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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

Regs Thankful for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to us, we solicit for the new firm continu-
ance of the same. We would also remind our old
friends that it is necessary to close up our old bust
ness. Those indebted to us will please call at the
Captains Office and settle. . 5-.-... -..
.I Z. Ia 1-La BROCKNIAN & PORTER.
Nov s. '5s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
Land for Sale.

THE place on which | reside, containing about
$50 acres, and situated half way from Nashville TO
Clarksvlle, on the Paradise Hill and Clarksyille
Turnpike. The location and improvements are
such as would render il a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05
Gallery of Photography!
AMBROTYPES,
... MELAINOTYPES,

SPEREOTYPES, &c.
Albumine and Wax Paper process for views and
landscapes. Pictures put in pins and lockets with
care and neatness. Stock and chemicals for sale
Ourpatrons can now have their old Dagucrreo-
types of deceased friends enlarged to liesize Photo
graphs on canvass and painted in oil by of the
first portrait paintersin the country; thus SECUR-
ING A BETTER LIKENESS THAN BY ANY
OTHER METHOD.
We respectfully invite an examination of our
work. MCCORMAC & AUBRY.
Oct 10, 58-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-08-05

I. CLARkSNlLLE, TENN.
We would most respectfully call the attention Of
our friends and the community to our large and
splendid assortment of Groceries, comprising the
most extensive assortment ever brought to this
ket composed of Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Rice,
Teas Fish, Bpndies Wines, Whiskys, Porter, Ale
Lemons Raisns Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Soda, Can
dies, Soap, Buckets, Brooms, Iron and Nails, and
various other articles kept in groceries.
To consumers and dealers would say, give us
call and examine stock before purchasing, and
we will take pleasure i'm showing you through our
store. As we intend selling as low if not lower
than any house in the city, we think we can make
il to your interest to purchase from us.
To Blacksmiths, Wagon and Coach Makers and
Coopers, we would say that we intend keeping II
very large and varied assortment of
Charcoal and stone Coal,
Bar, Hoop and Sheet Iron, and would most res
pectfully solicit your patronage.
We will barter or pay cash for Produce, and will
keep on hand all kinds of Seed Glover, Timothy,
Blue Grass, Herd Grass, Hungarian, &c.
March II, 1859
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

ANOTHER CITIZEN SEIZED.-We understand
that Mr.. John q. Tertioth. formerly liquor
merchant OF this city, but more recently of
Louisville. who WAS paying visit to Ger
many, accompanied by his bride, uhey being
on wedding tour was seized by the au-
thorities aud impressed into the army-that
OF Prussia, we believe. His young wife is
thus left alone in a strange hand, while Mr..
Terhoth, who is engaged in business here
which must greatly suffer in his absence. is
impressed into the service of IA country whose
allegiance he long since renounced.-Aey
albany Ledger, July 5.
o. Now, is MT that shade or so too bads
Here is Mr.. LERFLoIH citizen of the Uni
ted States, roughly torn from the arms OF his
bride, forced to leave her unprotected three
thousand miles from home, and made to fight
for government TO which he can be said 10
owe no allegiance whatever, while Mr.
BUcHAsAN aud his cabinet. who, with their
party, are professedly the peculiar friends aud
protectors OF our toreign-borH citizens, are
the idle and uncoaeern,d spectators of the
outrage.-But this Democratic Admiuistra-
ton, which owes to the foreign voters of the
country its elevation to power, has granted
the despots Of Europe letters patent TO i'm
press as many Of our foreign-born citizens us
they eau can lay their hands upon, aud such
cases as that of Mr.. 1'ERrLoTu are now. and
must continue to be, OF common occurrence.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

REDUCTION OF PosrAGE.-Notice is given
that on and after the LIST of July instant the
postage upon letters transmitted in the Brit
ish mail, via England, between the United
States and Portugal, Madeira, the Azores,
the Cape de Verd Islands, and all the other
Portuguese possessions on the coast of Africa,
is reduced as follows, prepayment of the
postage being obligatory:-For a single let
ter, not exceeding o., 20 cents; for a letter
over / o., but not exceeding o., 81 cents;
for a letter over or, but not exceeding
o., sc cents; for letter over I o., but not
exceeding / o., "a cents. And so on, add
ing eight cents for every additional quarter
ounce or fraction thereof. and also q cents
for every additional halEoupce or fraction
thereof. which rates are IN full of the postage
to destination.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

PORCELAIN FACED BRICks.-The New York
Tribune has been shown a porcelain faced
brick, for which Mr.. d. w. CLARK, of YER
mont, received patent on the 10th ult.
The patent, he says, consists in the employ
ment of the oxyde of zinc as fux for the
felspai and quartz with which the ordinary
porcelain is made. These bricks can be fur
nished, be says, at $40 per thousand, or a
building can be faced with them at less than
one-third of the cost of marble. The mate
rial is very beautiful, and might be used for
al inside as well as an outside finish with
fine effect The same fux can be applied to
articles made from the coarser kinds of clay,
which gives IL a finish equal to any English
ware imported into this country.
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Executive Office, Baton Rouge,


A recent meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of
n the State Sen mary Of Learning, held al Alexan
dria IN the parish of RapGes the following resolution
was ado ted
Resolved, That the President Of the Board. in his Of
fetal capacity ad vetse for applications from persons
competent TO ILL
/. A profess"rshtp of Mathematics, Natural and FIX
periental Philosophy, with Artillery tactics; to which
Office shall be attached salary OF twenty 1--WE hun
dred dollars per annum-$2500.
2. The Office OF Instructor Of English and Ancient
Languages; to which Office shall be attached salary
OF ~ Thousand dollars per annum-S2000.
3. InstrurtO of Engineering, Architecture and
Drawing TO which Office shall be attached salary Of
twenty five hundred u llars-S2500.
The ofi-e of Instructor OF Ch mstry, Geology
and Ninerology and OF lHfaItry Tactics: 10 which Of
lice shall be attached salary Of twenty nSe hundred
dollars per annum-S. 500.
5. The OFF Of Instructor Of The Modern European
Languages which Office shall be attached salary Of
tw" ouSaid dollars per annum-S2000
From the five Professors se ected - perintepdent
will be chosen, who shall receive thousand dol
ars-$I000-extra consideration IN virtue thereof
Frn shed rooms To be provided 10 the RI olessors
free III charge
In accordance with the foregoing res 1luton notice
is hereby given To all s. oh persons as may desire tn
present themselves competent to All the chairs
above enumerated. etc, 10 mike application, accom-
panied with recommendations, etc, to me- the TX
ecutive Office IT Baton Rouge, until The 18th day Of
Ju next, and after that time at Alexandria, in the
parish OF Rapides, until tie LIST day of August
1889 at which time and place the eel ctions Will
made nil the several Professorships and a Superin
dent chosen.
The appointments thus made will tlke effect on the
FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, CISCO } at
which time the institution will be opehed.
juy6-td ROBERT C. WlCKLIFFE.
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The Last of Captain De Rivisre.

Capt. Henry A. De Riviere. whose victor
les in love are more accredited than his a
chievements il war, was ignominiatsly sold
ont in Jersey City yesterday. by ord,r of the
Hudson county court. Daguerreotypes sad
die. bride, sheath, even the sword which is
said to have led invincible Zeaaves % many
charges at Sebastopol, were struck of with a
hammer to pay charges in which biz part l.
unquestloned. Even the coat, breaches and
spurs ofthe gallant Captain shared the same
fate; and the preeious relics of his conquests
in the service of VEINS and Mars went fur
the pitiful sum of fifty dollars. A likeness of
Miss Blonnt and one of the Captain himself
were sold to Mr.. Brown for So 90: an Eng
lish saddle. bride and sheath 10 Colonel
Porter, formerly volunteer in the Turkish
army, for $l2 %; and the sword used in the
Crimea went TO Mr.. Driver as cheap as un-
sanctified steel.
This is, perhaps, the last we shall hear of
the captain. He had greater share OF no.
tOriety than most men achieve. He first at
traeted attention in this country by exhibit
ing a Scottish claymOre of great weight,
which he said was carried bv one of the six
hundred in the celebrated charge of Balak-
lava; and soon after he came ont as lecturer
on The Ciimean war, in which be- claimed 10
have taken part as q captain OF ZOuaves. HIS
movem 'nts in the South gave him his chief
notoriety, and are fresh in the recollection of
our readers. His pretensions were qurs-
toned aud duel ensd' d. in which it isassert-
ed the brave captain wore concealed breast
plate. His elOpement with Miss BlOunt, and
the domestic bruil it occasoned. were the
most conspicuous results of his career. Al
ter the scandal connected with the affair had
subsidized the captain was forgotten, and pro-
badly would never again have been thought
of by the public but for the sale OF his Effects
by New Jersey court.
We may as well mention here the report
that Capt. De Riviere sailed for Europa in
tending to join the French army in Italy
". Y. Post, LIST
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

TUE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL. CONVENTION =
Lea, enworih, July 2.-The Kansas Constitu-
lional Convention assemblies at Wyandotta,
on Tuesday next. The Republicans claim a
majority OF members. but a the certificates OF
election will not be issued until the day of
the meeting OF the Convention. its absolute
political character cannot be stated.
II Is understood that, in any event, Con-
stitution will he formed prohibiting slavery,
and an effort will be made to engraft a pro-
vision excluding negroes from the State.
Endeavors will also be made 10 prohibit
the incorporat on of banks of issue. Action
will be taken with reference to The claims OF
sufferers during the great troubles In the ter
ritory, aud the proposition 10 annex southern
Nebraska TO The State will be considered.
The delegates from Nebraska will be present,
and the proj,rt has been iavoTably received
thus far
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We direct attention to the advertisement,
in another column, Of Gov. Il. c. WICKLIFFE.
inviting applications of instructors to fill the
chairs and the Office of Superintendentof the
Seminary of learning of the State of Lou
isiana. This is to be literary and scientific
institution, Under military system OF
government; and is founded on fund arts
ing from the sales of land given by the
General Government many years ago to the
Territory of Orleans for the establishment Of
a seminary of learning.
The really beautiful building for this insti-
tuition, the main bodies of which are of three
lofty stories, capped by heavy cornice-wall
finished in crennel work. and the five towers
of which are of four stories, terminating in
circular turrets; built on three sides of a
quadrangle, 10 feet front by III feet deep.
with back Buildings in rerase. so as to leave
the fourth side Of the area entirely open, is
located in the open pine bills, where the trees
have growth of seventy-five feet and up
wards to the branches, unobstructed by under.
! growth, on q. tract of four hundred acres
owned by the institution; about three miles
from the village of Pineville, on the north
side of Rcd river, opposite to the town OF
Alexandria, with which it is connected by a
steam-ferry.
Acknowledgement about thirty to thirty
five hours by steamboat from New Orleans,
is distributing pOstotfce, with daily mail
from New Orleans, and lines of four-horse
post coaches running North, South, East and
West from it--contains Catholic, an Episco-
pal, and Methodist church, the Episcopal
church having a chapel in Pineville.
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For the Daily Patriot.
U.,I.y

hOSItoAhhi SClThlh Va,
July 4, 1859. J
Editors Nashville Patriot Being confined
to my room from i'll health. concluded that
the most Valuable way L could spend por-
ton OF this day would be to write you few
lines in regard to the fayorably known water
ing place Montgomery White Sulphur springs.
They are situated in Montgomery county,
Va, one and half miles from the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. The immediate
location is not good one. 1t is surrounded
by hills SO tall that - well, one may see
by looking up, no other way. Yet the place
is pleasant and well improved. The build
ings are all, except the main Hotel, built in
cottage style, and contain from three to six
teen rooms each-all airy, well finished and
well furnished. And they, the cottages. ale
arranged in an oblong square, enclosing about
ten acres of ground, all of which is well set
in grass and beautiful shade trees and laid
off in appropriate walks; at the upper end of
this square stands the office and reception
rooms, into which the visitors are conveyed
by car that carries them the distance of q
mile and half without the application of
any power-it being down grade.
The fare is very good here, and the pro-
pretor, Mr.. MosBY, seems TO be very clever
and accommodating gentleman. He says he
has ample Accommodations for one thousand
visitors, and expects TO have that many by
the middle of this month. At present there
are only about three hundred here, mostly
SOutherners. 1 have been too unwell to see
how they enjoy themselves; but / presume,
in this respect, they get along about as they
do at most other liberal watering places.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-08

WASHINGTON. July 2, 1S59-The Russian
Minister has recently had frequent interviews
with the SECRETARY of State, and it is under
stood acquiesees in the enlarged views of our
government a. to the rights of neutrals, re-
garding articles contraband or otherwise of
war, as well as that free ships make free
goods. A general progress appears to be
making towards the establishment, as the law
Of nations, of the freedom of commerce from
interruptions by wars, except SO far as the
immediate belligerents are concerned.
In diplomatic circles here it is generally
believed that the war will extend all over
Europe. notwithstanding the change in the
British ministry. Russia is prepared, the
moment Prussia takes the field, to take actual
ground against Austria. England, it is be-
lieved, will not be able TO remain spectator
Of the conflict, but she can only interfere, if
at all, on the side of Austria.
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ESoLANb's INCA or KTSG CorroS.-The
quantity 81 cotton wool brought into England
every ycar might bc pilrd into pyramid
which would rival thai Of Cbeops. The eight
thousand i've hundred and seventy two mil
lions o. yarn spun in England ia n year,
might b. wound round and round the earth,
as a boy winds string around his top; or,
we might throw the shuttle over distant
Uranus. and then tangle together the red
planet Mar" he Earth. Venus, Mercury, AID
The Sun Ia our net OF cotton. The whole Ut
the British Islands might be wrapped up in
cotton wool ard put BY carefully tor inspee-
lion Of future ages, In not very many years
consumption OF that raw material.
Nlaety yeats ago, al the commencement
OF our Misunderstanding career. the population
ol Britain Was aiso.s a glil lGslhoas- Now Il
hs- reached sifenty-one millions II IL were
not for cotton, We could not keep our nib
lions ia Englsnd, clustering In masses round
the eentral manufacturing towns. lit were
not for cotton, we could aot eiothe them; aud,
il Il were not Tor cotton. We could eertainIy
not iced them. = Hess<Aotd Uosds.
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2 THE FIRST DIsTRIcT. The Knoxville Wig
Of the 5th inst, in an article relative TO the
prospect in the FRS: Congressional District,
makes the following encouraging statements:
Nelson will gain ESQ votes Ia Jefferson,
over Taylor majority. Nelson will gala
200 Ia Sewer, and loo in Cooka--in all. In the
three counties. he will gain FIVE HUMID
RED AND FIFTY Stick a pan down here,
and remember the calculation we have ma.ie.
And further, II the upper counties, including
Hawkins and Greens, do as well rs We be-
lieve they will. Nelson will be elected by =
majority Of ONE THOUSAND VOTES!
Let the Opposition in other districts rival
their brethren OF the first, and push on the
glorious revolution shich has been insuga-
rated, until the Stat. is redeemed.
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From the KposvliIe whig.
A aa.ykin. County:Demoeras.

A gentleman of experience. of sense, and
OF good information, whom We have known
for years. and esteemed very highly, only
differing With him on the political issues Of
the country, thus concluded letter to US,
which came to hand on the 4tb inst:
Politics are waxing warm about Rogers
willie. Convinced as l am, OF the extrava-
GAUGE aud corruption of The present Admin
lslfaiion. l shall cast Wing vote for the nrst
time in my life. / am Democrat, save the
endursenrnt OF their hard money currency.
But believe The Interest OF the country re-
quire the defeat OF the Democracy. Our bank
folks are hot, aud hard al work. aud they are
badly scared. Send me the WAiy. and obiige
..RSepecItuily. -"
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From Warrington.

AsEiiSGroS, July ).
A semi-ofiiclal statsmrns has just been Is
sued from the Treasury DvpartIaent. stating
the Expenditures for the psst tscai year ~
SOC, 396 $50 SO. exclusive of trust funds and
psyments on account of public debt These
bus still they show how enormously the ex-
pendiinres hase expanded since the Taylor
Fillmore Administration. and even since that
OF Gen Pierce. Only two years ago. No s1s.
isfaeiury rsAson has been. or eau he sssigncd
for such an Increase. and when the accounts
conc 10 b. squared, IL will be found that this
statement is imperfect by several mfilioes.
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IEolioway's Ointment.-why is this prep
araton in such demand among familiesS Because
every mother feels that for the external Injuries and
diseases incident to every Household it is a sure and
immediate remedy. Sold so Maiden Lane, " y
june6-n
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New Firm.

THE nnaessisnea have this day Associated hen
j. selves tsagether under the arm named A Sltkh
CHEATaAa BROTHER tor the yaFlssse - rznss.s-t.
lng lAauaE sn4 Wsse, Cigar eas Tsb So B. q,
sinilaF every rrssrct earftea 90 - a s
ssroecszsors vi la.1stsan \ 9tF4t an Asa teI'e ~
sgrc Attsnlloa 20 kasi ssz % merit eetaas2ee u
die raEro age 20 Abersuy exfenae4 u fAst concerc
'-'' ''A' 1RcarR caEsTHAx,
jaise-Q Jl1iiS L cliEAfHAN
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SrMsER IN YIR0ISA.-The arrivals at the
White Sulphur Springs, SO far, are said TO be
nearly three times as great as they were nj
this time last year. ALI the watering places
In Virginia are rapidly hlling up. and the
seIsoU promises to W q yery successful QUE.
Tlicrc i a dns company at Old Poini.-k es-
mud NJ. End.
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Sixth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State Agricultural

HNHE SIXTH Ann q L FAIR OF THE TENNESSEE
STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU i'll be held
on the Fair Grounds If the Bureau, Nashville,
commencing MONDAY, OCfUBtR 9, 1859, and
tinuing during the week. Abe premium lis will be
larleIy increased over that of previous years;
the addition of large and well arranged Floral Hail
to the bther buildings will ford much greater facili
ties than have heretofore been avail bic for the dis
play of Agricultural products ahufactures, &c. l.
advance OF the regular premium list, the following
list OF premiums for products of the field. the or
ehard and the garden is now rublished, and compe-
titinn for these premiums from ali parts OF the STATE
is in vted:
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ID Il N tt I IL Y,
DR. MksNMAN,.
NO. 81 CHERRY STREET.

NASHVILLE, TENN,
XXTOULD say 70 his friends, especially -
Wv Those who live at dis anee from tS7SSESzg
Nashville, that he is still prepared to dOQlIIYNY
ali kinds OF MECHANICAL fENgISTltY in tn, very
best style and at tie shortest netce Those who
ia need OF full partial sets OF AR lIFICIAL TEETH,
will ind him in possession OF all the late improve
ments TIE 9Th n<er Ell Flatina, with Comtinu ous
Gums, any other app owed "a n Teeth carefully
nile with PURE GOLD wtth al ittir pain possible
Irregularities OF chldren's teeth attended upon
SCIkNIIF PRINCIPLES
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THE Tensesze@ stir Agrirull1r=i nnrczu iaxifs
proposals fsr bull issg lbs <tate flir troasd
q fLOIlAI. HALL Pi1ns aud spscinzziSoas VIII be
furnished n aesfrots q pros<ias iur tbs Nefk
By H. X. AkEysp, Esd, AFchftecr
~ order q ihe Bareaa- Y G. EAsTaA<,
luls4-at Secretzrg.
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G A II d..

THE subscriber Informs his ffien aad the public
geaeraly inst he has "a day said n1- entire
In ers-st In the cssacern WltllA @sllS CHEAT
HAN D. JOHN l. CffEATHAM- II withdrawals frs'ss
the business be Noss resi ectfuy tsnder his warm
Gel lhaaks % all his numerous lrienfs wh0 have -
ha rally extended taeir patronage n the Old ro1-
ecrn, atli soscts frm them can't - Tbs same
10 d succez=arz-Eensiemra IN every respsct emit
tee 70 the eon sshytls. 1ui q 1853.
ALExANIsfR WILLIAMSON
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Dissolution Of Coparinership.

THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu-
darted under The hrm 81 WILKINSON 4 cHEA THAN
Williamson hav ng sali out his entire "a
ter II m said cs,HeeFn 10 Jah1 L cheatham.
Nashville, Jaiy 9th, 1850
AIEN ANnFR WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CfiEA HAM.
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afw Aoufrtisfments.
Prisoner Escaped from Custody
CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery BelPs, Exr's. VS.. James C. Owen.
DURSUANf TO decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in the above named cause, will ex
pose To public Pale at the Courtho in Nashville
at i O'Clock, IN MONDAY, The s1H DAY OF AU-
GUST NEXT, upon a credit of o, Il and Is mont J.,
valuable Tract OF Land, purchased of Montgomery
Bell by said james c. Owen, and now occupied by
him, lying on the Franklin Turnpik Road. about 10
miles from this city, Containing between and hum
dred acres A more particular description will be
6 day OF sale. J. r. GLE IVES,
julye-td c ERIK and Master.
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w anted.
RUTGERS GARRISON
81 Warren ST., New York.

THESE Canop'es have many advantages over any
others in use. They more grace ui in appear
ance, and more spacious and airy They are easy
adjusted IN any Bedsiead, and very simple in con-
struction; quite elastic, and, therefore, e silly
ada ted to Bedstea6s of different widths They are
nt in the way of arranging the bed do not mar nor
injure the Bedsead the le st; in short, they COM
bine the great st elegance with durability and SIM
plicty. JnlA 6-lmin
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Acsrtnesse ofPackAge Of 20 wholes costs. .s2s9 90
do. 30. Is Halves, .-...-.. ise 30
DO. DO. % Qaarterz,...-.. 90 %
do. do g tasllhs,- ...--. 81 IS
81 AIIsrders addrcssedto FsAxcx BsoApHExTk
Co, Mi gsssi -lscl- viii meet With proupt attsn
lisa, and the printed oaciaIdfa
over. FRANCE, BilOADBsNTs = CO.,
JaiyT Managers.