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By WALL q BARNARD, Auchonesrs.
SALEOF BRUSSELS, WOOL AND WoRsrrp
- INGRAM AND VENETIAN ClRPRrs ON ~ o-us
&C. AT AucTIoN.-On TUESDAY NOR NING'
Novemper 18TH, at 10 o'clock, we viii sell, al ouf
Ancttor k1oms. an Invoice Of Carpets, &c, on 40
Tnpsstry and Brussels Carpets,
fns MooI snf WoS lS sss Worsted Carpets
Oil Cloths, &c. n we
hs ne above Carpets are Of rood quality, and viii
Ierms: All sums under Ss1 cash: over Thai
creoit u 80 and 81 days. for notes satis
iactoiIy endorsed bearlug interest
no lO-d WALL d BARNARD Apcts
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN Auctioneer.

BY "A. GREEN Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY oN
" ,rH STREET TAT AUcTIoN-On WEDNESDAY,
me i4th inst shall SELL In front Of the premises
z. CLOCK p: m, part Of Lot No. 9, in SQUARE 1Ie
ns at the distance oft5 feet from the north
east corner OF SAID square, running thence south Is
along The line OF 18th street. thence west loo feet
5ns9oe north Is feet thence 100 feet to the paos OF
tween ana streets north, and 10 improvsd Inv a
ylmprovlng nel ghboThood. - "p'e
a, Terms; One fourth cash; the balance in g. 70 and
months Tor notes bearing Interest, 10 be secured
on deed oftrust on the premises. - '''' ~
lid sg A. GREEN. Auct
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MIS-: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Physlcian has . SeofAinE Sgrxp for Childea Tssfh-
tss chIeh grsstly facilitates the process teething
by soItenlnx the gums, reducing all infammstion-
yiH riiey all peins and il sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon i, mothefs, il will rive rest
70 yourSelves cpd relief and health to your nfapts
refifosy safe In ali Gases. Sec advertisement In
eootnef Column s1Els Ii-1v
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FsHrISs Tim o'Nral ana Jno. Bailey
Were picked up this morning by Onicsr Kimbafi
TOT hghting In the street. 1t commenced in snort.
rather rough 70 be sure, and ended in |. sght Ins,
tice Dom hned them % "a each 80 7, =
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TIE coxcxnr To-NSsHr.--The mails feature o
attraction, this eveuing, b The csmnencesneuf o
Pslmefs eeeeen q Musicsl Enteffafnments, q
treat = eur cifxsns and VIII doubt be lbefalf,
pafroni ned by al ioven Of good music and freod,
OF iss cslelvo1ion a. our nidst. - = =
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- CREAM ALE.
"a And Pronounced By Competent Judges,
.5rE5le The Purest and Best
In the Market,
Warranted Perfectly Free From Ali
Deletsrious Properties,
And to Keep Fresh and Good tor Six Months. Z
Put up in Barrels, Half Barrels, and smsli Ksr.
for family use, and sold BY the Agent.
G. @. MORTIMER,
Depot-D St, below TIN. under Polkinhorn's
- Printing Estabishmenk.
DFCALL AND Try 1T. no loft
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TEsIIMoxIAL 70 A lWAsHfxoroNfAx.-By the
Oowni<ytile (cal) Democsat, we zee that hand
some paif e epa.leB were presented lately BY the
J. 4. Aeef, whs len Wsshington fos the golden
State few years since, and - nov general p1pes-
intendsn MT Of LanRtonss Express =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

Published at Shelbyville, Tenn. by JAS. RCss, Jr
and edited by r. W. FAN Devoted 10 the cause OF
the Primitive Baptists. Ter"s 81 year in advance.
junll-3w
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Monetary and Financial.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2O.-P. M.-The market on the
whole rather quiet this morning. Money affairs
unchanged, and " hist active demand is kept up
both 10 Bank and outside, there does not seem 10 be
any abatement in the supply. The rates long loans
continue 10 range from sag e. CT.
sticks continue very nrm, and the demand for AL
dividend securities j. good We notice sales SIS, 900
City X, r Bonds at So, 100 shares Bank JAS RObb at
100, so Of Crescent City Bunk Io21s aud IS Bank
of New Orleans at l0l.
There was less Exchange of ring to-day. We quote
Sterling 1879 CLOS and 1855. Bill Of Lldng Drafts
lOta GI073s. Francs 5f3O95f239I. New York 60
days a a. e Ct discount sight = gl3-l6 ct. dis
count. Counter rate "a.
New YORK Jan. 81. p Money continues 10 in
crease IN value, though slowly that the changes
from day 70 day hardly percePt,be. The brokers
sui amply supplied at 4944 e cent and short
first class PAPER, endorsed done at sos z cent
Dagger paper - taken at various rates, according To
the belief OF the lender IN reference 10 the tendency
of the money market. Many parties - think
that after Monday the rates for money Will change
very suddenly and decidedly. Exchange Europe
is quiet at former rates.
The business at the stock market was extremely Ii
mited 10 day, aud prices were lower. We Sc dom
member day which the morning sales at the
board were small as they were To dav. The whole
business transacted was not more than the average
business Of Two good hous IN flush times. Neither
bears nor bulls are moving with any vigor.
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Star Candies!

200 2 Z =. .. 9. 3 :,
lt4 ~ "a. Dc. Ast-
=: ~ 's' i si. z l.oorr. co.
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Fer Nent.

4 sfLESpfp fAEE, shos,l ms~s fsaza sAs eisy,
n sssltaleisz 4pg1i 80 Aeress sch wsasFea-
X 5. HAWgINs, Agsst.
Aa1afk nsta Ne IS Cesar sseesl
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pp Gelegrapb.
From waslrington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--HOUsE.-Dowdell
moved to strike out the clause in the civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill, appropriate
ing $4,000 to enable the President to execute
the acts of 1919, and subsequent acts for the
suppression of the slave trade.
This and the sending back of the Echo ne
grOes were discussed, without conclusion-the
House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The' successful bid.
ders for the new treasury loan can have the
coupons bearing interest from January 18th
by paying interest from that date when they
deposit the principal.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has re-
ceived a letter from Superintendent Neigh
bors. dated Austin, Texas, January 10th, say
ing that band of whites from Ell Paso coun-
ty went to a camp of remarkably peaceable
Indians, and massacred seven of them and
wounded their companions. 1t is apprehend-
ed that. in consequence, the Indians will COM
mence an indiscrimInate war on the border
settlement.
SENATE.-The Senate was occupied with
johnson of Tenn, nearly the whole of yes
terday, explaining why he would vote against
the Pacific Railroad BILL He believed it
neither necessary under the war making
power of the constitution, nor test of dem
Ocracy.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
Wilson, Davis and Pugh's amendments were
severally rejected.
Bell spoke ON the Pacific Railroad. Several
amendments including Rice's were lost. A
motion to table the bill was lost. All amend
mcnts being disposed of. tomorrow at one
O'Clock is set for vote on the final passage
OF the bill.
HoUsE.-The bill furnishing the forging or
cOanterfeit'ng bounty'land warrants, certifica-
ties. location &c, orcirculating such, with not
less than three nor more than ten years in
the Penitentiary, passed.
Whitley of Delaware. from the Committee
on Agriculture. reported joint resolution
declaring it the duty of the Government to
us, its influence to procure from Foreign pow
ers, ii modification of their systems of revenue
on American tobacco with the view of re-
moving restrictions, and that instructions,
ought to be given by tue Executive to Con-
sular and Commercial agents in order to effect
this result. Passed the House.
The Homestead Diplomatic and Consular
bills were discussed. An amendment of the
latter requiring no money TO be paid Tor the
support and education OF the Africans of the
ElhO was rejected,
\ long discursive debate ensued on Craw-
ford's, of Georgia, amendment to reduce the
carry out the law of 1919, to S45 900, durin g
which the Colonization Society was proclaim
ed Il failure, and the President set by the eX-
pcnditures of money for the support OF re-
captured negOes deprecated. A great number
of Representatives took part IN the discussion.
The subject is yet unfinished.
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The Eye and the Ear-Dr. Won Moseh-
zisker.

Among the multitudinous physical agencies
contributory t. mans adaptation to the pug
poses and enjoyments of this life, no other
functions contribute so materially to the
f.licitics Of existence as the EYE and EAR
Ask the sufferer. who having once through
the wOndrous instrumentality Of a perfect
vision, Toasted his sense of the beautiful upon
the great and glorious pictures OF Nature,
bnt the mOurnful vacancy Of whose smitten
orbs now dweIIs in darkncss--ask such an
one to define Lies greatest blessing, and
from his very soul, swelling with the bright
memories Of the past, will bust this answ'r-
'.SIGHr!--the faculty t0 drink in the light OF
Gods blessed sun-hinc-the power to trace
his promise in the matchless colOrs OF the
rainbow" Ask another, upon whose delicate
ear once fell the dulcet tones OF loved voice s.
the ravishing strains OF the mighty masters oil
harmony, and the grandcr symphonies OF
Nature, but upon whose riven tympanum
now no longer vibrates even the shock OF the
crashing thund ASK such an one what
single boon he'd crave, and his answer would
be-"Give me to HEAR! This eternal silence
is appalling! Destroy every other faculty
shut out even the light-but let me no longer
live in voiceless world u
IT. then, mans happiness is so contingent
upon the preservation of these faculties IN
healthrul state, how jcalously should they be
guarded against the cncrOachment OF disease.
Or. if through accident or hereditary taInt
their usefulness should become impaired, how
prompt should he the application to u scien-
thc source for relief. The EYE and the EAR
are both not only too inestimaply valuable,
but too subtitle and delicate ia their resp ctive
organizations 10 he entrusted for treatment
to other than unlimited experience and great
Intelligence in the surgical practitioner.
DIR. VoN MosCHZIsKER-whOse name heads
this article, and who comes us, endorsed by
the leading journals OF the country, and IA
host Of grateful patients restored to sight and
hearing as the great Gphthalmic Surgeon and
Aurist of the days il gentleman OF great
erudition in his profession, and the author Of
several standard works upon the EYE and the
EAR the treatment of which organs has been
with him speciality for more than fifteen
wears. during which time every form of dis
ease known to these delicate organizations
has been 20 successfully comha;ted as to en-
title his practice to lac considered as one of
the great humanitics Of the age. DR.. NJ, con
scious of his position, purrucs the unusual
course of inviting the profession to an inVes-
tigatiOn of his beautiful theories and practice,
as we'll as to an inspection Of his ine cabinet
of PaIisian prize models.
lie is now for limited time in our city,
and we earnestly aud seriously advise all who
are in need of bis services not to delay con
sulting him. II anything can be done To
remedy their defects, whether of vision or
hearing, he is well able to do it, and what he
says he can do. he will accomplish.
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Wilson Spring Property.

Mcl.wen aud others rs. Nance Mailock.
ut EStf Ant 70 a decree of tie Chanccry. CoBrt a.
Il Nashville, al November Term, 1855, In above
cause wall sell al the Court house IA tins city
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

yEfFeslS. DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
EHe&EssS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tucEy, anu who has devoted nus attention the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended a practice for many
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from Injud.ciOus medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. DIR. hings bspenSary
rs No y Dcadcriek street, between Cherry and the
square second story where lac cures all diseases Of
private nature.
GONoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, cectually cured IN
a few days, by operation which causes 40 pam.
Where >tricture exists health cannot DC enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SHrHLIs with all the diseases Of the skin, grow ing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, eau be enectuaiiy
cured III few days.
SEMINAL articular attention having been
given this disease, and all the Consequences grow
ing out of il, brought Ia many cases by the de-
structiye habits of nconsidcTate Youths and
sive indulgence Of Tie passions, acgect of which will
undermine Tho constitution. rendering the subject unit
for business society and causing premature Old
Females vino may be lab0ring with any difficulty OF
tire Woub may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case Zee enclosed, directed Ia Dr. A. King
No. D Deadorick street, Nashville Tenn. Will have
the necessary medcinescnt o. their address, With
eessary directions strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock IN the morning until IN the
ming mty26-indAWly
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Es- We trust our neighbor of the Local
and Commercial department of the Ne'os, will
not permit himself to be unduly agitated on
the subject of British influence in America.
We had no idea that the brief extracts which
we quoted from an English work on the
Use and Abuse of political terms, would
have such an effect on bis sensOrium, as it APP
pears they have had. EXETER HALL has had
its day, and the cutters of Liverpool and the
bogs of Erin are having theirs-the former
has ended its course, and We are opposing
the latter. But we are not prepared to give
up the Poetry and Literature and Philosophy
which constitute the height and depth OF
British genius and British glory, even at the
risk of shocking the nerves or disturbing the
amiable equanimity of our most serious and
critical contemporary.
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

TOBACC0-We heard Of 90 to 100 hhds. sold, in
several lots and all GA private terms
SUGAR-Saes , 900 hhds. at previous rates Fair
Fully Fair at 5s49614c. q tb.
WORCESTERSHIRE =, 800 bbls were sold at 30a31c.
for Fementng, ami 1902 a and 33c. for Prime and
Choice, with 500 half bbls. at 34235 and 36c. q gal
lon according to quality.
FLOUR-We noticed sales of about 1 900 bbls., of
which 200 Superfne at 50 81 3,22S Mama Mills
1.-TWO datboat loads at so, 500 81. Louis al =, aud
100 Choice Extra at 81 q Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn very dull, with sales OF barely
900 saCks in lots, at 81 e. Oats were also
dull with a downward tendency, and Canada were
of, ring 76c. z bushel In wheat and bran
heark of no transactions worth reporting.
PRONISIO\S-The sales OF Pork confined to
retail at Is 2594lS so a bbl for Mess. of Bacon,
% casks Ribbed Sides sold at SC and As terces
sugar Cured Hams at IKE r h.. The sales for
Lard included 44O bbS. ana ties. Prime at &C. 43 at
the same, and 200 Kegs, in two lots at 1ac 4 ID.
COFFEE-About 3 100 bags were sold, including
$50 at los4c SEQ at lie; lSol at ll+ci and 10 al
ll1ac. q Id.
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Intelligence from Indiana.
POWELL sLADE, says:

FUN ELL oI4.fIJf, says.
ARLINGTON. Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1857.
''Allow say tat Ho0fand's German Bitters
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country, and there HdHywho can and do speak OF
excellency and intrinsic merits. l send you the
names of some who have been greatly relieved by it
y. J. Swing Mrs d. Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Minor, Mr. NJ. Reggie, Mrs. F. Sell and
ny others"
These Btters are intended for Liver Complaint Dys
pepsia Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach They will perform what said
they Will. For sale by druggists and store keepers
every and village in the United States, Cana
das West Indies, and South America at rs per
bottle See that the signature OF C. 81 jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. janl-lm
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan K Co. aud others rs. Allen Ledbetter and
others
nURSUAN AMI to a decree Of the Chancery Court NJ
Il NaStlN uie, at November Term, 1885, IN above
cause, viii sell al the Court ho1se, IN this city,
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Commercial.


Business has been quite brisk since our last
weekly review in ali of its leading depart
ments. - -
| The river continues in fine boating condi-
| ton, but the scarcity of freights at this par
ticular time, is operating ipjuriously upon
F.! steamboat interests.
| COTTON.-The market has been steady
and during the past few days prices have had
tendency to stiffen. Sales yesterday of 100
bales at 900 so.
TOBACCO.-Is coming in freely. and there
| is good feeling in the market. Sold yes
terday at A. HAMnToN's hhds at 65, 80,
4 90, 4 10, Is, 4 20, 5 O5, 6 so, 20; and
l6 hhds at FISHER, WIRELESS & Co.'s at TO-,
10, 10. 20, SIS, 35, 4 50. 90, 5 90,
5 10, 5 Is, 5 %, 5 Is, 5 O5, 40, 5 40.
BACON = The receipts this week have
been small The demand continues steady.
We quote from wagons at 9@94c. hog round.
LARD-Is scarce and the demand active.
1t sells readily Mt 1O91O4c p b.
FLOUR = The market continues steady
with an average demand. We quote extra
family at s696 so p bbl.; Superfne 5O9
IS.
WHEAT-Buyers are now paying 90c@S1
for prime wheat.
CORN-Is selling at $4,000 per bushel.
OATS-In demand at .S0(9S5c per bushel.
DRIED FRUITS Apples 81 sO(91 80 p
b1shel; peaches, unpealed 50; pealed s4 500
So rs.
SEEDS-Clover 25@7 so; Millet 10;
Timothy OO93 25; Flax IS. Herds Grass
l 25C9l5O; Blue Grass, clean, l 1902 90;
stripped 1 l5@1 %; Orchard 1 5O@1 rs;
Hungarian 80 p bushel.
SUGAR-Supply abundant. Brown sugar
is selling at hose; Loaf I24; crushed 123;
powdered 124c p ID.
COFFEE-Rio 124@13c; Laguyra l4@15;
Java I8aC92Oc p ID.
MOLASSES-In barrels 372 p gallon; half
bbls 38(G40c.
WHISKY-Is now selling at 25 cents per
gallon.
SALTS a figure lower. We quote fine
sack at 81 80, barrel at soc p bushel.
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The SEliXir.S

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS, for the cure of DYS
PEPSY aud nothing but DYSpEPSY, (ls advertised in
another column } has, by lis merits obtained for
tselfso high reputation in Philadelphia, that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties, using tthem
selves and prescribing 1t to their patients, convinced
by observation Of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organst healthy function. M
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incuTable by
some the Medical Faculty, have by the Of this
Elixir been restored TO perfect health attested
hcates testify aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

UsEFUL REcRE.-To clean marble, take
two ounces of common soda, one of pumice
stone, and one of finely powdered chalk; sift
them through fine sieve, and mix them
with water; then rub the mixture well all
over. the marble, and the stains will be re-
moved; now wash the marble over with soap
and water, and it will he as clean as it was
previous to its being stained. Sometimes the
marble is stained yellow with iron rust; this
can be removed with lemon juice.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27

N3- It has been mutually agreed by the
publishers of the daily papers in Nashville,
that hereafter they will not furnish their pa
per free of charge to any yearly advertiser
We make this statement in order that there
may be no misunderstanding in futare bust
ness transactions with our patrons. tt
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supreme Court.
SoPfoc ~ouNs
NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Jan. 26.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Jan. 26.
Phillips by Guardian vs. R. III. Phillips.
Opinion by Mckinney, j.; disallowing excep-
ton and confirming report.
C. Ready Isl. Bragg ct al. Opinion by Nc
Kinney, j.; reversing decree and dismissing
bill.
r. p. Donnal ct al VS. j. Donnall Opinion
by Wright, j.; affirming decree of Chancellor.
w. A. Marshall VS. Marshall. Opinion by
Caruthers, j.; affirming decree of Chancellor.
NJ. j. Hays VS. J. E. Hays ct al. Opinion by
Caruthers, J., affirming decree of Chancellor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27
Most Valuable City Property
f o r S A L E.

II AN now oaering tor sale the House ana Lslt on
Cherry street, nov occupied By NJ u 5. WgaIsss-
The bsuse Is very large aud edInmaditaS cafataits.
ins over tseHty FBfnF wh ants FsloIns cellars
Coal and wool sheds, 8c, &c. Ihs u0asr = la suld
order, mozf II u beng TcccHly rrbHiil aad i better
adAlted Toe nrss class boarding. h0ass than any
house Va Nashville.
The Lot Is about sixty Ave feet froat b. cas- haa-
dred and seventy ave lcet and The house sisnA.
ted on the lai a. u admit ~ al aa4nl that waal4
render tt ~ conm1dsoas any fs0tct Ia the cllf
A large Sarti0n q the fnfsiluru can BE nurehas-
ed with The house " desired.
IL y wsi sa"sn shas hotel kerpins = IN this city
most pFehtAble essaess, aHa b. amy Que visiting l.
engage such shis n excellent sississf.
tuEity O. proeuTe eligible iac&ton, usng oouseai.
eut o. All The business psrtiaas - oaf ely,
lssf terms, Ae.s Apply %
dsees-u Avs IsfeIIEY
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MCsICAL-Aiter an absence of two years,
the celebrated Peak Family of Voculists,
IIarpisls, and Bell Ringers, are again to visit
our city cur ciIiz ns will remember with
plea the novel aud artistic entertain
IN nts given by them before and will be-
pleased to hear that they have engaged several
talented artists expressly for their Southern
tour; the astonishing musical prodigics, Mas
ter EDDIE, aud la PETITE LIsETrE, accom-
plny them They give their first Concert on
Monday evening next.
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General Hardware Business
AT THE OLD STAND OF
KIRkMiN & ELLIS, No. 81 Public Square,

where will be pleased TO the old customers Of
the house also, friends in general assuring them
Of our best efforts to render entire satisfaction. We
would that the stock is being made complete by
large additions Of New Goods, and VIII be prepared
for the Spring Trade beforeth LIST of February
The general prices will remain the low rates es-
tablished by WILLIAMS & Co.
janl2-u MCCALL & co.