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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
HENRY IL. ELIAS,
[arceFSsoR TO loskrH pRkrEs.l 4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALtn :
WATCHES. IEWRLRIY IND ELgCKS,

Seals, Marks spi clat Sa Nc No. Is Wet ,..
Fourth 5 rect, between Main aud NaiANf
Cincinnati Ohio.
N; B.--W alcles csockk. ana LEVER -
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

W ES Il ERN VII GI MI a
LAND AGENCY OFFICE. MI
TINE undersigned has opened an office in
II the Town Of WINFIELD, PUTNAM Coun-
ty. Virginia, for the purpose Of selling lands
FARMS mills and tenements.
Those wishing to purchase, or having such
property for sale, will do well to give him acall
WINS R0. T. HARVEY
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rs the Farmers of Kanawha.

TO the Farmers Of Kanawha.
TINE eubscribers would respectfully inform
III the Farmers of Kanawha and the adjoining
counties that they have located in North
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bibby's Mill,
improved double screening. y.
Grain Cleaner.
This fanis pronounceab BY competent Judges
to be the best separator now innse, for cleaus.
ing Wheat, Clover Seed and all kinds o.
grain, from Cheat, Cockel, Garlic and ali
kinds of filth. 1t cleans Clover Seed clean
enough for market without sitting They are
built sof good material, and BY good workmeR
All our fans are warranted. All communica.
tions addfessedto Kanaw ha. Court House will
be promptly attended to.
March 3l,1s57. JOHN B. HART g. co.
Having had occasion TO clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly of cockle,3 cheat, &c.,
was induced, from the high reputation mad
Of MI. Harris improved fans, I'd make the ex.
pertinent, will one 81 them, which with faeil.
ity, and ease in every way, fully accomplish.
es everything for which it has been sd de-
aseryedly recommended. .
GHAs. RUFFNER.
H Kanawha County, Oct. End 1855.
NH --- VIA l8{ .#.4
Having used one of ]. b. Hart & Cos, Far
for cleaning Wheat, &C. take pleasure II
recommending it to the Farmers, for clean
ing seed wheat Of crockle, cheat SC, II do mo-
think il can beSurpassed by any Fam. AS fal
as have used it, il has givenIentire satisfac,
TIL. JOHN G.. CARR
Fairfield
CHARLEsroS, Kanawha.s
trar f,,t g
B. Hart Z Co.improved grain cleaners, AND
take pleasure in recommending Them -to 1Stbe
farming community asa very superior article
have had II use upon my farm, durinl
the present year, a wheat .fan!manufacturet
sbyJ. B. Hart & 60, Charleston Kanawha
take pleasure in saying that III IS decided,
the best fan have ever used Or seen in nss 1
/ . JAMES M. LAlDLEY. 4
Gleawood. Oct. 9, 1856.
In addition TO the above statement Of Mt
Laldiey have to say, that also am the own
er Of one of Mr.. Hart's fans that purchased
Of Mt Laidley thirty bushels Of his prin1t
rock wheat for sewing, fully cleaned for tha
purpose as his manager stated i suppose tho
on his old fan not MI. Harris, that i took II,
through, the Hart fan. and by he opera{ioI
reduced the thirty to tweniytsix bushels s
pure clean wheat; if this is not recommends
ton 10 those desiring to purchase good grai,
cleaner Lam at a.loss for one.
A. w. QUARRIER.
Killie Crankie, 2sth October 1875
K4NAwHA county, Va, Dec 26, 1856
| do hereby certify that Ii bought of j. B
Hart & Co., in July last, oneof their paten
Wheat Fans, and find it to be the very bes
fan 1 ever used. think It will clean fral
Thirty to forty bushels Of wheat per hour
without any extra labor. III. BR0@N
KEsDALIa, Va, Oct. 25.
have used one Of +. j. DoiRs grainclean
ers on my farm this season, and can confident
|ly recommend it to the farmers OF KanaRha
as one Of the best aud most perfect grain
cleaners ever was acquainted withss
GEO. w. HILL.
pfsT,sA n = 6,,,,fv W. OF 0eIk4f Qse
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Grain Clea1ae1. .

Having had occasion 10 clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly of cookie, cheat, DC,
was induced, from the high reputation mad
Of Nj. Harris improved fans, TO make the ex-
pertinent, will pne 81 them, which with faeil-
| itY and easein every way, fully accomplish
| es everything for which it has been So de-
tlserYedly recommended. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

K1NAwHA county, Va, Dec 26, 1856
do hereby certify that Thought of ]. B.
Wheat Fans, and find it to be the very best
FAM ever used, think It will clean fTsm
Thirty to forty bushels Of wheat per hour,
without any extra labor. j. y. BRO IN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13

RIVER ICE,
ENOR sale, of the best quality, atall times,
IL and in any quantity, by N Ell
April goth 1858. DAVID GOSHOR N.
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TIME eubscribers would respectfully inform
I the Farmers of Kanswha andthe adjoining
counties that they have located in North
Charleston, opposite Mr. Joseph Bibby's Mill,
for the purpose Of manufacturing their lately
improved double screening. N ND
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Kanawha County, in the month Of July,
1855
William d. Pate and J "A HI
H. Salisbury, Plaintiffs.
.p,;,;n 3; p.ad,;aee. II Covenant. /, ii,
John Seldom, James damages, $1,000
Hun Ell and Jacob Hum- H
bird, Defendants.
The object OF this SUIT is, to recover from
tie Defendants, the amount Of damages which
the plaintiffs have sustained by reason Of the
Defendants falling to comply with. and 70
perform the conditions Of q certain sealed
contract, entered into on the oath day OF Sep
TENDER, 1857, by the said Plaintiffs and De
PENDANTS, in regard I'd the purchase Of several
/ tracts pf land, on Coal river, for the sum 81
y twenty1eight thousand dollars, I$26000sl
\ And ii appearing from affidavit filed, thai
+ the Defendant, Jacob Humbird, is a non+re
ident ofthis Commonwealth, it is therefore
ordered that he do appear here within one
Y month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary 10 protect his intek'
ests in the premises. TeSte,
l BA. w QUARRIER, Clerk
RRouS 8 PaTToN. SOILS. 4:lI
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ITIRGINIA. SIS Sat rules, held in the
VI Clerks Ofiee of The !Circuh Court fbr
Kanawha County, in the month OF JULY,
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have had in use upon nv farm, during
the present years wheat fan MANUFACTURED
by.J. B. Hart & 20, of Charleston Kanawha.
take pleasure in saying that hi is decidedly
the bestfan have ever used Or seen in use.
JAMES NJ LAIDLEY.
!. Gleawood, Oct. q. 1885.
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Kanawha County, Oct. IND 1855.

Having used one j. B. Hart & Cos. Fan
for cleaning Wheat, &C. i take pleasure IN
Recommending it to the Farmers, for clean
Ling seed wheat Of crockle, cheat &c. ii do not
think it can beSurpassed by any Fan. AS far
as have used it, II has given entire satisfac-
TIA. JOHN G. CARR
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In the.

CaTFicks ueeeased. n, Cbercaev
against
Geo. III. Warth, Warth
u English and others.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
ABsrRAcT or DEcgSE. Its, bycon-
sent OF parties. By their CeunssIs, adj
Judged, ordered and deereed. that The said
report OF Master Commissioner 4. &.
Broun, be recommitted to Master Com
missioner Alexander T. Laidley who, af-
Ter publishing i notice Of the time and
place, TO the parties m this cause for al
least four weeks, in one of the newspapers
published III this County. shall, without
any further notice, to any party, proceed
10 correct such errors, ifany shall be found
to exist. to report such debts, If any such
there be. as hare been paid, and to credit
such payments upon them, az may be
shown, by proper proof, and il deemed
necessary to promote the ends Of justice.
be may examine any 81 the parties to this
cause upon oath, concerning any Of the
matters aforesaid, and he shall report the
same. SO amended, with such other mat
I ter as any party may desire Teste,
a Nv. QUARRIER, Clerk.
NOTICE. t.
CoMMIssIoSER's OFFIcE, July 9Th 1858.
Hi The parties above named, as well as
4 others; ID this suit, Of any person having
any interest therein, are hereby notified,
that, On Wednesday,. the Eth day of
August, 1853, I shall proceed, at my
Office in Charleston, in this County. 70
examine said cause. with avieW 70 cor.
rect the errots if any,4 which may be 10
said former report. And i require the
! production before me at theItime and place
aforesaid, of allssuch proofs as will enable ems
me to report As ordered
], 4 ALEX. 4. LAIDLEY, Com.
Fitzhughs &Iothers, So.s. fs.+E
Warth. Smith, Laidley,
Parks & others, p. d. MI L t B.
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a1 GHARLEsFoN, Kanawha.
This is to certify that [ havelused one of j
b. Hart Co. improved grain cleaners, and
take pleasure in recommending them to the
farming community asa; very superior article.
n al. WRIGHT.
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CITY BOOK STORE.

TNoNSTABLE's and Other BLANFs 8,
Atssale at this Office. =. : - =, ~ ~
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John Slack, Administers n,.,,
tor of Franklin Noyes, = oAaA0'''
decd, and Cstharine
Tenable. and others,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17
ANOTHER

A correspondent Of the Carolina Spartan endor.
ses, in A~attering terms, the nomination OF Col.
DAwKINs for Governor. We are glad to notice
that the friends of this distinguished gentleman
have received so heartily the suggestion made in
our paper. The election would notb be an adequate
acknowledgment Of Col. DAwKlss' eminent ability;
for the Office affords but q meagre scope for the
display of intellectual attainments. But it does
call for the scholarly accomplishments and the ele-
waited tone of n well-bred gentleman-qualifca-
tons which Col. DAwxIss possesses in a marked
degree, and which render the nomination peculiar
ly fit to be ratified. The Spdrtdn's correspondent
says:
l noticed an item in your last paper stating that
Col. T. N. Dawkins had been nominated by the
Yorkville Enquirer as q suitable candidate Tor the
next Governor Of the State. | was highly graft
fed to see the name Of this distinguished gentle
man announced as o candidate for that office. In
deed, there is no one in the whole State whose
election to that position would give greater or
more general satisfaction to the people of the up
country, and particularly to the people Of Spartan.
burg District, than Col. Thomas N. Dawkins. A
gentleman in every sense of the word-a firm sup
porter of the rights Of the South lawyer of
eminent ability-a scholar Of superior attainmen!s
he combines every qualification necessary 10
insure at once an able and popular Governor.
Although this announcement may be somewhat
too far in advance of the time Of election, that
can be no objection to the claims Of this eminent
man, who, I am sure, if the reins of State Gov
eminent were committed to him, would direct the
business Of the Office with ability, fidelity, and
honor to himself and this his native State.
SPARTANBURd.
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INTERROGATORIES.

The candidates for the Legislature are requested
to refer to certain $interrogatories, in another COL
umn, In reference to the Bank question. They
were sent to US for publication by respectable
gentlemen from different sections of the District,
and are, of course, worthy of consideration.
We regret that this question has been mooted at
all. The good to be accomplished by such an
agitation is certainly pr%oblematical; and we feel
assured that our readers do not take sufficient in
terest in the subject to consent that the paper be
wholly occupied in the discussion. AS they have
been called for by authority, we are bound to give
place to the replies of the candidates; but we must
insist upon as much brevity as is possible. The
discussion has already been carried on at great
length surely the people are sufficiently enlight-
ened for all practical purposes; and we trust the
candidates will be contented with simply defining
their positions. This, we think, can be done in
the space of q column and our publisher has
determined, therefore, to charge by the line for
such portions Of any communication as may ex-
coed the limit ola single column.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17

erwoman shoal, where she was detained twenty
four hours, and had to be relieved ola portion OF
her cargo, before she could get Of. She left here
this morning for New York, for the purpose Of IN
dergoing repairs.
She brought important news from the Cult
Squadron. Two more outrages are reported to
have been committed upon our commerce, in those
waters, perpetrated by British cruisers. The u
s. steamers Fulton and Water Witch, had arrived,
prepared to protect our flag from further outrage
and insult, and the cruiser that they may overhaul
will henoeforth be willing to retire from the bust.
ness, or pursue her calling in safer waters and on
o more cautious and prudent scale.
MAGNOLIA.
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ing along through deep gorges, hnrrying across
rich bottoms, darting through dark tunnels, and
out into the splendid region Of Middle Tennessee.
At Stephenson, the junction Of the Tennessee
and Memphis roads, quite on avalanche Of Thurman.
ity was hurled upon us in the shape Of passengers
men, women and children-from Memphis. A.
mong the rest, quite a number Of Delegates with
their families. Our g~allantry was put to the
test. Some of US gave place to q plain, humble
company Of women and children, who seemed
hardly able to make their way into the cars; and
soon they refreshed themselves with mountain
dew"-bald -face-out Of o flask, under the old
constitution-females and children drinking first.
I thought of Judge 0NEALL, and then Of W. g.
BnowsLow and then concluded maybe they are
from North.Alabama, and the redoubtable Parson
Of Knoxville, may not be responsible for their do.
ings. No doubt We have as hard cases as the
above in South Carolina, but Il was in this garden
spot Of Middle Tennessee that I first witnessed
such devotion to the flask. I am glad the Eseur-
RER bears good testimony in behalf Of temper
ance other district journals might do good in the
same way and not hurt themselves. Butt digress.
The unpleasantness arising from the crowd. the
dust and the heat, was somewhat relieved by the
beauty Of the country through which we were
passing, and the new and pleasant acquaintancss
We were forming every hslf-hour. Near Murfsees.
boro' we broke down, and all hands had about an
hours recreation in walking, looking into fields
of red apd white clover, and admiring fine stock.
The engineer having put things right, we pushed
on at hurried speed, and reached the City Of Rocks
at 0 o'clock, p. m.
1 forgot to say, that as far as Atlanta, Ca, we
had the company Of several Delegates to the Gen.
sral Assembly Of the Old School Presbyterian
Church, on their way to New Orleans. Iheard
of q most impressive and suggestive incident Ia
connection with that General Assembly, and I
take great pleasure in alluding to 1t, and feel as
sured you will give 1t place as m item not to be
overlooked. Quite q number Of Delegates to that
Assembly were on a Mississippi steamer, and paid
$500 for the purpose Of keeping the Sabbath.Da
holy, by stopping the boat until Monday. heard
honorable mention made Of the matter by 9
whole-souled Mississippian, on the floor Of the
General Conference.
will give your farther Items next week.
J. W. KELLY.
Shelby, N. c., June 1865.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
TRIP q WEST.

Mr.. Editor IL love newspapers-not only the
journals Of my own and other Churches, but all
and singular the literary and political papers, to
which I have access. I do not con6ne myself to
the metropolitan press-I look into the provincial
or district papers. May I tell you . secret? I
heard q Charleston editor, Of no mean fame, say
that the ENQUIRER was about the best paper-out
of Charleston-iu the State. He said this with
deliberation and emphasis, not having the fear OF
Columbia, or Edgefeld, or Greenvil!e, or Spartan
burg, or Camden, before his eyes. So much by
way Of e1ordium.
You have already made reference in your col
umns to the session of the General Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, lately
held in Nashville, Tennessee. 1t was my prvil-
eyed to be there, and with your permission, I will
tell your readers and patrons a few things about
matters-"all of which I saw, and part OF which
I was"
Going and coming in these days Of travel BY
steam, at this season, and in such q country as
this, to the animated, is not devoid Of interest
I will begin by saying that 1 reached Yorkville in
the afternoon of the 2eth Of April, and the next
morning we had frost! I went as far as Column
bia in company with your townsman, JOHN d. EN-
LoE, Esq, whose company was just such rs one
desires on q journey. In Columbia we met some
friends, and on leaving, we had two Delegates
on board. At Kingsville, the North Carolina and
Virginia delegations Joined themselves to our COM
pany-say a dozen Of them. At Orangeburg, "
more Joined US at Bamberg, beyond BranchVille,
another; at Augusta, more; on the way to Allan
to, by night, several others were added to our
company, among the rest Bishop PEARcE. At At
lanta, parts of the Alabama and Florida delega-
tions were added to our company-web began to be
excited, and that night we slept none scarcely.
Breakfssted next morning OF Dalton, and were
soon at Chattanooga, where we were Joined BY on
other squad of Delegates. Leaving Chattanooga,
we pushed on through some Of the most romantic
scenery in the world along the banks Of the riY'
! or, clinging to the stous-waled mountains, worm
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17
wHEELER,s

Mr.. WuEELER's advertisement will attract the
attention of our local readers.
Strolling down that way, we walked through the
showroom" and saw much to catch the eye OF
those in search of a turnout. One carriage,
particularly, appeared to US to be little ahead OF
anything we have seen in this region-a light, al
~, beautiful and yet substantial affair. Mr..
WHEEIER's success ut the business, is certainly
the best recommendation that can be given to his
work-at any rate it ought to induce purchasers
to give him o call and examine the stock. Read
the advertisement.
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rADvERTIsEMESr.1
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION..
June H., 1858.

LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION..
We respectfully nominate ]. N. McElwEE, Sr.,
for a seat in the Legislature Of this Stste, as one
Of the representatives from York District. he has
heretofore served as q representative, and dischar-
ged bis duty faithfully and honestly. Identified
in feeling and interest with the agricultural por-
ton Of our people, by them he should be support
ed, as q fair exponent Of their wishes. Conserv-
alive in his views, sound and orthodox in his po-
litical opinions, of age and experience, and nm
questioned honesty Of purpose, We believe no bet.
ter representative could be selected for&our peo.
pie, and earnestly hope he will suffer his friends to
announce him as willing to serve
MANY FARMERS.
June II, 1853. "a 1t
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
HETEROGENEOUS

INTERROGATORIES.
The Candidates for q seat in the next Legisla-
ture are requested to answer the following ques.
tions, through the columns of the ENQUIRER:
1st. Are you in favor Of reform in the present
system of Banking in South Carolina?
End. Do you approve and endorse the action Of
the last Legislature, in relieving the suspended
Banks from paying the FIVE per cent. penalty, by
suspending the second section of the Act Of 1910?
THE PEOPLE.
June II, 1858.
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"a. Personal Communications, when admissa-
BILE communications Of limited or individual In
tsrest, or recommendations Of Candidates for Of
fees of honor, profit or trust, will be charged
for at from % to 10 cents per line.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-06-17

Witch, now at Key West, that's British vessel had
been sent in pursuit of the Styx, with instructions
Tor her to desist from further search Of American
vessels. 1t is also stated that the officers who
committed the late outrages have not acted under
new instructions, (Derby's administrator but
under that of1847, (Palmerston's administration
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'GADvERTIsEAENT.
HE NEXT

THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
The friends of JoHN B. NEsBrrT, would respect
fully announce him as s Candidate to represent
the people of York District in the next Legisla-
ture. Mr.. NEsBIrr is q gentleman Of extensive
travel and experience, and If elected, viii meet
the highest expectation Of his friends.
MANY Worms.
June II, 1858. "a 2w*
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nas. Our columns are so much crowded, this
week, that we have been compelled to leave out
our usual market reports, and several interesting
articles.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
New Advertisements.
SHERTFF'S SALE.

EEY virtue Of an alias writ OF LEvkRl FA-
4 - GAS issued aut of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Nor thurnbeflond county TO me directed,
will be eI pcsed 10 Publit Sale at tho public
house Of Peter Hanselman, in the borough Of
Northumberland, n orthumberland county, on
SATURDAY the 22d day of MAY next. OF 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following described rosl pro-
perty, 10 wit
All that certoin tract, pirco or parcel OF land,
situate in Point township, NorthumOorl and
county. bounded and described as follows to
wit =, b oginGinC at q post, thence by land late
of John Cowden, North 40 degrees, East, 2lO
perches to Il whiteoas, thence by land laic Of
William &. Lloyd, North 80 degrees. West, 943
pcrchos TO post thence by lands late OF James
KAY. sorth 40 degrees west, 2lot perches to
three posts; thence hy land late Of Philip Ftick;
south 50 degrees east 81 pcTchcs to the piaco
Of beginning. Containing l24 nsres and 20
perches 81 being the same tract OF land which
George Eckcrt sold rnd conveyed TO John VIII
liam .Stamm) about ll5 acres OF which arr
cleared -whcrcon are erected two.story frame
house, a story log house, mud barn part log ,
orchard and a well of water, &c. Seized takei.
in execution. aud to We sold the property Ct
John William Stamm.
JAMES VANDYkE, Shelf
Shcrii'a Office, Sunbury,l
April 9Th, ls5s.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-01
CANAL BOARD AuoLlsHrxa ,rsaur.

10 consequence Of the passage Of a rcsou,
ton. by both legislative branches, forbddiug
the paymeot Of any money to them for the
prosecution Of rcpo,rs and other work, after
the passa.g Of tic bill for tla sale Of the State
Canals to the Sudbury and Erie Railroad, the
Canal Commissioners have taken umbragc,
and have given notice that they will cease to
exercise control over said works-their hands
bei1g cuphaucaily tied. Tho Company TO
whom the works have been transferred are
making arrangements for the projection and
completion Of all necessary repairs, and for
the successful operation Of these important
improvements The defeat of the bill fog The
abolition OF the Canal Board, therefore, will
be productive Of no good to whose pecuniary
interests were thus sought to be cared for
and Mr.. BUCEALEw's advocacy ofR necessity
for the eontinuauce Of the Canal Commission
ers does not appear TO have been well pre-
dcated, for Board of Public Works would
be able to accomplish bat little with their
hands thus muflel, 20 keep them out of the
treGsury.-Harris5urg Telegraph,