuiayorable effect upon the money mar
-, The stringency in the market here would
10 severely felt, but for the small amount OF
.,,so,s falling due and the consequent com.
,.,,veIv light demand. The Banks are dis
ting email amounts, and none but the best
,.r Is negotiable The Eastern money mar.
..,. are still quoted easy, and capitalists are
holding on for higher rates. which they think
must come soon
stocks are very dull, and the tranaetions do
%, ins,ify reliable quotations. Virginia IS are
.,o,.d IN New York at 92i.
Exchange is in very light request.
land Warrants are quoted in New York at
,,,4,l5c for 40 acres eH6s3c. for SOS; 1870
.,c for l2O's, and 9iGs4c. for 1905.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
VALUABLE PAMUNKEY LAND Fol

VALUABLE PAMUNKEY LAND FOR
J SALE-Iae subscriber. being DESTROYS
OF emI grating IL the West, offers al private sale
his lands in the county OF Oran.e-about TOO
acres. in two tracts. separated by a farm OF
| 400 acres, which can be purchased al fair
! price.
These lands lie on the head waters OF the Pa.
munkey river, about mile and hall north
west OF the Orange Springs, and | miles east OF
Orange Court House. through which place the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad passes, afford
ing an easy access 10 the markets OF Richmond
and Alexandria. Tue mansion tract contains
about 394 acres, with All ample supply OF TIM
Der and fire wood.
IT. The DWELLING HOUSE is large and
d.. convenient, In good repair, with all ncces-
sdry out buildings, including two large tobacco
houses, sufficient to cure between 10000 aud
25OUO pounds of tobacco.
These lands are particularly adapted 10 the
growth OF corn, wheat and tobacco. There is
large quantity OF the finest plant land upon
this tract. II is also well ad pied 10 the growth
OF clover, timothy and blue grass, which last
is natural production and renders these lands
very suitable 10 farming, planting and grazing,
which can be made very profitable These
lands lie remarkable well, being gently undula.
ting and remarkably well waered of the purest
free stone, and susceptible OF the highest state OF
improvement by Ia" use OF clover and plaster,
10 which II is peculiarly adapted. Most OF the
land Is we'll set IL clover. ana IN 4 very lmprov.
ing condition. These lands (by persons ac-
quainted) are considered very similar To the
Green Spring lands, in the county Of Louisa, SO
very famous Tor their produclvrness and sus.
ceptibility OF the highest state OF improvement
The other tract about half mile distant,
has no buildings upon IT, and contains about
3U7 acres, with nearly one.third IN wood, well
timbered, large portion well set in clover and
other grass, and very similar III quality 10 the
mansion tract, and IN an improving condition.
These lands throughout are very suitable for
the making of fine timothy meadows.
The intermediate farm OF 400 acres is land OF
similar quality, upon which Is comfortable
dwelling house and all necessary outhouses,
&c. 1t also has good timothy meadow, which
is very productive.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing such lands
will DO well to call early and examine Tor them.
selves. as 1t is seldom such an opportunity is
offered 10 purchase such lands.
The Eeghborhood Is remarkably healthy,
and society good.
There is a good miIl-site on the mansion track
for good grIst aud plaster mill, Oh a stream
afofdLEg an abundant supply OF water, at which
place was grIst mill many years ago, which
was very profitable.
My Post Office is Orange Springs. Orange
county, Va. WIN. &. MOORE, SR.
Orange co Va. is lO---lawtw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
Aim 1NAC.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY

ARRIVED.
Schr. Triune, Weaver, King Copsico, wheat
to Washington 4 Co.
Sloop Benjamin Franklin, Ratclif, Mount
Vernon, corn 10 Washington Go.
SAILED.
Brig Whiticar, Perry, Boston, coal by 1. ],
Mehafey.
Schr Seawitch, Egbert Providence, corn by
NJ Eldrdge.
Schr. West Wind, Burnett, New York, coal
by T. J Mehatfey.
Schr Caroline Anderson, Boxer, New York,
coal by Fowle Il Co. :.
Schr. William Homes, Scott, New York, coal
by Fowle Il Ce. ,.c
Schr. Margaret Bennett, Ferguson, Halifax,
flour BY Wheat n Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-31
AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.

CHERIFF'S SALE On Saturday. the 3la
- day Of July. will expose 10 sale at the
dwelling house OF Thomas NJ Monroe. on
Franklin street. (knowu as the Vil!agr) all the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting oil Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs Carpets,
Tables, Sofas &c, NC, 10 satisfy an execution
in my hands, against said Monroe tor rent
sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock
c. NJ. CASTLEMAN. u. :,
~ 22-ts for FGw Saugster. sheriff