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Arrlval Of the OverIana mall:

MALLEY's STATION March l9.-The California Over
land mail of the 9th has passed here.
bill was introduced in the legislature proposing
an appropriation of $4,000 per annum, to relieve
the general government from the charge of Indians
IN the California reservations. The BILL also, pro-
Vldes for an apprentice system for Indians.
Regular trade was dull on account of the back
wardness Of country demand Money was growing
more stringent for SPECTATORS wants.
large number Of prominent citizens Of San
Francisco had left for the Washoe silver mines.
Southern Oregon accounts Of the 26th represent
intense excitement in the vicinity Of Jacksonville,
from rich quartz discoveries. One company had
taken out SI75OOO; 1000 pounds of rock yielded 90
pounds of gold.
There was a horrible massacre Of Indians by forty
whites at several villages AROUND Humboldt The
assailants were said to be farmers and graziers
who have suffered from Indian depredatiOns during
last year.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON. March l9.-NegOtiatiations for anoth-
or treaty with Nicaragua will be resumed. The
Administration is surprised at the Senate rejection
Of the late treaty.
SENATE.-Tle House bill authorising publishers
20 print papers the date when subscriptions ex-
pire was amended by reducing the payment to the
carriers of drop letters in large cities to one cent
and then passed
WASHINGTON, March 19.-House proceedings un-
important
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oNLx Discovers

ONLX DISCO v Err <
WORTHY or Any ooSnDEacE roa
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
~ ANY, since the gre discovery Of Prof Weed have at
have discovered something would produce results identical
but they have ali and gone, be!ug card sway By me
ng:-
PRoF. O. J. WooB Co. GsntsThe letter wrote YOU IN
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which You
numerous norFes tui the facts The The inquiries
are, first, it fact Of hahitaton and nas = -u ~
third does ny hair still CONTINUE be in go2d order and q
natural color7 To al ana do answer ~
past more sf tf and better colord the same is true OF
my whiskers, and the ouIy cause ny y o -e ~
ce when n Sre we're used BY Wping the face IN close eonnec
ton with the Eiskers, the same re.aae VII too e &
Of New FngIaud asking my hair still continues to BE
80 ,t - moi fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
is as veil as this it has doubt, basely
ie and been used not only without any good eject, out
IIs nfrr have not used any your restorative Of any
n for some months and yet my hair is good ever,
b have examined it with surprise, as 81 years
Old and not gray hair ny head my face to prove
t t send you OF my har taken Of the past week
received your favor Ct quart bottles last GUNNER
which very grateful gave it my friends and thereby
induced them try it. many were skercal until after trial
and purchased and used It with universal success will
ask favor you send ne test BY which can discover
the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
iy from from you. pure article will insure success and
believe where COED eGe5ts do not follow the failure is caused
BY impure article which curses the inventor of the Good
deem my duty heretofore keep apprised the
effect my hair as assure ali who INQUIRE Of ne Of nv m
yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
AARoS's Run, KY, Nov. 80 1855.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes, viz large
medium, and sma the small holds x pint and retail for 81
bOttle mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the sai Tetails for a. r boe The lara
quart ~ cent morein proportions and retas for 50
New York; III Market street, ST. Louis No and sold by ali
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retasd By every Drug
I1-1v
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ST. Louis, March 1S-The following dispatch,
bringing one days later news, was received here by
the Overland Mail last night.
SAN FRANOlsCo, Feb. Pr E Brewster, a mer-
chant Of San Francisco, just returned from the
Washoe mines, in Carson Valley, brings specimens
Of silver ore which assay over thirty thousand dol
lars per ton.
The Democratic primary elections have been
held in II counties. The delegates to the State Con-
yentiOn so far as heard FROM stand, I47 Latham,
and "A Gwin and Weller men. indicating that the
Latham influence will secure the delegates to the
Charleston Convention. The Latham delegates
from San Francisco are in favor Of sending Austin
E. Smith to Charleston. He is q son of Hon. VIM.
Smith, of Va and is favorable to Dickinson of New
York, for the Presidency
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New ORLEANS, darch 19.--The Mexican steamer
Marquee has arrived below, as a United States
prize, in charge Of Lieut. Chapman, Of the ship-of-
war Saratoga
The Saratoga's men also captured the steamer
MiramOn, which arrived at noon. Both were cap
tured off Anton Lisardo, on the 9th, after brief
action and with a slight loss.
The steamer Marquee has portion Of the prison
ers, and the Preble win bring the rest.
Alyarado is reported to be in the possession Of
Miramon.
The Exequator Of the American Consul at Vera
Cruz has been revoked.
The City OF Mexico is surrounded by the Liberals.
There is great excitement at Vera Cruz in cOnse-
quence Of the action of the American squadron.
The French and Spanish very bitter
Lieut. Chapman is bearer Of dispatches to Wash
ington.
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BANKS OF DISCOUNT AND DEPosIT.-The Senate
yesterday passed a House bill charterng Banks of
Discount and Deposit at JOnesboro', Bristol and
Greeneyile and it was amended in the Senate SO as
to charter similar institutions to be established at
Cleveland Gallatin, Fayetteville, Winchester, New
Providence, Nashville and Memphis, and to confer
upon the Southern Bank of Tennessee at Memphis
similar privileges to those chartered by the bill
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"a PTCmNG OUr.-We have heard Of several spirit
ed and energetic East Tennessee boys pitching OUT
intent upon joining Sam Houston in case he makes
sally INTO Mexico Some Eave passed TINS way en-
route to the border country In the event that old
sam does pounce down upon the MeNicans, we pre-,
diet that many young man IRON these parts VIII
JOIN IN the expedition. Sam Houston himself oelns
an East Iennessean. and very popular among me
Older inhabitants. Chattanooga could spare several
without any serious damage to her nterests.--Ch0-
taBOOgd ddrGtSsr
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The Iron Trade.
The London Tines sys that the munster Of furnaces full
work in 1853, the north iron district comprising
Northumberland Durham Cleveland was sxteght, or
ten than the average for 1853 The production Of
last 6sO6O0 tons Of which exported
end 5240G6 tons used in the dstrc shipped coatwis
and sent ty rail The quantity thus absorbed
tons leaving surplus Of $1,000 the deliveries
The stock, December 81 1885, and the estimated
stock at the close Of 1853 was therefore, 1900 TONS Against
these stocks Of pig n large sales have however, been made for
future delivery -Four furnaces completed and put IN blast
in the ds in 1885, i've more nearly read and six
more have been begun,
The Phadelphia North american REMARKS as u IS 70 De
regretted that there equally prompt and trustworthy re-
turns Of the American production at the termination Of
every year 1t will that the average production OF the
English furnaces was about 900 TONS which, although large,
less than that Of the Lhgh anthracite furnaces These pro-
iuoe four or five Instances 900 tones to the furnace
during 1853 total production Of anthracite iron in the lie
high REGION in 1885, vas 80 600 TONS and in the schuJ
kill about So 600 ons in considerable advance upon
last year In the circle Philadelphia busn's is estimated
that the production for the past year probably 600
pig ron for distant places is feared that the
turn will present far less encouraging statement.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
EALED proposals viii be received at Bridgeport Jackson
- county Ala until lst March, $780, for the geAon anl
masonry Of the Jasper Branch Railroad. II miles eng WIZ .
be paid Tor from the subscription q said road
Stockholders bidding VIII have the preference Inc Ool
pany Feserving the right &c reject any bids -.
Maps and prohes viii be exhibited ten days oeofs ne ~ q
inc n Jlris1sro-ts J. L. EsTfLL,
isb9-tEI1s Chief Engineer n. 4 G. RI
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COmmODORE

ETTILL stand the present Season the subser5ers
w Ashwood POstofee, Maury county, Tennessee,
so Dollars the Season.
Dollar the Groom Mares will be pastured fed
usual Every will be taken Of from
p Il D G II e e.
CONNIE ore was got by Boston (sire Of Lexington, Le
compile, Red Eye, &c Of Rosae SOmer ReVenUes DAM
by Sir Charles, his grand dam Mischief Virginia. great grand
dam by Imported Bedford Imported Shark Wdar Lexington
Spanking Roger Imported Jolly Roger out Of Miss Bell the
Ancestress celebrated Tre and others Imported 1853
by Mr. Hunter Of Hampton Va 1t will thus that Com
modOres Pedigree back fer than century, combining
Of the hard bottom crosses OF Slr Arches than
Stallion Of his pure blood living f which have any know
k1ge.
Commodoreis beautiful Bay, l3 years taller than
Revenue lone years yeunge and thought by many
be handsomer horse His fine color hard, clean limbs OBJ
que shoulders expressive countsance large intelligent eyes
magnificent high carriage, and the beautiful symmetry Of his
proportions combine to give him most remarkable and
manning appearance 'e was horse OF speed but
got bis ankle Col VIM. R. JOhnsons, the Hon.
J NJ Bolts sold half Of him in his year form,
ed out Of training consequence Of the injury and
trained pgaD until ne was fur years old M otts saws he
the FASTEST HORSE had trained except one
although LANE in every race in which he Won three ont
SIX Commodore has had colts yet the only
one has trained Two his get are engaged the Londs
stake at Charleston s. c. His last season was made At the farm
OF W. E. Gibbons, Esq., Of Madison, n j. $50 the season.
him Gold Pin by Mamie Lewis BY Glencoe
cut Of Motto and Philo Fanny Fern &c &C.
The following will show the held
by old lurfman and trainer:
a. reSy yours in relation Commodore would say
think him second horse the United colts are
very fine particularly Cardinals which think as any
EVER FOALED. l willing to match it against any in
America out Of any untraiced mare
the let Commodore Spring. have foaled but
look upon him as being Of the geters in
Virginia, and would as soon bred 70 him as Revenue.
Yours respectfully,
Mr. Mcdaniel has refused $4,000 for his Commodore Fy out
The speed and endurance strength and action Of the Bson
have rendered them the voe and popular crOsI may say
above all others-and It IS subject Of cOngraulaion the
Of Tennessee, that they have opportunity 10 avail
themselves Of the services Of this thorough bred native to cross
upon mares from the neutrality-suspicious.. L. J. POLK
fsbl5-tE2m
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Explosion.

SAVANNAH March l6-On Monday night last the
steamer s. NJ. Manning for Hawkinsville on the DC
mulgee river exploded. All the crew are miss
ing; Capt Taylor is safe; eight negroes and five
whites were lost, and several others were wound
ed. Among the white passengers known to be kill
ed are: Joseph Williams, John HarreI, and Jacob
Parker all citizens Of Pilfair county All the heavy
freight on board the steamer was saved and the
light freight also. The steamer was uninsured
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS, Of viii
hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the u
dea CIrcu composed the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4- I'd
We are auhora, announce JAS Z. RAINES, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
Circuit composed Of the counties Of williamson Sumnr
and Davidson. Election in May, 1860.
Weare authorized s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th Juna
Circuit Election, May, 1860.
1rtQ
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GenRenag II cannot command language sufficient
to express my gratitude for your kindness and did
not anticipate that ny feeble efforts being mere
novice in both the musical and dramatic profession
would be thus noticed Your kindness shall be an
incentive to exertiODs in my future efforts, and
the bright star of hope is ever before my eyes
cheering me to that position in the profession of
my choice which IioN attain Again returning my
sincere thanks for your Kindness viii name We'd
uesday evening for the purpose specified.
Respectfully Yours, ANNIE ScASIAN.
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It will be seen from the correspondence in this
morning. paper, that number Of our citizens have
rendered Miss ANNE SEAMAN a complimentary bene-
ft. and that tomorrow evening has been designated
as the occasion. Miss SEAMAN has exhibited cCR
siderable musical and dramatic talent during her
brief connection with the Gaiety, and we trust our
citizens viii encourage her to cultivate that talent,
bv giving her a substantial benefit tomorrow even
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Later from Yern Crnz.

NEW ORLEANS, March l9.-The war steamer Gen
eTal MiramOn arrived below in charge of Lieut..
Minor as a United States prize from Vera Cruz the
18th.
Gen. MiramOn appeared before Vera Cruz, on the
fifth, and notified the Foreign Representatives of
his intention to cannOnade the city He made an at
tack on the night Of the It'll, but was repulsed by
the Liberals, who are cOnfden: of successful re
sistance
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New orleans Market, March IL.

COTTON-Ihe week opened with iangud and heavy cotton
market The influence Of the Nova Scoaus advice which
reported Liverpool without maternal change
Fce the Of Saturday confined to about $500
bales On Monday however, the Naars accounts we're before
tie public buyers forward pretty freely taking
. 0O0 during day and the following at firm prices for
the middling better qualities, while the lower grades con
depressed On Wednesday North Americans accounts
four days later were at hand about 0O0 bales changed
hands easy prices for qualities and Thursday again
purchasers 10000 bales Yesterday, with
the Cassans accounts hand unavorabe weather. the
business feel OF about 800 bales, making total for the week
Of So. 600 lales the raket closing anoLaLions:
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Arrested for Kidnapping.

PTTsBURG March 1.-THE kidnappers, Wilson ard
Hall, who recently, in Lancaster county, kidnapped
been arrested in Baltimore and held in $1,000 bail
Brown has been sent back to Lancaster. A man
named James Fisher hotel keeper at McAul's Ferry,
who concealed the kidnapped negro, has also been
arrested.
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CoBBETTs PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF
ENGLAND. from the Norman CODquss, in 1856 70 1900,
complete. SC vols, royal $40; hAlfRussia- London.
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MOBILE Cotton marker

Mobile Cotton Market
MOBILE, Morch l6-Sales OF cotton to-day $500 bales Mid
ngs lE9lOLc The sales Of the Is 600 bales,
md the receipts 5000 against IA $50 bales time last year
The increase this port 1910 bales The exports Of the
week we're bales The stock hand is $780, bales
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NASHVILLE.
RAILWAY mATTERs.


Departure Of Passenger Trains.
NAsHVIILE And CHlTTAsooel-4sfO A. h.. Pm.
EEsnEssEE ASp AIAnaMA-ssOO A. H.. $3.50 P. H.
LOUISVILLE N1sHvuLE-{:3O A. 81, 1880 A. n.
Galiatn Express 1913 p. ii.
EnoEftElD AID hEgErCET-2p III.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
NasBvuIE Am CHtrrAEooaa-ssOO A. n e.l0 p u.
IE1HHszER AND AIAHkaa-9:45 A. H., 6s2O ? b.
LOUISVILLE AND NtsHvIluE-6so5 A. Ms $3.50 r y,
Gallatln Express S.a3 A. H.
EDsEEIELD AND KErTucEy-9;SO A. n.
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SoUTH NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CourANY-The Sen
ate yesterday passed on Its last reading bill which
had previously passed the House, char.ering the
South Nashville Gas Light Company The moor
porators are: J. o. GRuTTrH. r. c. McNumY. r. B..
CHEAuHAu. JoHN PoETEETELn W. y. Buno and A. T..
ROBERTSON.
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Sunday, IT, CORN, youngest daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Wm Lawrence Their friends and acquaintance
invited her funeral from their residence, Middle
Franklin Turnpike, this morning II o'clock Divine service
By Rev Dr. Edgar
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Foreign

New YORK, March l8-Austria viii not protest
against the annexation of Savoy to France. The
Papal Government has prohibited commerce be-
tween AncOna and ROmagna. The merchants pro-
test against it. The agitation in Marches continues.
The landed prOprietOrs refuse TO pay taxes. Thou
sands of citizens signing address to the Great
Powers in favor Of annexation. Austrian soldiers
continue to arrive in the Papal States.
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Affhrnev GenernI.

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYWOOD
ESQ., as a candidate for the office Of Attorney Gen
era for the Ninth Judicial District, cempOsedO the
counties Of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson
Elnctinn rnvt Nav
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EDGEHEIn- TEuuaE introduced bill in the
Senate yesterday to incorporate the town Of Edge
field. Mr.. TRNEJE presented petition from sun
dry citizens OF Edgeted praying the passage of the
bill, and stated he understood counter petition
would be presented.
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EAsrTESNEssEE AND GEORGIA RAHRoAD.-A bill
has passed both houses of the Legislature to reduce
the number of directors in the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company to ten, five on the part
Of the stockholders and five on the part Of the
State
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g. ". CURRY, ND,
No. p, snrfne Street.

purehassd0 Of Mers- Cone Brothers Of HoEeB SO Ma
chimes about three months since. Ny wife has almost
eonslant7 since the1 md well pleased that would
exchange il Cor any other nnE IN she had but little
Guilty in Learning and do any Kind
She eheerfaiy testimony superior facilities
Of HeEes Machines doing al kinds C without touhs
u. d. PLUMMEn,
u Il. B. Plunmer & Co. Pu5iie squrls.
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Reported b. ~ II. HaRHIsori steamboat Ageati
River reeeediny briskly; now on Harpeth Shoals
six feet: weather indicating ciearaess.
In consequence Of the present stage Of falling
water. the James johnson had 10 depart before her
advertised time the Jno A. Fisher viii, however.
leave this day at u oclocktaking out the Johnsons
passengers to GAINESVILLE. Our upper river packets
have to go to Paducah to get rid Of their New Or
leans freights at that point Along the Cumberland,
we learn there Is an abundance Of New Orleans
freights; also along the entire Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
ARRIVED.
James johnson. New Orleans.
MinnetonBa, Paducah,
Acacia Cottage, Ports above.
Charter, ports above
v. K. Stevenson, ports above.
Edmonia ports above.
MarmOra, Pitts5urg.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
Edmonia, Paducah.
Stevenson, Paducah.
Twitchell, New Orleans.
James johnson, New Orleans
Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati
EXPECTED.
Jno. A. Fisher, Paducah
B. N. RuIyan, st. Louis
Tempest, Louisville
Lebanon, Cincinnati,
LEAVING.
Jno A. Fisher Paducah.
The Fisher viii be the regular mail packet tins |
lay at IL o'clock for Paducah, and viii convey pas
sengers to the steamer James Johnson, at Clarks-
vile. This is the only boat for the Ohio this day
The B. NJ Runyan viii be here this day, and meet |
with immediate dispatch on Wednesday morning for |
st. Louis.
The Marmora, now in port and discharging pre-
-ious to her departure for Pittsburg on Wednesday
lext
ST. LOUIS, March lS-The river continues to re-
EIDE at this point, with from 81 to feet of water IN
he channel to Cairo; the whole fall is about p feet
he upper rivers also continue to fall slowly There
about feet of water in the Illinois; 81 feet in the
Mississippi below KeOkuk, 3 feet on the lower
lpids. and 81 on the upper rapids. The Missouri is
Nv and in bad condition. with only feet of water
the upper and feet in the lower end Of the rIyer
The weather has been warm to-day, with a re-
'eshiag shower this evening
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HOMES POPULAR WORKS. The Every Day
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49, CautiOn.--The article Of

TSs%-s%~S ChuAAOmsa-4ne article OF
49, Whisky we'll known as tDalv's Aro
VALLEY WhiskeV, has established areputaou 40 universal
renders it deult tOr the manufacturer keep pace with the
ducon, sustained by differentiation adopted At he outset and
never for instant departed from, that original purity
unrvaled excellence should continue to the end
The common fate, attendant upon all such successful Efforts
has overtaen the manufacturer initiated By interruptions
imposto and an Inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamed OF upon
the community, to the great detment Of the public we'll
injury to the both in emolument well earned
repue Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
BY Copyright Of the Label sad BY peculiar shape Of the bottle
Icdoa the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information from
those ELo may possess it. BY having been vczed otherwise
as Will enable protect the public aud myself By pEoscu
ton TO the utmost extent Of the Law The genuine DAYS Ao-
matte Valley whisky put up in OF u bottles EACH with
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow With the pro-
pretOrs stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
prietOr the label All other articles are mutations
Consumers depend upon getting pure srtiele when
they buy the Valley Whskey asst sold By the bet and inease
only WI. h. DAILY
10 South william Street. New York,
ssp21-dem Sole Proprietor.
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ROSES NEW GENERAL GEOGRAPHICAL Die
TIONARY. The articles contributed by the eminent
scholars Of the day containing $1,000 Eamei C0npieie in
12 vols. ROyalsvo; calf London.
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SUGARThe better qualities Of sugar have been in good
quest during the and prices have tended favor
Sellers while the lower grades remain dull at about previous
rates The weeks sales have embraced IS 900 hhds and
the market closed at the range Of the following quotations
OF about l6O hhds has been sold plantation e
b.
Common to good @52<
Fsr n fully fair ......... <755
Prime and-ghoce... 985S
Centrifugal, GO
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GAIT HOUSE

seventh ChanCcrT Division.
We are authorized to announce J0 C. GUILD cRLd
date FOR Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancy Division Ct Ten
-.