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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6-The steamer Potomac
from Vera Cruz the 18th has arrived, with $4,000
specie.
Senior Mater arrived on the I4th. The Susque-
hanna arrived out on the Sth and the Powhatton on
the 18th.
The whole subject in regard to the condemnation
of the bark Maria Conception has been referred to
Madrid
The Spanish Minister is advised to eonciliate the
Juarez Government.
The Liberals are successful and hopefulOf taking
the Capital
The English Minister proposed to mediate for
peace, but the proposition was rejected.
The steamer PocahOntas with later news is ex-
pected.
The Empire City, from Havana, is quarantined for
ten days. Her passengers are well.
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Markets by TeI1rrnnh.

NV ORLEANS Oct 6Co,ton sales 500 bales middny Io,
lO7I.
Corn 63 75c Provisions very dull Other articles un
changed.
CINCINNATI, Oct 6-FlOur dull, $500 SIS. Wheat dull
Corn, 47c for old, IS for new.
WhsEey sales 600 bills ls. New Pork 1906 LardThere
are more buyers than sellers at 10 Sugar nr hhdS
ca a 81. Coffee Is I533I. MOlasses 42a43.
NV YORK 6-CotOnis very much excited and advanced 4
the accounts Of the late Storm Sales day 5000 bales
Mddng upland ny Flour firm sales 10000 bales Is
so
600 bushels 20 7Ic. Mess Pork dull sales
5000 bbls 1910 Moiasses, Porto Rico 80. sugur firm
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COMMERCIAL.


keview of the Nashville Market for the
Week ending Oct, 9.
Business has been rather duer than usual during the week
indeed hear very little doing any department of trade
except in Badsufs Provisions and in these only to meet
the demand for home consumption Flour and Grain have
manned steady at last weeks quotations. while Provisions have
dragged prices current last week In Groceries hear Of only
light transactions. Of Sugar light and consumers
buy sparngy anticipation favorable prices when the
crop Coffee firm 16 for prime
choice Rio Other articles remain unchanged We cannot
pect heavy Grocery trade until the river becomes navgabe.
Thenr approach for heavy rains hand and the
prospects having markets in which to make their
purchases induce heavy dealers to reduce th stocks prpa
atory the coming rade which promises to be heavy
C0TONThe receipts Cotton during the week have amount
about bales the sales have been very light the de-
mand being confined chiefly manufacturers We heard
Of the sale only few bales 999c We repeat weeks
quotations, Of 99<c for Mddng and 99l0c for Strict
MiddIng though they may regarded as wholly nominal
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There is good supply of on Flour
the MARKET which finding ready sale for home consumption
quote supene S696 and Extra at Sc 5O9675 per
Dbl, and SO 2593 so In sacks N-
The transactions in Wheat confined mainly to the filling
orders for seed at range of 81 4O9l so per bushel
Corn continues request and we note the market well
supplied We quote yellow at SOC and white Sc per bush
sacks included.
Rye is in limited request seed and held at Sl9 25.
There fair supply OF Oats on the Market but the demand
rather limited at 55960c per bushel
PROFESSIONALISM is selling in limited way at Exc
for Ribbed side 39l3 for Clear sdes Oc for Should
srs. and I3K9I4c for Hams
stock nearly exhausted The demand however,
is limited and we quote barrel 1916 and keg at l49l5
DRIED FRUIT--We report good demand for Dried Fruit
and quote: Apples peeled Peaches, unpeeed $l9I 25
peeled, 50; and Pears, peeled, So pSr bushel.
PEANUTs-There is good demand for Peanuts at 7O975c
bushel. a
GROCERIRS-We hear Of change in the prices Of Gro
,eries, repeat former quotations as follows:
sUeLR-Far 9H9IOc and Prime to Choice 109IO1Sc in
logheads, Ic these quotations in bbs New
York Coffee Sugars l09llci Crushed and Powered
Loaf IL 5z9l2c.
MOLAssEs SYRUPMolasss in barrels 4045e gal; half
srres $685. Sugar House 4945ci Golden Syrup in barrels
sc. half barrels Soc and kegs (ten gals Csc.
CoFPEE-Rio l6&c, Laguyra l79lSc, Java lsG22Oc b.
TEL-Impera 5O@Sl; GunpOWder 5O75c; Young Tyson 40
960, Black 6OG $3.50.
sALT-We quote Coarse Sack at $780, aud Fine at SI5,
nd Barrela 4Oc bushe The stock the ample
o meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEETINGs-We quote Gallatin Sheetings at
J! per yard.
COTTON YARNs-The following the agents quotations
Cotton 700 and $780, doI &c., Oc 5O llc and
90, I2c.
wHIsKYRectiRed held It 2O993c gallon and country
5O975c per gallon, according to quality.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5-The storm on Tuesday was
the most severe that we have had for years. The
walls of new building on Camp street. FELL killing
two persons. Twenty-nine coal hoats swamped ;
loss, Sl500OO The back portion of the city is sub
merged Eleven miles of the Jackson Railroad is
washed off. large number of houses along the
railroad were swept away. Several lives were lost
The damage on the river is heavy. Several steam
boats were blown ashore, and others were sunk
Thirty-fve to forty sugar houses were blown down.
The crops were greatly injured.
At Baton Rouge, twenty-one coal boats were
swamped and four steamboats, sunk
The steamer Atlantic from Brazos arrived with
dates to the 18th and $4,000 in specie.
The brig Keneo, from Vera Cruz, is ashore near
Balise. The final condemnation and confscatiOn of
the bark Maria Conception is confirmed The Com
modore threatened to lombard Vera Cruz. Cap
Jarvis condemned his course, and the whole Spanish
squadron, with the exception of one vessel returned
to HavaDa.
A conducta with SI2OO,OOO to Tampico was serv-
ep by Degollado believed be used to support the
expedition against the Capital 1t is stated that
Doblado had effected loan of S6OO,OOO for the same
purpose.
The Vanguard of the Liberal army had arrived
at Tacubaya. Other divisions were soon expected
before the city.
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THE
oNLX DISCOVERY


ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFANY great discovery of Prof. Wood, have at
FH tempted only initiate his restortive bat profess to
have discovered something produce results identical
they sone being carried away by the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation. and have been
forced to leave tae field 60 its stless Read the follow
Bath. MAINE, April 18th, 1859.
PRoT O. J. WOOD Co: Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and VII hyou
published vicinity elsewhere, has given
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
first fact OF my habitaton and stated in
the communication Scond it true OF alt therein contained
thrS does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color? To all and do invariably Ny
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty
past more Soft thrifty and better eolored the same IL true OF
whskers and the only Why is not generally true is
that the substance is wshd of by frequent abutOn Of the
ton with the vskerS, the result will follow the hair
have been in hereeept Of great many letters from all parts
Of New England asking my still coDtnues 70 be
good much fraud the Manufacture Of
various compounds as well as this It has been basey
initiated and been used not only without any good effect but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
account for Onhs, and hair good
have examined 1t win SURPRISE a. am now Oh years
old and not hair in head face and prove
your quart summer,
which grateful friends, and thereby
and then purchase and used 1t with universal success viii
favor that send NE test BY which discover
ity from from you pure article will insure success. and
by impure article, which the inventor Of good.
dee my duty heretofore TO keep appsed Of the
my all inquire of my
shaken opinion its valuable results remain dear sr
yours, A C:RAYMOND-
AAROH's RUK, Ky, Nov. 80, 1853. /
The Restorative put up bottles three viz large,
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottle the mediums hold at least twenty per in
proportion SMALL reas 81 per bOe the large
holds quart 40 proportion and retss for %
New York. street, ST. Mo- by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaled BY
Even, PendIetOn q Co., and retaiIed BY every Drug
house in the United States. lfeb11-Iy |
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FREE OF CHARGE
THE CTIEF AnoNG TEN rHousAnn.


Children are frequent su rers from external injuries
especially from FtHtd and CaIMphsHS EzplOsiORs-there
Tore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly At hand 1t heals Breasts, quickly
moves ne TETTER or RING WORM PrsUGlsHt Ia
gHrserY.
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RutherfOrd Land for sale.

WILL sell my farm, containing 100 scres The tra' easily
into two the North and South sides Of
Stos'. River The improvements consisting ofdwellng house,
mills cotton &C. equal to any in the county
convenience.
% 6ed Nm right State County Bonds their value would
S ry acceptable pay suitable residence in Aureesboough
or Lebanon improved, would be received in part payment
win sell with farm thirty Neg rOes, .ogeth
or with Mules, Cattle, Plantation Utensils, &c, &c
Any gentleman desires purchase magnificent farm
most ageous will peaLe call and examine for him
EeIf heer AVS LEDsLKY LUoIKE Brown OF Nashville
aug7 '60-tw2m BLOOMFIELD RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal copy month in weekly and send bill
this office for collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

Messrs. Pritchard Abbott &.Loomis, of Augusta,
Ga, have published large octave volume entitled
Cotton is King and Pro-Slave-y Arguments by T.
n Elliot, LII d. President of Planters College,
Mississippi. This work comprises the writings OF
Hammond, Harper, Christy, StringtellOw, Hoge
Bledsoe andCartwright on this subject. and contains
the authors essay slavery regarded in the light
of international law
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STATE Prison FOR LIFE.-WV II. MCSORLEY, a
youth of nineteen years Of age, charged with burg
arY. was recently before the Court Of General Ses-
sions Of New York city and sentenced to the State
Prison for his natural life. In New York, if per-
son Is convicted of burglary second time the pen
atty is Imprisonment Tor life. The record Of the
Court showed that NcSoRIEY was guilty of it sec
onF tim.
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SInHers Sentenced.

BorroN, Oct. 5-The officers of the slave bark
Orion were sentenced to-day in the United States
Court for being engaged in the slave trade, fol
lows Thomas Morgan, part owner of the vessel,
and her commander at the time of her capture, was
fined $1,000 and to be imprisoned two years in Jail
Byron J. Chamberlain was sentenced to imprisOn-
ment in Jail for two years; VIM. Durham to inn
prisonment in Jail for q months.
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Gov. HELM AND THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.-The Louisville journal of the 9TH contains
the following card
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D The origin of your Office, its duties,
powers and liabilities, and gives you
forms for the transaction of all your
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CoUNTERFEITERs. The Cookeville Times learns
that a man by the name of PTTs has been arrested,
and is confined in the Jail at Livingston, on
suspicion of being engaged in the counterfeiting
business. He is a son-n-law of old man FUGATE,
who was killed by JERRY BAKER in White county
some years since, and resides in Missouri. On being
pursued he fed but was shot in one leg and taken
quantity OF spurious money was found in his pos
session. 4 comrade of his made his escape.
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New York state Fair.

ELlnRA Oct. 5-The State Fair closed to-day with
the annual address. The weather has been ex-
tremely unfavorable most of the week, and this had
the effect of seriously reducing the number of vis
tors. The total receipts amount to $4,000. The
trotting upon the Elmira track to-day was quite
spirited. The owner of Flora Temple refused to
let her trot, for which various reasons were assign
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

New York, Oct. 6.-The steamer Adriatic sailed
to-day, taking S675,OOO specie. The Edinburg also
sailed taking 81 GAS specie.
The steamer Vanderbilt has arrived from Liver
pool Her dates are anticipated.
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Notorious CouDterfeiter Captured.

NEWARK. n j.. Oct 3.-GeOrge N. Wilson, no
torious counerfeiter, who escaped from jail in this
city last April, captured in Philadelphia on
Wednesday and brought back. There are fourteen
nharnes aCainst him
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Arrival OF the OverIand rIaiI.

FORT SMITH, Oct. 5-The overland mail with San
Francisco dates to September 17h arrived here this
evening at six o'clock The through passengers are
Frank Hall and J. O. Talbot. The mail cane
through in eighteen days and six hours Nothing
of public interest had transpired along the route
The Indians are reported quiet.
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SUMMARY

A. z. Richards b. Bette Ward, by Lexington, dam by
W naleNole' .-.. / l
D. Wards b. Sailor, by Yorkshire, dam Hersldry by
Herald )
Mary, by Hamlet.
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We noticed the arrival here yesterday of the "Ay Warwick"
from Rio, with cargo OF 5000 bags Coffee, day
traveller Eith $500 bags There good inquiry for Coffee
to-day, and had sales reported Of lO00bags lax
quote Rio at 3%9l4 cts for ordinary fair; 9l4
for cord and l5l5I cts for prime Lagusyra I49l5
and Java at l79I5 cts.
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NEW oRLEANs0ct 5Coon firm, sales to-day 5000 bales;
advanced ~ Mddling l0H9lOi Sales Of the week $500
bales Receipts Of the $500 bales, against $40 bales
during the corresponding last year Exports Of the week
25 bales Total exports OF the 60 500 bales Total
receipts this Port less than last 5000 bales Stock at all
Southern Ports less than the time Last $500 bales
Stock at New Orleans 1893 500 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather during the day, there good enquiry for the
tce and the result of the days reached 54 bales
We have change to notice In the market although prices
still continue favor Of buyers. The particulars follows
bales 5; II at g. % att; II at g. at 9 % at 81 Is
TO- IS at l01 IO 10 49, A at 1917 III I0K
so at lO 42l O IS 1915 lS6 at 10 l56 lO at H. 100
at III and bales at l2c.-COUrisr
CHARLESTON Oct. 4Sales Of Cotton for the week $500
bales The market generally unchanged Receipts OF the week
ii 4Sl bales
SAVANNAH Oct 3We have change report to day in
the general features OF the market The demand for good cotton
continues, and sales OF the lower descriptions have been
made Four hundred and eighty bales changed hands at
the foowing particulars at " at TO- 80 at lO 3 at lO,
p at IO5 lO y 1875, and II bales at H.
Tbs following quotations market to day Fair
cotton, If here, would bring lli<9Il5ac:
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From Boston.

BosToN Oct. 5-The American board of Commits
sioners for foreign missions met early this morning,
and discussed for some time report from the com
mittee, Judge Jessup Chairman to which was refer
red the subject of the late debt The prevailing
timent strong in going forward; and the whole
audience, by rising. expressed their concurrence IN
the Importance of realizing next year. not less than
100000. The act of the Presidential Committee
disseminating the Cherokee mission, on the ground
of that being Christian nation, was approved.
Fourteen new corporate members were elected, and
Cleveland. Ohio chosen for the next place of meet
ing.
Parting addresses were made by DIR. Perkins, the
president, and the Rev. Mr.. Stone after which the
Board adjourned until next year.
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From Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, Oct 6.-JOe Stoner won the four mile
to-day. Mat Davis winning the first heat In the
second heat Mat Davis let down and was drawn.
Time 7:40, 7:47.
The river is stationary with3 feet II inches water
In the canal
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The Inc A. A. sin.

4 young child Of JOHN FARKrs of Putnam county
was burned so bSdy on the 18th ult by its clothes
taking fire. that it died the next dav
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

MAsoNc.-The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Ten
nessee will commence its annual communication in
the Masonic Temple in this city tomorrow The fol.
lowing are the officers of this body:
R. S. Moore of GAINESVILLE, Grand High Priest:
Massalon Written, of Newbern, Deputy Grand
high Priest;
D. R. Rawlings, of Chattanooga, Grand King:
George I. Taylor, Of Wesley. Grand Scribe:
w. II. Horn, of Nashville, Grand Treasurer;
e. A. Fuller, of Nashville, Grand Secretary;
G. p Henderson, of Murfreesboro, Grand Chap
lain;
Geo A Price of Macedonia, Grand Captain of
the Host;
L. Hawkins. of Columbia, Grand Captain of the
Guard;
N. Z. De Grove, of Nashville Grand Tier
The annual communication of the Grand Council
of Royal and Select Masters also occurs tomorrow
in the Masonic Temple. The following are the
officers:
Jonathan Huntingdon, of Nashville, Thrice Illus
trious Grand Master;
E. D. Wheeler, of Murfreesboro' Deputy TlustriouG
Grand Master;
Samuel Henderson, OF Franklin, Grand Principal
Conductor Of Work;
W. q. Wilton, of Columbia, Grand Captain of the
Guard;
W. H. Horn, of Nashville, Grand Treasurer;
Z. A. Fuller Of Nashville Grand Secretary;
A. S. Currey of Trenton Grand Sentinel;
NJ. Z. De Grove, of Nashville, Grand Tier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

The Richmond (ky) Denocra. says, after thor
Ough canvass Of the sixth Congressional District of
Kentucky, it concludes that if every portion of the
State will do well for the Democrats as the Sixth
the majority in the state for BREcKIxRrpFE and LANE
will be over.3O,O0O.
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NEw DREsS-The Memphis Aualanchs is now
printed on new type, and we congratulate our con-
temporary ON hls improved appearance. The Ara-
laoc.e is one OF the ablcst papers on our exchange
list and is doing gallant service for the cause of De-
mOcracy.
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MAURY COUNTY FAR.-We learn that the Fair of
the Maury County Agricultural Association, which
has been in operation at Columbia during the past
week, was equal to any former fair held at that
place. The show of stock was very good, and there
was large daily attendance of the farmers and
stookrAisers of Maury. The Female Schools, as
usual, added their share to the attractions. The
military companies were also hand Friday and
Saturday, and impaired much to the interest of the
occasion The best of order prevailed throughout.
We congratulate Maury friends on the success of
their fair.
A lively hope is entertained understand, that
a Floral Hall viii be added next year.
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\ A S WILL E /.
ROCK CITY WILLS.
RAtLWAY rIATTERs

THE MEsrlxe LAST N1aHT.-We had the pleasure
of listening to the speeches of Hon. humphrey
Marshall Of Kentucky, both at Gallahn on Friday,
and on Broad street last night The audiences at
both places manifested the highest appreciation of
the noble oratorical efforts of the gifted and elO-
qusnt Kentucky statesman. These efforts were of
the HIGHEST order of eloquence, statesmanlike con-
vincing and powerful But we cannot do the dis
tnguished orator justice at the late hour at which
we are writing. and must defer our remarks until
we can give a more extended report.
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FI,OIJR.

A CONSTANT supply OF Washington. double extra;
N Broadway Extra Family
Dsvy Crockett, extra superfne;
Brazil, saperfnei for sale at the Broadway Mills.
Eept27 D. D. DICEEY.
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KWJK have in store and daily receiving large and
Wv stock Of GOODS, and take pleasure in callinR
the attention dealers merchants generally
assortment which for STYLE quality and prices exceed
in any market.
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Ii is stated that 500 men had been weighed at
the Mechanics Fair in Boston, and that their aver
age weight was lag lbs. IA ounces. The mean
weight of men in Belgium brussels and its envi-
rons, )is 1909 pounds. In France paris and the
neghborhoOd) the mean weight is 1869 pounds. In
England Qaken at Cambridge, between the ages of
Is and 2s) the mean weight was found to be 1908
pounds. 1t would be good idea, founded on some
thing more than mere curiosity. to have good set
of scales used at Fairs in all parts of the country.
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Pass Discovered.

OMAHA CITY, Oct. Capt Reynolds from Wind
River County reports having discovered on parallel
46 pass on the Rocky Mountains $500 feet lower
than any heretofore found.
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COLUMBUS, Ga Oct 1.-The receipts OF cotton for the mast
week amount to % bales, against 1884 bales for the correspond
week last year. showing falling receipts for the week
Of So bales The total receipts to date 1899 bales against
56S bales to time last year, showing increase to date Of
4 bales The increase in stock hand large anosnt
to 1854 bales and accounted for the ground OF the
amount Of coons arriving such quality will not command
buyers The sales Of the have been light not exceed
ing 500 bales basis Of the following quotations. Ordinary
and Low MiddnEs 7sH, Mddings 99I, Strict Middlngs
95<9lO, Good Middlings 1O1<, Mdding Fair lOH.
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We sell goods As low prices to prompt Retail Merchants
they be bought in New York. Philadelphia Boston,
is g saving Of expense and time leaving home.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Col WM. A. CARUTHERs, in behalf of BRECKNRIDGE
and LANE, and Col S H. CALDWELL, DoUGLAs Elector
for the Fourth Congressional District will speak at
the following times and places. We bespeak full
attendance of the voters:
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ue,srs. Havncs and Pevton.

The following list Of sppoin has been agreed by
the Hon. BAILEY PEYToN and Hon. LAEDoE c. HAYNES c2ndi
dates for Elector for the State which times aud
they will be pleased and address the people, will
that number Of counties have omitted. This
ayoidsbls, owing to the Of time.
Nls Au0u
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From New York.

New York, Oct 5.-The three mile race over the
Fashion Course yesterday between Nicholas the
First and Oysterr1an, was won ny Nicholas-Time
$50 and ssh.