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resolution was that it said eIaw-abidinR citizans
He thought all men should respect the Constitution
Mr.. L0yejOy modified his resolution By strikip,
out the words "law-ablding."
Cries Of question from the Republican side.
Mr.. Barksdale believed this resolution was IN
its author had here declared that he was opposed %
| the rendition Of slaves, and dare not deny it.
Renewed cries of order.
Nc. Lovejoy replied: That has nothing to do
with this resolution
Mr. Hughes wanted 70 know whether there were
any notification acts except Personal Liberty Bills.
There was response
The resolution was adopted BY ia votes. No
nays.
Mr.. Hill, before the result was announced. con-
fessed his astonishment and qualification az the ex
hiolton on the part of the gentleman from Illinois,
Mr.. LOvejOy objected to Mr. Hills giving an inter
probation to his proposition.
The Speaker said debate was not in order
Mr.. Hill, resuming. It affords me. nevertheless 3
great satisfaction
Mr. Florence. The gentleman has forgotten
While the lamp holds out to bum.
Inc Fiest sinB-r may return -
[Laughterl
Mr.. Loyejoy Then, there's some hopes for you.
Renewed laughter.]
Mr.. Branch believed the effect of the resolution
was the eounteEaneing of civil war. and therefore
declined TO vote.
Mr. Burnett did not believe the resolution admit
led of any construction. For himself he world not
vote for anything looking to the use Of force by the
President
Mr.. Washburn. of ILL.,, asked but did not receive
consent 10 introduce joint resolution to adjourn
over the holidays.
Mr.. Crawford offered resolution declaring that
the Constitution recognized property in slaves; that
Congress has passed laws to aid Shareholders in re-
taking slaves when they escaped and made their
way into the free States; that the Supreme Court
had decided that nggers were not included in the
Declaration of Independence or Constitution ex-
cept as slaves who cannot become citizens: and We
the members Of the House of Representatives. will
sustain and support this construction Of the Const
tuition and the laws according to the said decision
# the Supreme Court
Reuben Davis asked and was excused from SER
vice on the Committee of Thirty-Three saying that
the committee will yield nothing TO the North.
Pending Mr.. CrawfOrd's resolution the House ad-
Ourned.
WASHINGTON. Dec. DESTINATIONS presented
resolutions against the employment of force by the
Federal Government against the SecessiOnists Laid
,ver.
Mr. Crittenden is speaking in favor Of his resolu
ion for the restoration of the Missouri Compromise
IN amendment to the Constitution providing against
he abolition of slavery in the District Of Columbia
payment for slaves rescued by force.
md favoring the suppression Of the African slave
rade
The bill for the admission Of Kansas was made the
pecial order for Monday.
Mr.. Hale wanted to know whether Crittenden or
Vigfall represented the South. He said New Hamp-
pire would accord with anything Just and fair but
e wanted TO think over Crittenden's propositions
many Of which he approved.
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LOUlsvHLE. Dec. Is,-The river is falling with
feet water in the canal
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuXuriant Hair!
HOW!
By using Heusests IRin1itdbys Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN s. CO., Pro9rietors, Troy, NJ Y.
See advertisement headed,
sYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
oct2s-Iydtw&w
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Net gain.-. 3'.65osO43
The policy still pursued by Bank must certainly
gratifying many Of their sOckhodsr while it cannot fail to
render the institutions themselves perfectly independents Of all
political other changes that likely TO 1t Is
onsble however, fthe restrictive movement not hesg carried
too far, and whether self interest we'll good faith 10 the
community, call for immediate and considerable
mobilization Of the present rigid and oppressive line Of aon.
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Specie.
-. IL Silver

"HawthOrn" for Lease TO n G. God
Tenant.
place my late residence q miles west Of the Pub
lie Square in the hands ola good Tenant for series Of years
upon very easy The premises contain about y Of
superior half cultivation the balance in shade and
grass house with rooms, porches exoean cellars,
houses sabe veil &C all new and comfortable
Gardener the Dairyman Gentleman, seeking cool,
quiet spot family free from the heat and dust
town, place Tor rent in the vicinity Of Nash
willie offers Superior attractions.
To the right will make the terms acceptable, Call at
No. AK. Cherry street. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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TmsOlVemt Notice.

EEAYING suggested to the Dickson County Court Clerk the
insolvency Of solomon Petty deceased all persons having
claims against the notified them Clark
properly authenticated before the ii day Of March, 1s6
orthey will be forever barred. JAMES DUNNAGAN,
S-E4t Adui ztrator
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entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for Yene
real Diseases it contains mineral poison
drugs being prepared from the form
OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
It is natures remedy for Gonorrhea, Ciap) elect,
Gravel Structure, and is especially Rluor Al
bus, whites in FemaleSD fer this complaint invaluable.
As general Alternative and blood purifier equal and
does not fail to scroula, secondary syphilis gandusr
swengs mercurial and all eruFve diseases curing them
more speedily and permanently than any other medi
cine known. It does this by purifying and cleansing the
blood Causing it to how in all its original purity and vgor,
thus removing from the system all impure perncous
which have induced disease.
In all old Of Gonorrha and Glee have tasd all
medical skill, it is especially recOmmendedin old it
few doses positively removes all csIdng heat chOr1ea and
pain.
does effect the breath or interfere with any class
business.
II requires assistance from other medicine.
1t can lay the toilet be in the counting with
out its ever being suspected remedy" for private dis
eases.
Treatise Veneresl Diseases full directions their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For full directions get Circular free from drug store in
the United States.
is sold at retail for 90 per bottle three bottles for IS
BY all druggists and dealers in nes throughout
the United States and at wholesale by all wholesale druggists
POTTER q NERwIN, Sole PrOprietOrs,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Sold in Nashville by G. W. Bsndershott Berry Demoville
EWn Psndeton and by all responsible druggists everywhere
kl IL
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TN TIE CEHANOERY COURT AT DRES.
den Tor Weakley County, state of Ten-
neSsee Order Of Publication-O Bi-BiijahJ Ian
caster Andrew cayee John Cayce and George Cayce
From an affidavit OF the companants COUNSEL Mcai Card
we'll this day ed in this appears to the Clerk and
Master Of said Court that the said John Cayee and
Gerge Cayce Of tennessee
and reside Kentucky It Is therefore Clerk
and Master that the orde be published successive weeks
In the Weekly Union and american, newspaper published
Ia the city Nashvls said Of Tennessee commanding
said John Cayce and George Caye 81 the pl IS
or denurTers to said Bill before said Chan
Gerry Couto be held at the house Dresden Weak,ey
county state Of Tennessee the nd h0aday or January
oi or said bill and hngs therein, will he taken for confessed
against them and SCI for hearing them expare
o. said Court This December 9th Is6 "a copy from
the Order Beok)
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From tae s. Losts pal,d Baetin, A.lans. 10, IsSG


FYesterdsy while strong around town, happened to
cali MesSs Potter herWn, 81 Market street. and found
these gentlemen doing abusness that many old Arms might well
Upon inquiry, found ont that the whole secret Of their
is that they afraid to advertise and that their
motto the language Of the inspired writer cst thy bread
upo the waters and after many it shall be returned t.
ycu We found their all the leading papers
published in the United sates and many from Europe Their
advertising alone must amount to thousands Of dollars
nualy. They the manufacturers and pnopreors Of the
Cherokee Remedy, uuang remedy for the unfortunate
(se advertisement Of the big Indan "Dr Merwns Fever and
Ague Pills certain and preventive Of Chs aud Fe
and the "Cherokee Cure unang specific for seminal
weakness nocturnal emissions and all kindred diseases These
medicines compounded from receipts procured Of the
propetOrsrom accelerated medne man. Of the Cherokee
The roots barks and herbs all reduced to powder
by mills that prepared by seam and the medicinal properties
srsextrsed by and alcoholic process in such
that every bottle Of medicine has the unorm amount Of
medicinal virtue From the laboratory the medicines taken in
bulk to the bong and wrapping department, where they
through the hands Of boys and girls who skilled in putting
each article in beautiful style We were much surprised At
the ingenuity and dexey displayed ia this branch Of the bust
After the medicines properly PACKED in strong boxes
and marked they loaded dys and taken to the steam
railroad depo and from thence feh lightning
speed their destinations their errand Of mercy
nearly every portion Of the civilized world We bepeak for these
gentlemen large founat least they deserve IL for have
eldom the amount Of and indus
~ displayed by business dec2-d6rElm.
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PCOUGHs The sudden changes OF climate
Of PULMONARY BRoScHIAL AsHMATc AFFECTIONS Exps
ence hav ng proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken IN the early sages Of the deas
should at be hadto Broos Bronchial 1ros
Lozng let the Cold Csugh Irritation Of the Throat be
slight by this precautiOn serious attack
be eectuay varied Of PUDc sPEAKERs and SINGERS Will
ind them edctua for clearing and strengthening TIE voice See
advertisement noF24-dSw6m
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advent upon all who are the victims OF gene
raj debility, mental physical depression prostitution OF the
system from et5d hered airy nSiady =
Wright keiuVenatihg Elixir III assure1ly
tons 1t mode discovery N de by one OF the
day. Year to study, and ex
In the MIGRATORY needed bring this marvellous
medicine 70 perfection; il composed Of the
vegetable extracts duplex and adapting mode
the system beng the time an eellant and an in
vgOEant cleanses recognizes The vital functions
body Sold by druggists throughout the
United States and Canada.
}. wRIGaTk CO., sole Propretors, New Orleans, La.
iso tvs AL Nashville. dec2-dtw&wim
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THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SOurH.
The Charleston Mercury

G1VEs the latest and most reliable POLITICAL commercial
NJ and general news from ali parts the world It's special
correspondents furnish BY Nail aad Telegraph fall &C.
counts OF everything Of interest that ansprs in the great cities
Of Europe and America
The News of the South Receives SDecfaI
Attention.
Politically the MERCURY represents the States Rights re
lance element, and advocates the Southern States In
maintaining their rights and establishing their security
Daily Mercury, year IN Gd5aaes, $1,000
Tri-Weekly IN
10 lGpsr sent n!ess he cash he order
y. B. RHETT, JR.,
deciO-deWlW Charleston. s. @.
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MASONIC.

cali meeEs Of NewPortland Lodge No. 9Gs, met at its
room Saturday, the 9th OF October 1861 " Mar
hena expelled from all the rights and privileges OF free
excepted Masons for gross and unnasonie conduc +
by order Of the Lodge, JOHN W HALL,
dec8-vlt Secretary.
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u. A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERmIFUGE,

MEssRs. D. A FAHKEsrocK d Co.
Gentlemen Some since recommended B. A Fahne
Yermsge relative Mr. Charles West, Jefferson
county Mississippi child eighteen months old which was
supposed dying from ITS he three walls,
which brought tapeworm IeoeRty feet Tong
cured child. This preserved have shown
planters this and the adjoining Counties have sold thous
Of Vermuge with perfect satisfaction
purchasers II this will be Of service calling attention to
your valuable remedy you at liberty TO use It..
JAMES P. HARPER,
or the firm Of Harper & Son, DRUGGISTS
Bayou Sara, La.
I = Purchasers should look a0eu TO
wrapper, and see that they buying B. A. RAHEEsTocKs
VEREUUGE, and no other. dec2-WIm
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DIR. Hoorland's CeIebrated

VKTILL efectuRlly Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jsun
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Rid
neys, all denses arising from dsorered Liver and stom
Constipation Piles Fulness OF Bosd to the
Head Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for
Food, Funess weight in the Stomach Sour Eructaton
Fuerng Pit OF the stomach, Swimming OF the
HuTriedRnd Difficult Breathing Putterng at the Heart
Choking suocatng Sensations when in lying posture Dim
Of Vision Webs before the Sight, fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yelowness Of the
Pain Sde Back Chest, Limbs &C., Sud-
Fushes Of Heat Burning In the kesh Constant lmAsn
ngs Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits
The propreors calling the attention Of the public TO this
preparation with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
adaptation the diseases for which
It no new article, but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and its
utaon sale unvaed by similar preparation
testimony its favor given BY prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts OF the country
immense careful pCFusa Of the ALMANAC, published
ally proprietor be had gratis Of Of his Agents.
satisfy skepcal that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity 1t has obtained.
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Blood Food !
Blood Food !
EEInnsa Ennfi


To al suffering from cOnumpon, inc pient confirmed or
from deb lily from mental prostraton
brought from scrofGaS COMPLAINTS from
dssa the kidneys bladder aGies suffering
the distressing their liable and which
ensender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered certain reliable remedy Differing every
particular the pAten medicines Of the day
combination Of IE on, SULPHUR AND PHOAPHDROUS,
Of very great worth and hundreds CAD grateful
testimony 70 the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New YORK, are the
sole prSpretors the article and have Consequence
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the
wrapper yellow, and increased the size OF the bottle
q very cautious in buying TO that the fac
ne signature the outside OF the wrapper all
others are counterfeit D. J. WOOD & co st. Louis
octg-u Wholesale Al gents Tor the West.
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aANE NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.
ITh. noiea Of all Bunk. quoted AZ pa, are banLabla
BROKrN AND WORTHLESS.

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MurfresSboro'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, Knoxville
Banf Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
OF brokers offering So the dollar for the notes
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PSnnQanSh1P
AND
PHOTOGRAPHY.
MIR. DOLB T. A r

In Kirkmans Buildings, Cor. Summer Uuion SITS,
ready Pupils in the above Branches Ladies
taught neat and flowing style Of writing and gen
Iemen in a free, bold = and rapid style. Persons
rom 6 10 60 years Of age taught in few les
Psson hG Pom he S Go nh their 0si
Christmas week viii be good opportunity for people
These who wish join Mr. D 3 classes should do
delay The great practical utility Of Photography shown
BY the following note from the Rev s Hays suggests the in
curry whether parents should withhold from their children 80
blessing Can the student who college without It
successful the who daily in the lecture
room - =.
Nh. J. W. DoLBEAR.
The first lessons took from time since in Pho
nography enabled than tWohds OF the
preparing and have doubtt viii soon
hrceourths Of il. have spent time
mere profRhy than in Its attainment, and feel perfectly free in
Recommending Cergymen generally, by which
Of time be saved and that too with far less
effort than is generally supposed principles few and sim
pe Of easy sue the full expression Of
word in language, either Tor present permanent re-
cord Aours respectfully,
J. S. HAYS,
Pastor Of the ID Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
II clergymen would devote week attainment it
would enable them six times that amount OF time the
the first yesr. oeelo-u
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1t will be CHANGING the aggregates that
contraction has been the leading
In this city for the past drawing close With the
cepOn Of specie, which shows small gain every
unprecedented reduction, actual
strength which the Banks have ssqu for the period referred
to, We must make such calculation the following:
Contraction long short loans . 1888 5I3
Contraction in circulation 25s $40
Contraction in distant I2I7756
Increase Of Fpecie..... 4643l
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAW EXTRACTOR

will relieve the symptoms Of RHEUAATs, GoUT, NEv
RALsA, and LUMBLGo, II rubbed freely with the palm OF the
hand the regions Affected Wilt relax the contracted and
nduraei joints aud muscles, penetrating 70 the marrow
through the poeOf the sknthus in PLBURIsY and
LUNGs has highly beneficial adj juno OF nature
carry of symptoms that ineya
bly, lead and death Sold at the principal deo
II Broadway n Y, and Iares Street, New reans oy j.
WkIGHr CO. General Agents Alsa by all druggists aud er-
chants decS-dNW4m
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consumed in kndling fires in ordinary and Stove
ONE CORD

Of hard wood will be sufficient 10 burn family whole
in about half the time ordinarily required and
the heat regulated with such precision that scarcely skill
necessary cook with absolute perfection Meats
roasted thoroughly with the most desbe Uniformity and
from to the table juicy and tender Breads baked with with
out hard crust desired and will remain fresh and soft much
than bread baked other Another very important
sdyange that the stove when cooking ordinarily gives
little heat to the surrounding air that will rot knde friction
matches laid upon it, that in it scarcely heats the
winter, by opening Of the doors, will
the with fourth the wood required
stove in use. For saleby MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
decd II. AGENTS for the PaenIees
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Respectfully yours
ETHANnR AfcHENRV


Prepared emily Dr. NJ. jackson, No 4S Arch Street,
Philadelphia and for sale Druggist and sorekeepers through
out the United states and Canada Price 20 cents per bottle
o. J. WOOD, ST. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the west
Il WIN, PENDLET0N CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retaed by 20. G. BROWN and EVANS W. HEN
DERsHoTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. b.
MATHEMs, Edgehed; J. @. D02oH, South Nashville
fsbII-1y
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ARRIVAL of Passenger TrainI

NASHVILLE AID CHkTTANoOsA-ss0O A. 5.SO Z.
fENENssEE AND ALABhNA- 10000 A M, $500 Z. ~
IsnrtsvILIE AND NAsHvuLH-5:O0 NJ u.
NksHvILIE AED DEcATuE-I 20 NJ, I:20 P ~.
Gsilatir Express $3.50 A. n.
ssEuELB AND KESTuoKv- f0:tJ A. NJ
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SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeing by soenng the
gums, reducing all infammaonWih say all pain and spas-
mode action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IL mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
Relief and Health 80 your Infants.

We have sold this article for years. and
CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUMH OF it, what we
have able OF ay other medicineREhER
HAS 1T FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFECT
CURE whes timely used Never did Instance Of
dissatisfaction any who used it. On s contrary all
delighted with its operations snd speak in terms Of commendA-
this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, years expert
and pledge reputation for The Itfeao Of 9cAdt
hers declare In almost every the infant is
suffering from pain exhaustion relief will be ouzd 10 M
teen twenty minutes after the syrups administered.
This valuable preparation the prescription Of the
most experienced and skUuJ Nrses in New EsglaDd aud
has bsen used with ae5eT falling success in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieve the child pain, invgoraes the
stomach and boes coecs acdy and gives tone and energy
to the whole stem. 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping IN the Bowels and wind Collie,
and overcome convusons which, not speedily remedied
in death. We believe it the beat and SVTest remedy an tbs
cord in all Of DyssHtsTy and DiarT6eG IN Chad,
whether it arises from teethng, from any other We
would to every mother who has child suffering from
Of the foregoing compiantsdO not let yoar 1redces,
nor the prHdces Of Others stand betWe and your suf
ferDg child and the relief that will be sreyes absolutely
sNTeto follow the Of this medicine timely used. Full
objections for using will each bottle None genuine
unbss the fac smile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is
On the outside wrapper
SOIdby Druggists throughout the verdi.
Principal office, 10 Cedar street, NY.
PRICE ONLY 2s CENTS PER BOTTLE
extraordinarily ms
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Rrenda1mffs and ProvinionI

BreadstuAfS ana PrOVisiOnS.
The Louisville Journal Of the market for the
ending the 7h reports that the transactions Flour have
limited with little doing beyond the Filling small orders
for the South they have number The
81 50 IS IS for fine superne and Family
brands The sales Of Mess Pork the h SIS 50 per
bbl 5Oc Tie demand for Bacon was
better and the quotations &c for Shoulders lOs for Rib
Refer Clear Sides. and exc for prime Lard.
TIE Cincinnati GGzstts ssys Of that Saturday:
There good for fully pork from the
sOuh AMI this quality brought fraction Sl4 "a and the
close held SIS. The supply light Fresh packed
offered for $3.50. The sales, including
which the price net made public comprised OOO bills
good demand with sales Of about 500 80 &C.
mostly $685. Green meats closed firm shoulders,
SIC for sides, and 66c for hams. Bulk held
4a57Sc for shoulders, and ~ pkd for sides 200
taken for Tennessee during the week
Markets by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI Dec. Is Flour unchanged Whisky sales HOO
bbs lac. Oats 25s Mess Pork 9l49I4 50. Lard SIC.
NEw YORK. Dec ls-CottOn-saes 1900 bales Mddlins Up
land IOGl91sc Flour SCI sales 50bbls "a GOA
g. Mess Pork dull; sales $50 bbls SIS 5OI5 6g Sugar
firm and unchanged MoIses sales so bbs Orleans 2c 100
hbls at auction at 391s93lc.
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, A S Nv .
ROCK CITY MILLS.


Departure Of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND CHATrAsoOGA-3:3O A. NJ, P. u.
TENEEssIH ALARANA,-5:I5 A. NJ, $500 7. N
LOUISVILLE NAsHvIstR-2:1S AM S:lS z. N.
0sIlatin Express $500 P. II.
EnaEprrtp AND KEEruoKr-2s4a P. NJ
EAsHvstIE AID rIcA1UR-T A. n, 6:3O 2. n.