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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17
Directions for taking Leaf Inn.
pressiOns.

Hold oiled paper in the smoke of lamp. or
OF pitch, until it becomes coated with the
smoke; to this paper apply the leaf of which
you wish an impression, having previously
warmed it between your hands, that it NAV be
pliable. Place the lower surface of the leaf
upon the blackened surface Of the oil-paper,
that the numerous veins, which are so prom-
inent on this side, may receive from the pa.
per portion of the smoke. Lay paper over
the leaf, and then press it gently upon the
smoked paper, with the fingers, or with
small roller Covered with woollen cloth, or
some like soft materially, so that every part of
the leaf may come in contact with the sooted
ol-paper. A coating of the smoke will adhere
to the leaf.
Then remove the leaf carefully and place the
blackened surface upon piece of white pa
per, not ruled, or in book prepared for the
purpose, covering the leaf with a clean slip of
paper, and pressing upon it with the fingers,
or roller, as before. Thus may be obtained
the impression of a leaf, showing the perfect
outlines together with an accurate exhibition
OF the veins which extend in every direction
through it, more correctly than the finest draw
ing. And this process is so simple, and the
materials so easily obtained, that any person,
with little practice to enable him to apply
the right quantity of smoke to the oil-paper,
and give the leaf proper pressure, can pre-
pare beautiful leaf impressions, such as a ma
turalist would be proud to possess.
There is another, and, we think, a better
method of taking leaf impressions than the pre-
ceding one. The only diferece in the process
consists in the use OF printing ink, instead Of
smoked oil paper.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

There is river in the ocean. In the se-
veres: droughts it never falls, in the rirhtiest
floods it never overhows. Its banks and its
bottom are of cold water, while its current is
warm. The Gulf of Mexico is its fountain.
and its mouth is in the Arctic Seas. 1t is the
Gulf Stream. There is IN the world no other
such majestic flow of waters. It's current is
more rapid than the Mississippi or the Amizon
and its volume more than thousand times
greater. Its waters, as far ont from the Gulf
as the Carolina coasts. are of an indieo blue.
They are so distinctly marked, that this line of
junction with the common sea-water NAV be
traced by the eye. Often one-half of the
vessel may be perceived floating in gulf-stream
water, while the other half is in the common
water Of the sea; so sharp is the line and the
want of affinity between these waters; and
such too, the reluctance, so to speak, on the
part of those of the Gulf Stream to mrngle
with the common water of the sea.-TLieut.
Maury.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

BY FRANCIS DE HAYS JANvIER.
II love my love in spring time"
Charles HacIeg.
loved my love in spring time,
When like budding flower,
The promise of her loveliness,
Unfolded every hour
loved her for her artlessness,
Half trustful, half afraid
loved my love in springtime,
Apure retiring maid!
H.
loved my love in Summer
For promises fulfilled,
For influence on my wayward heart
Like heavenly dew distilled
loved her for sweet sympathy,
Which brighten all my life
loved my love in Summer
A beauteous, blushlng bride!
1loved my love in Autumn
For loveliness mature,
For golden stores of happiness,
Al. gathered and secure
] love her for approving smiles,
Which brighten all my life
love my love in Autumn,
A lovely, loving wife!
Nv.
III love my love In winter,
Though on her brow may fall,
Like snowfiakes i'm the eyentidc,
Times silver caronal-
Though deepening burrows multiply,
And beauty disappear,
III love my love In winter,
AsI've loved her all the year'
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OTTUMWA, IOWA, THURSDAY JUNE II, 1858.
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The Garden.

As through the gardens deepest path rove,
What fond illusions swarm in every grove, ...-
How oft, when purple evening tinged the west,
We watched the emnet to her grainy nest;
Welcomed the wild bee home on weary wing,
Laden with sweets, the choicest Of the spring
How oft inscribed with friendships votive rhyme,
The bark now silvered by the touch of time; @
Scared in the swing, half pleased and half afraid;
Through sister elms that waved their summer shade
Or strewed with crumbs yon root in woven seat,
To1ure the redbreast from his lone retreat.
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J.W. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Law Of NEWSPAPERS.

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periodical the publisher may continue to send them
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fraud.
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The Swedish Stove.

A correspondent Of the Springfield Republi-
long period in Sweden. If his account is true
it must be invaluable, and some Of our practical
men should look out for its general Introduce
tion into this country, where fuel is becom-
ing so dear. and where the winters (with rare
exceptions) grow colder and colder continu-
ally: ..... ...........
81 have fnlly made up my mind to buy one
Of the Swedish stoves, and send if home in
time to be put mp for winter. ] think 1t will
prove one Of the greatest blessings to our
country of anything lately invented or intro
duced there. 1t certainly obviates all tbe
evils existing, and so seriously felt by our
northern people, in our imperfect and expen-
sive mode Of heating houses. 1t is not more
expensive in its construction than orr stoves,
and it is q lite an ornament to a room, is en-
tirely free from dirt and filth in its use, gives
an even, genial warmth to any degree that
may be desired, entirely free from the un-
pleasant effect OF our hot air system, and is
the perfection of economy of fuel. So per-
feet is it, that for hundred and fifty years,
there has been no change in its arrangement,
and it has given perfect satisfaction, in coun-
try where they require as much warmth for
their comfort as we do, and where the cold to
contend with is greater. ...-.-...
Where the people are quite as intelligent in
all that pertains to such matters, as we are,
and it can hardly be supposed, if there was
any advantage 10 be obtained, or ANYTHING
| more desired for comfort or convenience or
beauty and economy, that no change wou'd
| have been made in it in go long time. 1t is a
| great wonder to me that some one has not on
ly tried it in America, but established ifs use
and manufacture there, for it's construction is
as simple and as easy TO understand as its
principle Of heating and ventilating room, are
beautiful and econcmising. Only one fire a
day is made in them, and then only a small
quantity of birch wood is used.
One of common size is capable of heating a
foom about thirty feet square, as warm as you
world desire il, even in this cold climate
The amount of wood burned in each stove, in
tteir eight months of winter, is only one cord,
Swedish, which is 4 little less than ou, cord,
or as 120 cubic feet TO 1913. There are sever
| lpatterns, some mnch more beautiful than
others; but most Of them are plain round
pedestal or column, extending from TIE floor
nearly to the ceiling, and generally they have a
plain white China-ware; but many that have
| seen are Of more ornamental forms, with cor
| nices and mouldings at the top, and some of
| them are ornamented in colors, like China
ware. The material of which they are made
is the same as our common tile, with the
| white enamel merely on the surface.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

The residents of Minnesota now in WASH
ington have presented to Mrs. Senator Rice a
pair ofvaluable carriage horses, costing $1,000.
They took the first premium at the recent Ag-
ricultural State Fair.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

Mrs. Nonesogood regards every calamity
that happens to herself, a trial, and every one
that may happen to her friends, a judgment.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

The vote in Oregon against slavery has not
disappointed expectation. In six counties
the vote was for slavery, 252; against it, 1921;
in Monroe county, not included in the above
count, there is 800 majority against slavery.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

To make a man patriot, all that Is wanted
is pair OF circumstances--a wife and ba-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

The Demoine river. like man, il often riled
and occasionally gets on "higk,'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

yANIry.-Ho~ constantly is great vanity
accompanied nv envy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17
My Love-.

BY FRANCIS DE HAYS JANvIHR.
81 love my love In spring time"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17

What must DO is all tha: concerns me-
,ot what other people say or think
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
PROSPECTUS F0RITHE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

E,NDTNG JANUARY 2sh. 1e5e-prRCHASF or TFE
- FAMOUS DUSSFIn0RE galley PAINTINGS
At rnsr oT ONE HrNnpFD LND rInHTY TpnUs.
AND D0LLtRsi AND TIE PF-pTRcHI ST 0P pow
FRS cFIFpR'TFD sTAruF NJ THF GRFFK SLAVE
AT COST OF fix rHoUsaNDi Together with several
hundred other valuable wos OF render the indrce
ents 70 Subscribers greater than heretofore offered
Among the large and valuable collection Of PAINTINGS 10
be awarded rremurs subscribers 2sfh Of Jam
1885, from the Dusseldorf Paintings
braciDg the well known othelo and Desdeons e Nvmph
OF Diana Trial Of uuss &c with numerous others Of
passing beaut- and vare.
The works Marble VIII errhrac~ Powers' farnor. and
original statue, TIE GRFFK SLAVE aIso the folowins
bsautfrI worts IN rarrsrs Marble Satre
the Statue OF Psyche the Fynph OF Lrpo Student
and "Fdev;' en- brsc'ng. In ALL several hurdred nag
nifceDt and costly WORKS IN Parting Scn'pfure and
proze-a Catalogue Of which is given in the
pIement Of this Journal.
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Cheap Ca SIN Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
Poo pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doE Bsnd Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 " Hames;
900 nests Tubs. panied 200 Zinc Wash Boards;
375 doz Vanished and Three 5000 Pillow Handles;
Room Buckets: 10 White Pine Tubs:
81 900 ass'ed Broom Handles 600 Cane Fishing Poes
us dog white Cedar Buckets 300 sssted LIQUOR Kegs;
200 doz Tar GINS; 10 dog r Cedar Cans:
800 pkgs Hall Bush Measures 95 Nest Boxes varnshd
rs dog Pine Churns assorted goo Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 Buckets LASTED
BASKET WARE.
POO Willow WAGONS, common 700 nests German Market dc
900 Carts, common: 100 doz Feed Baskets in store
500 ' 80 ex. fall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
qoo extra +" 25don chidren's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Pattan Willow Chairs:
Pick Baskets: s doz ass'ted Once Chairs
Rattan nd Willow, very nice n cool for Sumner.
Also-clo Hampers; imported fancy Raskets: Work. Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wlow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
500 ao' ss9sSf D1i brushes . Hs9 Mats
As Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, sc.
1oocoi's N and y inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 coils X to sineh do do $50 do;
25 reels Red Cord and Pillow Line Manills
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord:
loo G lbs H Broom IT. Trne Hemp ID. Wool Trine,
rs bales Batting; 50 reals eh Hem backing;
so 90 Wrapping Irvine; $50 Jute Rope;
500 bundles (Frund) 1sngerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 I" Mcgreror's do do;
1000 reams Lockand do do;
$50 reams Tea PAPER; IS reams Shoe Paper;
lbs Roofing do dry; oOOIbs Roofing do atued
CANDLES. &C.
Star Candles Lard OIL Opal Candies, stearne Candles
Starch, GEL man Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS.
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers'use, constantly on hand.
Pine churns 1s "a Cedar do 20 do
Cerdar do 16. IS 90, % do Painted do 90 ga % do
Hoop do'' - do barrel do lis, 90, % DO
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Rack Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; Piapk Top:
For sale by s. 81. BARRETT,
mav14 Walnut and Front stS.. Cincinnsu,O
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Paymeas be make In all In advance. Money
Tsntn the state shere Issued will be received par
CLUBRING.
discount OF twenty-five Cent IRON the shove prices
will be GLu ordering copies OF AM
one or o. the above works THIS; Four eops, of
sood % Review, will be seat
for four copies Of four keyissS for
cav and 80 on.
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he delivered q a. e. a. OF POSTAGE. When ssnt
by si any part Of ths United States will
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and bat EeurGsea cents gear for each Of the Re
viess.
NIB. price in Great Britain Of the ave periodicals.
above named Is tsi per annan.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.

A WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
~ Mechanic will be issued eekly Paper. with the
above tile.
TIE Ag-icui,rraI portion Of Southern Homestead
receives special and is Edited by gentle
prdcticdt Farmers.
The horticultur Department is In the hands Of
practical horticultural Pomologist, Who has had
much erei &C in Fruit Lu ture in the souh.
The Literary Ana -miy Departments Of the southern
Homestead Edite BY
MRS L VIRGINIA FRENCH
lady OF hne ability. whose literary abors have aready
placed her at the h. ad Of lie writers Of south rs
frenrh will devote her whole tin taeuts to render
her portion OF the Son hern Homestead and
eStng she positively write for or Mag.
aIine, and u ose vi hing the
her gifted pen, sfopd Sub. cr6e f,r the n ,mest.Ad
In addition % the above departments condensed sum.
mary OF passing events, fully corrected NJ rket
Report, and s5noIsrs of general news, VIII segu-
larry given.
Four Hundred Dollars Ian Premiums
those ~ho la procuring snbseTibers 20 the
soath IN Home-teed The tremiums are well worth co.,
tending for. Look at the Lat and then the
work. feineuber the ore labor you bestow and The
.sTger the lit, the great the prize xiil be.
List Of PrlxeH-fo the LADY sho = obtain The
Last Of Weary sub eFAers To the SOUTHERN HOME
STEAD and paying therefor, according our regular
terms, the m day Of May, 1855 Ne mi me-
sent of 0Roy a bAKsEs LARGk SIZE FAMILY
SEWING MAoaISE3 the cash pres Of which, l. . sa Oo
To the GkzrLksAs Who will the lar. is il
pressn VI AANsIs coMBISkD ksAPGR AN b NOW
Exs ih Woods iAprose ent. tbs cash value OF
si5ee0
For re nextl largest Ii {, go - CASE
For the aTgrft ii ,ricaa arAi Libr vsiaed
$50 the saeessf4i conPeGior hasng prisiexs Of
sseesias the BOoksf on eAtenrivs catalogue
FOR thv neat ala ESQ II Casa,
fae prizes to be paia AMER the eith day MAY
maxi. As the rssait can Be AscertAined.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
Cash for Dry and Green Hides.

M d wsi paw the hIsAzss MaxxET PKfcz c4sa fsf
w Dry ADD Greea Aii-es. dsasxrss "a sEscsr,
Stare, 20. oro2d street
uass pssssas hsyiag uIdss ssli vim call on "a be-
fare IA pesins OF khsm easeshere-
kes. ae-tI p. @. ANDEssaN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22

PENNSYLVANIA HuCk WHEAT.
Sfl SACK BucEwdsaa PL0Ja, juss rsesissa % eou-
W ssnasas ADD tas sAssy
aesis .. D picKxY.
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Get the Best.
Christmas Presents

WEhav- o. hand the folio wing usefal and ornamental
Rrtce tat sodld make the most van able Chri t..
mas gift that can be given all Of which viii sell very
low prices for cash.
esant Chtr a, porcelain, and Java Vases
JEWELL BOXES, gseAt variety Of ornamental pat
terms.
Cal INK'rAND', MATCH BOXES, FLOWER
STAND BUrrrB PLArts.
MANTLs AND arAGERE ORNAMENTS, great variety
OF elegant patterns.
Very elegant COFFEE UaNs. TEA and COFFEE POI rs,
Ac,
CHAMBER SETS, the handsome patterns to be found
Ia the la RI Cite.
BRIrrANIA, rLANIsHED TIN and English and Ameri
JApAnnsd ,Andesoks Coal Vases, Col per and
mentei Coai Scuttlrs.
Feat Du tiers Of all sizes.
Hearth Broom, Il dercnt styles
fngliah CItlery-P4ated
forAs, spooas, Case Baskets, Cups, sc.
R.tt n Rocking, Hall aud SeSiug Chairs.
Knife Baskets, wllio \, and Jzpanaed Tin
PLATE wAaM ne, most eE ant h glish patterns.
spice Boxes. Caster and dread Boxes
PateI BrttiHit Casters, Lilo an Pickle stands'
WALTERS all sizes, he gcsatest variety seensin
Mas Nlse.
CAKE AND PUDDING PANS.
100 dIRo GA rs, OF the most elegant designs
Our asortns OF Hoase ni-hng Gods Is more
tensi aud elegant before aud viii sell for
a,h al very s.nAIl ID sanee upon cast.
dsc2s-u MAcKeNZiE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
THE FARMERS GUIDE
, srrrurty n AVN practical. Aaprcur.rup,

M a.xss srsPsrss, r. s. Of Ealsearsb, the i.fe
r. koaIox, Professor Of scisntine iealtaFe sals
College. Ne Haven. ayo!s- ksf.i oetsss. itoo pa
sr. sui nun sroas We d and steel EGG stngsL
This Ia eonfs sedy. the moi eoEPies Agrteas
tars usshed @nd In eidsf . ssr % sisss eiFe
,.,io an. nh hsFs price %
FIVE DOLLARS FOE THE TWO voLuMEs!
wAss ssns ey msllpos PAID 10 California kEd Oregon
the Prise s o. iosyefy other part Of the Unon and
o. adj lposs paid %. - thas uer< svr ne ed
"B0ok Of the ara"
sa. t.Eses .ay Of the above paheat ozs sAead al
n ara be ada. sssss, pest p.Io 10 he snsiishsrss
LEoAAz scofr d 10,
No. % Cola stress, New Yerk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
Benz. F. Shields Sales.

nEGuIAR Auction saies Of FCRNITURE, COOKING
IL UTENSILS oAkPEI iS6s. &C, Ae, Every saturday
morning ~ leo eieek-
,lEGULAR Auction SA es Of Dry Goods, Ciotnlhs the
IL yaTi-tis each " sdnssday and lrtaAs snsn'ns -
early 6Ns LaslL by BIN. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
Broadway House,

l'BlS Me- Hotel 5 nov OPEN for the reception OF
Boarders, being situated in a central Ocahtv 10 "a
ell he different ailro de nien the Medical ia
college tie post OF aud the river, renders the ost
desirable place in u cty for nd day boarder
Members OF the Legislature, Students and the travelling
public gsnsrslg ty requested visit this house
and contented. WM. q. BRANCH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
FOUNDRTES. ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
AP-WHEFL MANDATORY,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFTFLD, TENN

yL-HrTC0Np. IFIGo C0 FonD6srs and NdchiuSsss.
w rerec'fuv give Notice thai thev row ~-erareS
~ -Four drv NPchirP 'hcp Forg~s
viii execute OIL orders for heavy and ht castng ncud
ing
Car-WheeIs of the most Improved Pat
terms.
In this department, horou0h knovle and long expe
rierce enable ~ - challenge cor1ne'i'ion.
Also, Cast-rron Touse-f onts 81 he iT-rroved
PATTERNS; "sin Fired End Ornamental Colrmns: Wste-
ipes n izeS: Fe'orf for GasV orks and other
h-,ens whore ired S'ea- Fnrinos Mills
Mills made promptly order. and of the rateri
Pa'tclVr attention riven to repaiing machinery
low pr ices and on liberal terms.
Our SmifhWork win be az the most exteusive chsrac
SarNl work. srrups. Tor, pitrnsn- Trons,
~ra-bs Rots, and all kinds Of Ml-Irons, made the
shorte notice.
A. We p-acica rechanics. wishing to establish
hu mess Oh win b. IN ps-ticular
ten rn 10 all d-rs for repairing Old machinery.
Az require is a TRIAL. and confident OF being pat
rcnizsd
rive have hand at present a large assortment
OF Fire Bars for Stesm-En gines
wHITCoMB, LEGO co.
Nashville, dec I. 1S57-u.
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Motifs Patent
AGRltuLTURRAL FURNACES.

TINHIS article tractzd In Consequence Of
i gestioa from the American Iast tats. alan pie
profit and los priced tafsAee Was sneA assded
Farmers boiling aud ttesning hood, and Tor my
chaaieAl purposes. IL took the prsaiam
csised. ""' - Il W AaAs
NO II UARk ET EET.
Also, Coal Cooking Ranges and snail ceesins Stoves
for Coal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-22
'LtIBOBNE'S MAC 1INE WORKS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

THE attention Of Railroad Companies, Far-ers Manu-.
fscturer. and all persons deirous purcl a.iuV n
hone good MACHINERY, such STEAM ENGINFs, CAsr-
tN'S of eveTv de nri0ton, GE airing, CAPWHtFIs oi
the mnroved rattern> SAW Wins. PTNrS. &C. &C..
respecfrilv called 20 this Establish g,oR
rapidly the premises Of q Nashville Manu-.
featuring Company. We intend so the
fully exten i've before and Aau be read
orders for Machinery and CASING. We have aread,
conmepcsd creations in blacksmith shop aui Boiler
ward AMI shall give immediate satisfaction 10 Old aud
We are experienced Nechanics-each Of us PERSONAL,
attending TO his departnen'-ani thus shan be
able erior lower than hereo
fore in this city We shall every piece OF
work done this Establishment, and give prompt anc
personal attention order left at Office thus
hone give general Subtraction, and be
friends Of home n snuac' ure. NJ. JACKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
Tuns2T-ff Late NaShvill- Nant Co.