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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
BreadsIuffs ana Provisions.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of the l4th says:
There for -four but owing
free offerings and high reighs, tire feeling lacks buoyany
Pines however, unchanged ranging from - so "a 90 for
superne 81 1895 IS for fancy large
proportion the export demand from the South One lot
of 500 bbs shipped Nashville for the interior OF
Georgia Wheat closed steady win demand 99Sc for
prime red and % 10 for do white Choice white, tor teed
has bought 81 u.s. and the demand this
quality, though large in Of the supply sheled
continues at 55 including sacks with good de-
mani for the south kRris dull at 5000 in bulk
further advance of established to day in bacon sides,
making Il for the last days. closing at lie for rib. At this
however, buyers disposed hesitate this
Shoulders have been less in favor than Sides and heard OF
,aes alb 90, but 9 asked. Clear sides held
l3k Mess Pork he'd SI9 5U29 meats are held
lO9Il for SIDES and So for shoulders We Lard l
for barre - for fierce and l3 keg WhsKy advanced
another quarter to-day, closing It l7k
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
From New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS Aug. l6.-The Bell and Everett
meeting last night was large and enthusiastic.
The steamer VIM. C. Young from Pensacola to
Ship Island struck by the late gale and total
wreck Seven of the crew persisted.
The Star of the West with Havana dates of the
18th has arrived. -
The Quaker City arrived out on the 11th
The Staghound had arrived with $40 coolies.
Sugar firm, 81 reals exports of the week, l9, $50
boxes stock, 265,00O boxes. Sterling exchange IA
(Gl44 New York exchange l4924 premium.
The government steamer Pocahontas from Vera
Cruz the 9Th brings important dispatches for Wash
ingtOn.
Miramon is retreating, followed by the Liberals.
The Miramon government refuses to accede to the
demands of the Spanish Minister regarding Spanish
claims. The Spanish Commodore at Vera Cruz de-
manded the bark Maria Conception. Juarez re-
fusad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

NEw ORLEANS August firm sales day 800 bales
Sugar firm, s@s MOissss dull 2G9ss. Feur qui: IS As
95 So Mess Pork firm, S2s Tobacco firm, Lugs &c Lard
kegs l4:. Freight and Exchange unaItered.
CINCINNATI August 6 Flour quiet, s45O94 60. Whisky
aaes $50 bbs, IKE Oats declined le dull $685..
Ness Pork buOyan 50. Sugar s99c. csase I59I5c.
aolasses 43944e
Nav YORK, August 15COtton Im sales today $50 baes'
Nddng Upland lie Flour dull declined Sc sales 1000
IS 1895 90. Germ dull 60 bushels 6a96sc Sugar
dull sales $40 bbs, l2k9l3c Coffee, Rio I4ssI5k Sugar
buOyant, Cuba 6X973zc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
500 CASH.
Tbe Grover 8 Raker SpeciaI Prcmiu

The Grover & Baker Special Premium.
r. ii. BROCKwAI, representative of the GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers a special
premium of One Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair to be held at Nashville September 10th,
1860
The work to be done by a lady. resident of Ten
nessee the judges to be appointed by the State Blu
reau.
No persons connected with our Offices will be PER-
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over Hicks China Hail. 46 Public Square.
iuly2g-tll semitic.
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ju y2n-1ul
For Sale.

WISH to sell the place reside upon, situated upon
Gaatin Turnpike, three and quarter miles from the city,
containing sixteen in high state Of cultivation, improve
all consisting Of dive ling house. out houses stable,
cribs, &C, and well siaptei for market garden Those
wishing 10 purchase can see me upon the premises.
July .6-dim g B. VANNOY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
Tho HOG mnrkef,

The Cincinnati Price Current Of the says The
On in the Provision market has attracted attention to the Hog
Market progressively and sales have been made for November
at So and for the h half Of December Sc IS net There
has also bsen pressing demand for and IS 20
offered for lot during the week per GENITAL Very few OF
feng which,, some, is taken indication of scarcity
while others think the is the prospective abundance Of
and that farmer will have enough feed sl the hogs be
has and tbs enough and hence to sell any but
da.irn lr,rtt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
Heads Reports.

Copies Oh the first volume of HEADS Reports are
deposited, and will remain for subscribers and
others wishing to buy, until the LIST of September
next, wiki the Clerks of the Supreme Court Jack
son, Nashville and Knoxville, the Clerk of the Chan
Gerry Court at Memphis, and the Clerk of the Com.
mon Law Court at Chattanooga.
lima IA-dfSr.Euff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
Land fnr SnIe.

application be made, in short time will sell
L mOdstng terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
from the Corp ration limits MIL Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This OF the most beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half Of the land in timber the balance In cutva
There the premises comfortable cabins and hne
young orchard Apply MAJ Corr the plsce my
self for particulars. CHAS. K. WINSTON. I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
arrived out on the 18th.

BURLINGTON N. j. August ia man was killed
at Della Grove, on the Rancove creek, this after
noon. He belonged to an excursion party from
Philadelphia. A quarrel took place in which a
number engaged and several were badly cut
Herds was the name of the man killed. The muir
derer attempted to escape, but was caught between
Deanco and Burlington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
Ayers Ague Cure.


which neutraiSes this maarious poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver TO ex2el It from the BODY As
should, so 1t does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, or rater does
what is OF more service to those subject to this Infection
taken IN season expels il from the system as il Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
Attacks keeps the system in health although exposed
70 the disease Consequently it nc only cures bur
projects rom tie great variety Of elections which are
induced BY tbs malignant influence such as Remttent
Fever CniH Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aeue Periodical
Hsadacne, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers Neu-
ra!Ua, rheumatism, Gout, Blindness Toothache Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma Palpitatons Painful affections
OF the Spleen, Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful
Affections nf the Stomach and Bowels, all of which,
when arising from this cause viii be found to assume
more or less the Intermittent type This AgUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease. ,rr
This it accomplshes by stimulating the excretories
70 expe the virus from the system; and these organs
BY degrees become hahted 70 do this their Office Of their
own accord. Hence arises what term accEmatation
lime may accomplish the end. but often life Is not
long enough, is sacrificed in the attempt while his
"AGUE CUEE " does it at once, and with safety We
have great reason 10 believe this is surer as well as
safer remedy or the whole class of diseases which are
caused BY the masmate infection, than any other which
has been discovered and il has st another important
advantage to the public, which 10 that it is cheap as
well as good.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
$50 REWARD. =

WILL give reward Fifty Dollars for the delivery
Of my GEoBGE,i if taken out Of this State
Twenty tive Dollars il taken the State An6 delivered
10 Eve miles nOTthwest Of Nashville, Tenn
Said George about % OF deep black five feet
inches high weighing about AS $50 pounds
prominent, face covered with bard, never shaving
apreg-d ty&w,n hlCHARD r. HYDE
e Psducah Herald copy to amOant Of s. and bill
isofBca
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Furnishing Goods.

nUR stock Of Full Shirts again complete for
and comfort commend them beiag parcu
appropriate the present hot have also
Of Putt Sh together with endless variety plain
styles. -...aH e s. 4.
We have RJe received another lot Of handsome Neck Tes
Gloves, handkerchief Dressing Roes suspenders &c,
Also supply Of seAsOnabe Uod Call and
goods We determined dpoIe a them at very sgures
being anxious to reduce cur stock. }. r. McGILL.
all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
COMMERCIAL.
Ffrr IN monetarys
In New York on the latA. 5000 Tennessee per sei
The Cincinnati Price ourreat Of the 18th saw.

10 New York s l3h, 5000 Tenne5ee per eeat Bonds
sold AZ sOc The telegraph reports sales 18Th at
price. lAll ltls2a 44ApE eo-
The Cincinnati Price CErTsns Of the 18th says:
The demand for money has gaauAy increased from day
during the week. and towards the close pressing
wah With scarcity OF produced sriogency,
though there has been ous little difficulty in selling good local
paper 10 per yet outside there good zeal o paper
TO be Lad 9k cent month. CurreLcy scarce,
which one cause Of this gatnes but
relief with regard TO this feature Of Market
q The bank cenaton there being the best possible basis for
this 30 much 30 that the most conservative banFer eje
The for thy sixty paper With regular banking
houses is 40 70 ~ per cent pRr annum. -oist
The Cincinnati Gasee says Bankers are experiencing
good demand for Money and pretty full employment found
Tor currency the latter being used extensively in the interior in
MOVING produce The country putting out
their paper freely and Of them, this sae and Indiana
have the entire amount allowed BY already cir
,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
From, Lenrenworth.

LEAvENwORTH, Aug 1.-THE statement OF the
suferings of the people of Kansas in yesterdays
Washington Dispatch is believed to be greatly exag
gerated 4.....r. 5000. .l
AlthOughthe drough. has been very severe in pOr
tons of the Territory yet is believed that all Sec
items have fair prospects for sufficient food for home
consumptiOn. .....- Oh. -..#. ....
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Great Rargains!!

ENHE undersigned most respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends End the citizens Of Nashville generally that having
returned to his old stand Union street, be is
prepared furnish them with articles they want his
line Wishing close out his Stock prior 70 making his
fall purchases, he is Offering his entire stock of watches,
Jewel-v Silver and Plated Ware COST Those in OF
bargains would do we'll to call and examine. rs.
j. FLOWERS.
iu y2O-lm Union street, Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

PnoKIY HEAT PNPLE DRY ERuPTIoNs and all LIMITATIONS
OF TuF SKIN away and disappear after few applications OF
this In these brisk friction necessary Many
Of the ordnzry caused by SUPPRESSED PERPTRA
RIOS and as this penetrating unguent the and
ipyieoraes the absorben,s dspses the Inflammation by
double Ladies, faces dist by
CurANEous may readily the bemsh and restore
the skin to tnby the Of this safe but powerful
Sold the principal deOs " broadway, N
Y Chartres New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT Co.,
General Agents. also by all drusgt and merchants
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

The Steam Fire Engine Eclipse was taken 10 the
corner of Church and Summer streets yesterday
afternoon, and threw a stream of water over the
towers of the First Presbyterian Church, and also
upon the Masonic Temple, high fourstory building
al seem to be well satisfied with the throwing
aualties Of the Eclipse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
Valuable Town Lots and Country
4 IN EnV


AM Offering for reasonable terms. the following
property &C handsome Building Lots in the 7th and slh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensoBs large to small comfortable resi-
dencss at low prices, in the city.
One double three story Business House BzoSd Bre
pied at present By Hardcaste & Co.
One Ira about twenty and half three miles
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house.
and q wepar Of the Crutcher tract good soil
One Tract of abOuG Thirty-One Acres,
Murfreesboro Turnpike road, at it's junction with the
Stones River Turnpike half mile ont adjacent to " B.
Lewis and others my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acress
Eight OUT the Maorees5aIS Turnpike Good i'm
pr0veIaents, good water and tiuter.
One rract Of about Ninety Acres,
On the Fanka College and Sones River Turnpike. seven
miles out Thirty acres cleared, Balance good timber and veil
Wafered. -Htr $50 : r-ige
~ One Tract of about 1875 Acres,
Adjacent to the East fOng said fuEnpke 200
poles-nearly all good timber and asil good.
>. One Tract OF abGElS $50 Acres
Ten miles QUA Smiths Sprpgs mile and half North
Of the Aureesooro Turnpike, mostly we'll absreds about 40
several other lots and tracts Of land In Nashville and vi
ciniy. For further particulars call NEScx WooDwARD
Young Negroes prices viii be taken in exchange Cor the
shove, y Duiyne-Inl JAMES n MURRLL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

We are authorized JOHN HUGH SMITH candi
Mayor atths ensuing municipal election. uly2l-de
We are authorized S. N EoLIEsswoRTH as
candidate for election to the Office Of Mayor at the next Mu
nicipsl Election. julyl2-te
We are authorized R. B. CHELTHAN candi
date FOR Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election uylO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
FOR COUNCILMAN.
FEMALE ACADEMY.

We are authorized to announce W s. CHEATHAM a can
didae reelection Councilman from the 5th Wards
the ensuing Municipal election. june7-td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

TERRIFIC SToRX-GREAT LoSs-STAUNTlN NEARLY
RUNED.-On Saturday evening August T. between
half past and four clock, this place visit
ed by most violent storm and terrific freshet
Houses were undermined, walls driven IN, goods
swept away. pavements torn up, gas pipes broken,
hogs drowned. fences washed away, gardens and
crops destroyed. The streets presented spectacle
similar TO the rapids above the falls of Niagara.
The wind blew, the rain descended, and the flood
came in terrific violence. Stones weighing hundreds
of pounds were borne upon the food some distance,
and drays. tables. boxes, hOgsheads, barrels chill
dren's carriages, lumber and furniture of various
kinds were seen floating down the streets upon the
bosom OF the violent current.
The corporation and individual losses are i'm
mense. The individual loss is very great, much
more than il has been on anv former occasion of
similar kind. The flood greater than the one
Of 1855, and the damage sustained, in the opinion Of
some as great as both combined. At the same time
there is no means of ascertaining the amount OF
damages or even an approximation with any de-
gree Of certainty. Some suppose it will amount to
SlC3O 600 but think this estimate IS rather high.
Persons walking the streets are compelled to
fOrsake the pavements and walk in the middle of the
streets Where the paver1ents were. there are now,
IN many places deep hOes-StGuliOR va Spectator.
A StauntOn correspondent under date Of August
Q, says:
Our beautiful City of the Hills" has again been
visited by a most destructive flood. causing a seri
Gus loss many of citizens. 1t is hard TO form
an estimate of the loss less than 100000 will not
repair the damage. The principal sufferers A.
f. Bledsoe & Co.. p n. Powell & Co. John p. Hutz,
merchants Z. II. Trout & Co., and DIR. Echelberger,
druggists. Gardens were completely washed away,
houses flooded and in short the greater portion of
our citizens are more or less sufferers.
We are requested to say, that in the publication
Of the names signed to the invitation to Messrs.
JOHNSON, HARRIS and NICHOLSON to address the De-
mOcracy of Nashville, typographical error occur
ed in the names ofSAMUEL SEAY, Esq and &c. PIX
TECosT, Esq The sgners to the call were La1dn
SEIY, (mis-printed SAN'L SEAY) and jack PENTECosT
Esq son Of J. c. PENTEoosT, Esq. We make this
explanation in justice to the gentlemen who signed
the invitation and desired their names to appear in
common with the Democracy Of the Metropolitan
county; and that the gentlemen who called attention
to the in the Bonner may be assured that It'll
not the desire intention Of the Democracy to mis-
represent their position.
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4I,4sisI9 n

Total amount Of losses claims and LiSbties x5t69 g.
The greatest amount insured S30OOcO but
will not as general rule exceed et0.L 90. .,.es
The Company has general the amount allowed to
be insured in city, village being governed
IN this matter in each case By the general character Ofb1dinEs
width Of Streets facilities for putting hrss, &C
An atested copyOf the Charter Of ar
eompaned lhe Statement Of January 1860 is now On Gle in
the Office Of the Comptroller. 90 ~ r. p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
for Sale.

TTyHAT comfortable dWelling No 1875 South Summer street,
foEzssrly the residence Of RUssELL HOUsToE, Esq
Also No North Summer street. the residence Of
Jas. CoKRET, ESQ. Apply to J. klRkhAN, President
aug2-tf Union Bank OF Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17
CITY NOTICES.

100000 More Deposited by Nash & MARI
with the Comptroller OF Tennessee as
Security for Losses
From the following certificate Of the Comp
troller of this State, 1t will be seen that NASH
MARR, Insurance Agents, at No Is College street,
have deposited $2G 900 Tennessee Bonds for the In
surance Company of Valley of Virginia. This
amount with that before deposited makes the large
amount of $50 600 in the hands of our Comptroller
to secure and make certain the payment of losses I'M
der policies issued by them. The deposits for this
company was made by them six months before the
expiration of their license which ought to satisfy
their customers that they not any more back
ward in making deposits than they are in the prompt
settlement of losses:
CoNPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug IA, 1860. (
The Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia
through their agents. Nash Marr of this place has
this day deposited with me as Comptroller, under
the act of oath March, 1860, oh. 2l5. TO- the fol-
lowing twenty Tennessee State Bonds for $1,000
each, filed up in Il face to said company to wit:
Nos. 42l 1920. 1921. l742, 3169 1878, 5497, $685.,
1896, 5597 7IS3 7lS6, 1922, 1928 SIl5 S2lS. lO573
1854, 1855, 1856. J. 7. DUNLAP, COmpt.
GROVER & BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHE;r
The Best IN Use.
USES No SHUTTLE. -..
Sews from two SpoOs.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
Rooms Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square.
BargainsI BargainsI
We are offering a large stock of Goats, Vests, |
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD, BERMNGHiM, & Co.,
inlYl1-lm No. 30 Pnblic Snuare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

ARRIVAL. OF GEN. HARNEY.-(Ten. Harvey, L. ). A,
late in command OF the Pacific Department, North,
and whose name is so intimately connected with the
San Juan difficulties. arrived on Saturday from San
Francisco. by the steamer North Star. Gen. Harvey
on tue 2lSt of July. On the way down he called at
Victoria. He is accompanied by Major Reynolds,
Captain Pleasanton and Dr. Barnes of the army.
The General appears in excellent health In person.
he IS almost as tall Gen. Scott, and equally as
erect in carriage. His snow-white beard and nous
tache give him less the appearance of the General
than the PtrIarch, and are by no means suggestive
Of the fierce military General whose bulletins so
recently agitated England and America over the an
settled boundary of the Pacific The General re-
iurns il is understood. TO take a new commanl in
obedience TO the pacific counsels which have pre-
vailed upon the still unsettled questions which have
given him so much prNmnenCe.-N T. Times
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RrOwnSViIIe Lo1s for SAFE

XTE offer for sale the most liberal terms nuber
w srabls building lots in Brownsville from 2H miles
from Nashville, fronting on the Gaatn and Porter Pixies
tanning from four 70 tea each, soil neghbOrhood
surpassed number Of lots mhered We will also sell from SO
to 100 body desired The growth OF Edgehed
will tend to enhance very rapidly tie the Brownsville
lots II wish good property good neighborhOod don't
fail to exam inc the Brownsville lots.
JL&R W BROWN,
Cherry street
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l4.-Private letters from Col.
Lander's wagon road party, dated Honey Lake Val
ley, July I'd, give accounts of an engagement with
the Pahutas Indians on June 23d. FIVE days march
eastward from Honey Lake Valley Lander's party
was attacked by Indians in ambush, and a young
man named Pointer MORALLY wounded at the first fire
he died next morning The Indians were pursued
to the mountains but they returned next day the
number of 5000 and renewed the attack, which was
continued five hours, when the Indians were routed
and pursued. several being killed and one made
prisoner. Among the killed was a chief named Big
JIM The Indians continued to retreat during the
night and were followed two days by Lander with
out coming to an engagement. His provisions now
began to grow short and hewas obliged to return to
Honey Lake. After recruiting a few days, his party
will commence operations on the wagon road. which
they expect to complete in sixty days. Lander had
70 men with him in the fight chiefly armed with
Sharpe's rifles and revolvers.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Taliaferro Hunter is ap-
pointed Fourth Auditor of the Treasury.
The Postmaster Genrals wife died yesterday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS HANDLING
OF FRE-ARNs.-A few days since Mr.. Flowers. a
guusmith, residing in Brownsville, on the Memphis
and Ohio railroad, while repairing a rife placed
cap on it and pulled the trigger, suppOsing the
weapon was unoaded. Unfortunately, the gun cen
tanned ball which struck one of his children who
was PLAYING a short distance from him. the charge
passing into its SIDE infcung, it is feared, fatal
wound.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

The dwelling, kitchen and smoke-house at C. NJ
PAKTEE's, of Maury county, together with the fur
r,iture was destroyed by fire on Monday night last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-17

WASrrD-At this Office, a youth to assist in makinS
up mails None bat steady, reliable person need
.,I,, If.
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nenar.ure of Passeuger Rain

Departure of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND cHkrTAsoosA-4:00 NJ. P M'
TEEEEssEE ALABAMA--4:I5 A. d., $500 = n
LoufsEIIIA AND NasHvILLR--5 A. NJ, $3.50 p. D..
Gailztn Express P. ~
EOaEFIKLD AND KxKrucKx-G:50A NJ, z;45 p ".
Arrival of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE Anp oHATTaNooaA-ssOO A. NJ 500 p
rEENNssEE AXIS ALanAnA-lO:O0 A. NJ, 500 p M
BouIsvILIK AID NasHEILLE-3:2O NJ. 2:2O Z. ID.
Galiatin Express 8 A. n.
goakEIKLD Azs KENrDcKE-IO A. n. Z M