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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

ITO LKT-IMMEDIAIELY, THE FINE FRONT AND
back Easements with closets, pantrieS gas, water in
the private house No. 80 Eenry street. Caaarne Aeat
$l2 per month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

DOOMS TO LET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING
III first class house In Bond street. Rroadw ay will
Yet TO single suit OF Rooms furnished without
off ~~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

A CARD TO sOUTHERRERs CUBANs AND 70.
"a regners Sasndsomely furnished Apartments single
den with without first class Board private table
ply at No. 48 East Bleecker street. near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARDING. --GEfTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR
ID single gentlemen who like comfortable and cheerful
me with really good table. in small family. can find
in central ard desirable negnborhood within thirty
minutes Of the Msrchants Exchange New York. ferry in
cludei Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

AT 40 UNION SQUARE, FURNISHED OR UNeuR.
n ar. nsSsd Lodging Rooms with Or With ut Board
or single gentlemen. BRADLEY, Warner & DAY,
A. mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

4 SMALL FAMILY WILL LET A FRONT ROOM AND
Bedroom the second Hoor also third stsry Room
With full or partial Boefd Panres gas and bath Location
pleasant Apply al 43 last Twentieth et near Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

TNURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-SOME Az Low AS 81
Fer week. breakfast be had in the required
and stages the house - all parts Of the city In
quire ut $50 Mott street, three doors above BroOme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
OATH HOIEL-CH THE OCEAN SHORE LONG
ID Island This sple ndid resort In for
transient guests reception permanent bearders
sible by Greenwood csrn hourly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

BOARDING "A SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND FLoop.
~ f9r g nteman and wife party o. gentlemen; slso
small Rooms for single gentlemen; house has the modern
terms moderate; references exchanged An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

NURNIsHED HoUsE-AT STATEN ISLAND STABLE
and eight acres Of snd situation convenient health
fol and very beautiful TO "a eligible private family the
- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

EOR SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE CONTAINING
twelve rooms pleasantly situated about 1--WE m!nu
walk fro the steamboat landing at Haverstraw
with garden of acre. with stable &c For particu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

RoARDING--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE MAY
- hbd desirable Rooms with first class accommodations in
se'ct fGmiy moderate price, by applying at the new
modern built house e6 West 1hrykeventh street, between
Fifth and sixth avenues -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

TEE PAVILION NEw BRIGHTON, STATEN IaLAND,
Il snow open. Families single persons wishing TO
spend the months can now make their seestons of
spsrtmepts, F. DLANOARD Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET THE BArIRR
"A kecond Floor with Board single gentlemen or a sm an
family The house has modern ements and IL
pleas anily situated Muir ay Hill Inquire a. ISL Lexngton
third house above thirty eighth street. References
yequired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROM TO LEr-ru
"A quiet lady or gentleman and lady Board FOR the lady
tDly Aleo pleasant Room for gentleman pithout Board
houfe fret class Apply at No. Is West Fifteenth set
Fifth ayerua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

pOARD.-WANTED, BY AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
- pleasant Room with Breakfast aud three days in
the week, for Location preferred west of
Broadway between Beecker and twenty third streets
where there but few bo&rder Address Alexander
10 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET IN BROOKLYN.-A
private New England family, having more than
they require would ien two large Rooms and hall Bedroom
fu hoard sunday If required Cars from Fulton, Wall
street and souh ferries the door, Apply $50 Atlantic
Clinton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

UNFINISHED ROOMs-S29 BROOME STREET. FEW
doors Of Powery. q furnished Room for and
wife 81 81 per week also the parors first floor
front bat ement and bedroom, at IS 30 per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

THE CLARENDON HOTEL. SARATOGA SPRINGS
lie now FOR the reception Of gue,s The heuee
supplied with al the modern improvements and its
modations unsurp passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
let 70 two or three gentle neR secend noor with
full or partial BIZ ard private table " desired strictly
private family house has all the modern Ad
dress hox 746 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

TOR sALE--A LOT ON FOURTEENTH STREET, l25
feet west of Sixth size of lot feet or would
exchange for three four story high soop good
oca ion. Apply 70 MARK LEVY, % Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

ITO LET-A HOUSE, $3.50 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS
above Union square furnished Rooms with full or
partial Board. Apply in store S66 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-13

WESTOHESTER HOUSE, BOWERY AND BROOME
w street-Basement on corner and Broome street to
let or lease low Inquire at the oflce.
w. W. LELAND co.. Proprietors.
7Q0 THOMPSON STREET TO LET, FURNISHED
LOU Rooms to quie respectable parties very rents
Everything is new AL Loden improvements and suitable
table persons only $50 Thompson street, near Prince
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
The Defence POiicy.

A correspondent Of the Memphis AUalGnehs, Wri-
ting from Columbus, Ky, under date of Sept. 70,
says:
The enemy can only contend with Us in their ems
trenchments and with this purpose strong fOrtid-
cations are being erected at Paducah- Gen. Pillow
who still commands our army in the field. it Is said
strenuously advocates an immediate movement to
wards the North Whether wisely or rot he would
have attacked Paducsh during the first ten days
after our arrival st this place We have heard that
the Mortimer have a bridge Of boats at the mouth
OF the Tennessee across the Ohio, and that large
force is being concentrated s that pOnt strong en-
trenchments are being made, and every preparation
to receive US We cAn adopt no Fabian policy at
this seas on Of the year in the conduct Of this cam
paign Forward should be the WatchWord Of the
armies Of the South. Southern States have oeensun-
hesi.ztinely invaded; the scene Of conflict should be
transferred to Northern soil, and the people Of the
North be msde 70 feel the weight Of that calamity
which rests upon an invaded empire.
II we would relieve Virginis or prevent other
NJrthera armies going to Western Missouri, We can
best accomplish the object by immediate advance.
Every man in the SOuth capable Of bearing arms
should be called into the field. Let the war be end
ed or our people annihilated. To pursue further
de efsnsiye poljsg is sheer madness The scene Of
conflict should be located among those who have
brought uuon rs al our eslamities, and until this Is
done we shall have no peace. While Horthern
.tstesmeu aud capitalists can employ abroad their
idle and starving sboring population they can hnd
no cheaper mode then protracting the war II We
can reach the capitalists themselves, and make them
the immediate sufferers they will soon learn TO sue
for neae.. bat while the Southern States are the
scene of conflict while Northern troops may be
guartered upon Southern farmers, this war viii be
perpetustsd. =
fI,;uOs in this country will be changed during the
Teis1 of Lincoln l. To insure the acknowledge
rnspt Of our Independence in 1865 with treaty stip
Istiops az TO the vast prsperty Of our former gov
srnmgnt which viii prove acceptable, we should
now wage an aggressive war Every southern
nan sboud become soldier even now, for all
must enter the field before the contest is termina-
tad The call for thirty thousa and additional troops
made by Gov. Harris is, therefore, euinelty wise.
hev should be enlisted for three years, since what
ever fortune may betide the armies Of the North
while the present Administration reigns, whether
A. Washington at Philadelphia or Bangor, we shall
look fer peace in vain. Lincoln is madman and
enthusiasts he conceVss that be is doing Gods ser
vice N this crusade against Southern Institutions
and u5til be and his Cabinet are powerlels the
war viii be prosecuted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

An set appropriations for the expenses
Legislative, Executive ani Judicial Departments, for
the year eading eighteenth of February eighteen hundred and
siXty.tWo.
The Congress OF the Confederate States America do enact
the following be and the hereby apFrOPr
ated ou sny the Tr.sury otherwise s2PTop
ated express d. for the year ing he
egh Of February, eighteen hundred and sixty tgo
LEG sLkIvEEor compensation and mileage OF Members OF
Congress- forty-hye thousand dollars
contingent and tsegrsphc expenses OF the
Executive office, two thousand I've hundred dollars.
DEPAaTNEN JUsTICE For incden al and cntingsnt
penses including printing and advertising the ass two hoHs
Ee hundred dollars. ..
For salary OF the Law Clerk Of the Department OF Justice
eight hundred and seventy five dollars
For salary Superintendent OF Public Prutrg, AID Clerk
Messenger IN TIE office, three thousand d6llars
purchase Of for the printing Of Congress and the
Executive Department under the folrR section Of the act OF
May oursenth hIeen hundred and Sky seven thousand
dollars.
Auditor auditing The Of the Pest ofe Department,
thoussod deas act approved May six
eighteen hundred and sXyone the OF one thonsard
ave hundred thirteen dollars and nneyseven cents
For fifteen twelve hundred dollars EACH the Of
thirteen thousand six hundred and twenty-five dolRrs and
eighty cents.
For fourteen CLERKS dollars each the of
thousand five bundled and ninety dollars and eighty
one messenger at hve hundred dollars per annum the
OF three hunnrei and dollars and forty nine
cents
For one chief clerk for second Auditors Office at f1urieen
dollars annum act approved May twenty
hundred sixyone the CT thousand forty
four doIiars and thirty nine cents. t
For at twelve hundred dollars EACH
The sum Of Thousand four hundred AID dollars
For Clerks per act at susnd tolls-s each The
three th usand hundred IN dOllaTs
For salaries Of judges aud District Attorneys OF
the Ooufeeras States and and eOangeu
of courts, tEenty-tEo thousand dollars ..-- - ,
PrBLIc DHBTFor intenGt the pubc debt two hundred
AuS NIpprSr.d g1 August ii, I85I Iep2a Iav4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
mo. 269.l
Sspls lsw4w.

An act fer the sequesaton Of the Estates property and elects
of alien enemies for the indemnity OF citizens OF The Con
feerae persons aiding the in the existing
war with the United States.
WHrRRAs The Government and people Of the United States
have depsrea from tie ussgs Of civilized warfare in consea
ing and destroying property Of the peope OF the Confederate
Etses EiniB whether uses for military purposes or not
Ard whereas our only protection against such wrongs 20 be
fpnd in such retaliation will ultimately ndem-
nIfv our oEp citizens their loses and restrain the wanton
cesSeS OF our enemies TherefsTe--
sEroE Be enacted by the Congress Of the Confederate
states Of America s and the lands eneRenS and
goods and rights and credits within these
Copderae States every right and Interest therein Lsd
ovn possessed or enjoyed for alien enemy sino the
SIst o Nav one hundred and except
such debts due 10 have been paid Into e
Treasury any OF the Confederate states prior % ae
SAGE Of this law and the are hereby eeqtrat ~
he OF America, and shall be he or % ol
Indemnity Of spV loyal citIen Resident OF these CON
date States person aiding said COME ss IN
he prosecution present between SAID
st nd the Uuited States Of America and Tor which ne may
% spy loss or injury under the act OF the United sts 70
bicb ans act reaatory under any other act OF the Gnd
states or OF sny thereof authorizing the Sure
noD or the property Of clEen or ress OF
t sstes or Other persons aiding said Confederate
states and me same shall be ssed knd disposed OF IS proSoe
f- in tb aeI; ProYie however, When the ee, prcPY q
rfgh 70 be ssGsd By au al Ss' Or are Si1 sOs e'o "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
IN ON ]


An set 10 establish uniform rEe Of naturalization for persons
enlisted the of the Confederate States OF America
SKcTTON The Congress ef the Cor eierate States OF America
do enact That not citizen OF Of tie oond.
States engaged in the military service Of the said Confd
States curing the existing against the United staies Of
America shall thereby, aud t In such service be under the
protection OF the Confederate 4tes fully II he
citizen thereof the rights OF citizen being such extent hereby
ze and to become citizen Of the Onfdrae states,
sad shall thereby entitled al the rights and privileges of
ci Of said State Of the Confederate States aEing
oath support the Constitution Of such State and we'll and
faithfully the Of America, to main
support the Oonsu thereof and to
all and obedience any foreign Government,
state Soverei nty Prince Poen'at and particularly ~
the Gcvenmen State Sover gny, Prime Potentate
Of which he have been, citizen sde ani
stating The Confederate States he intends beo
citizen Of but il the in which he raid applicant sha
have resided next before his app ion sa afterwards become
member Of this Confderscy the czsnhp OF said applicant
shs remain in said State his elections notwithstanding
ceedings under isis act
SIC Tieoah prescribed the preceding section may be
made by all below the rank OF Colonel before the Colo
commanding officer Of the regiment which such persons
may aachs and said oath be made by Coz nels, and
by al parsons ensted the Eary service Of The Confederate
STATS not ATTACHED 10 regimen before commissioned officer
shall duty secretary War provide blank
forms of the oath required he tan aforesaid and to cause
the be distributed WheaeveI necessary to make the
regulations necessary fer informing all persons engaged
mill ary Confederate Of the provisions
of this and all the Oas taken Aforesaid to be
returned 10 the War Department and it shall be further the
duty Secretary Of Var file fer record in the District
OF the Confederate for the Sate and District where
the Capital my situated returned the War
Dspsrme aforesaid And shall be the duty Of the Cerz
CouTt record al h Of naturalization fled
with him Aforesaid 70 keep index Of the same Tor which
he shall be tied OF Veny ave cents for each
OATH paid OF the public treasury in the
same manner his other fees o; ofics.
Approved August -, ls6l ssI2 law4v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
1890 Eoxcs virginia Manufactured
... Tobacco at Auction.

nNTgURsDAY the 18Th day OF septenlbsr will seilst
auction, the ely OF Nashville at 10 o'clock A.
NJ 1900 boxes Virginia Tobacco, fall Grades
and sty les. in part as follows:
s.9 boxes hae beautiful bright pOunisran3si Ae0 Edo
i6 erccs fue black Twists IS the Posndbrsnded Da
dem.
Buck SICGH
IA tierCGs do 90
81 boxes dark swee, pouuZs-5ran3ed Ell iIoRey AO0H
"a boxes poUnds--b an5 ed JHigOs.
35 boxes Al Of hH pounds, dark
Eligge . -. .
4Os boxes in 81 OF beautiful bright twists Is to The
pouna-bran1ed JeJgsl Of OOtiT.
81 hexesextra fine trght-brsiioed g. u. 4.
81 do extra-brandsd Golden Sceptrs-
The stove Tobacco the property Of virsia Manufacturer,
was hipped city ork California and Aus
sia, stepped by Tennessee authority TIE owner has
eonslassd than return 70 Nrgnia The
trade and f others wsrt Of Tobaeco
is called 70 u variety ofersi al can supply
hsrselyes will be offered in lots 80 sut. TerDs cash
sepS atd LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

An act matlng approprl8tons Tor the Public UtIFhce
sEcrIoE Congress Of the COME Stat Of America
10 That there be appropriated out OF in the
Treasury otherwise appropriated for the year ending the
eighteenth Of February eighteen hundred and the
hy millions dollars for she Of os and prvaes
the army volunteers and militia in the pubic serTcs Of the
Confederate States for QuArtemAFs supplies Of all kinds
anIportan aud other for the purchase
Of subsistence and comnissy property the ordnance
in all its branches for eLgDeenZ and for the surgical
and neica service Of the army, sill s-ppeS ana necessary
expenditures.
sEo 9. That he above appropriation shall be distributed
amongst the Of appropriation above spehed
proportions shall be determined Lhe Secretary Of
with the approval Of the President.
Approved August II, 1876 sspl5 lAw4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
mo. 229.l
An act u provide for local defence and special service

pr0Vide
soN l. The Congress Of the Confederate States OF America
a. enac That the President be, and be is hereby authorized TO
accent the services volunteers Of such kind and In such
portion as he mag expedsnt to for such time IS be
NAV presoe the defence Of exposed plsces localities or
sucs special service a he may LEM eXpsdiezL
sEc q forces shall be mustered into The service OF
the Coierte Safes for the local defence special service
Aforesaid roll setting forth distinctly the services to
be performed the said volunteers shall not e considered Ia
actual service herrunto specially ordered by the President
And they shall be entitled to pay Subsistence for such
te a. they may be on duty the orders Of the President
by his direction. tJ
Sac g. suc volunteer forces when accepted and oried
Iuo service shall organised In sccoanee with and subject TO
ali the provisions entitled An Act 70 provide Tor the
Public approved March Oh lS6l, and be attached
divsiooS, rgs regiments batalions the Pres
dent may direct when rganized into haaons reg
ents before being into SERVICE the President shall
appoint the field officers Of tls bataons end regiments when
Organised as such bs hin. -.
approved August Il, 1851. sep Is lsE4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

BPEoIAL HOTIeB-Ths CsIoH AID AKEzcAH 70 coNdssds-
81 svlg upon ne Casa systa ~ papers are dfsco7ts
tsd al tss 6rdsi0n OF s tine for toAteA tAeg hGVs oes
paid S6aer5eTs tgit Be sl0tifed ,cAs sT slbse toS
ts eb0at 20 sse, By CROSS Ltsfr Pdpers and ~
Lsss fa6 sabscF OH is restDe the paper to Be dsc5ti
Hsd. his Is rts from t0hch tAsrs oilI Do dslssrs
Rdsca Tor tie marx, G1d rsHec gOT slssscriptiO
Weakly UEIOs AMERIcAE - per GRau8 " ad7GEcE-
ri Fsskst UsIoS AEKSIcAs Is PER GHatsEa II i'd
saRos.
Subscribers desiring their papers charged mast eutio
the ece OA we'll ssths 20, which he7 dssEs TIA
eh1ncs to be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
Laws of the oonleaeTato- siates1

An act Masking appropriation for the services Of % ee
sncIoK The Congress OF the Confederate States Of Anne
rc enact there be appropriated cut OF any money in
te Treasury not oherEs appropriated for the ending the
eighteenth Of Fetruary eighteen hundred and sixty two the sum
d y thousand dollars Tor the services Of physicians to be
Dloyed in Injunction with the Medical sad OF the Army
Approysd August 81, le6l. ~. sep 10 lswiw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
TNo 2S5 J

An act making appropriations carry into effect section two OF
az act approved May twenty eighteen bundled aud sixty
one entitled tan define with certainty the mean
ing OF entitled An Actto M the duties articles there
named approved March hfeenh eighteen hundred and
s1ty-One .
The ongrss Of the OonedeTGe States of America do enact
That for the purpose carrying into effect the second section OF
an act approved May twenty nst eighteen hundred and sixty
one entitled dehne with certainty the meaning
OF an act Act hx the duties articles therein
named pprove March heenh eighteen hundred and sixty
one OF md three hundred and seventy
dollars eighty csnt and the hereby appropriated
oct OF any money the Treasury otherwise appropriated to
b. mid 10 charles Pollard President Of the Alabama and
FLORIDA RAroad Company being the difference between fifteen
tuenyOuT per cent duty On Railroad iron OF the value OF
tSenV hundred and fOTytwo dollars and
twenty Withdrawn from warehouse at Pensacola Yor
da Ip the month April eghessn hun trsd and GItyone
Approved August ~, le6I. EPiS lEw4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05
sepIs lAw4w
mo 81.
Preamble and Resolutions concerning BTigaderGenersl
McNu

Preamble and Resolutions concerning BgaderGeners Zen.
Mccullough. -.."
WHERKLS II has pleased almighty God to voucafe to the
aymes Of the Confederate States another glorious and
victory in country where would have been disastrous
By exposing families the good people OF the sse OF Mis-
ubrded license Of the brutal sodiery Of
Icrupulous enemy: Therefore, be it
the Congress OF the CondrSts States That the
Congress cordially rendered Brgadier General
Ben Mccullough and the officers and soldiers Of his brave
pand gallant conduct in defeating, after battle Ct six
and hours, force Of the enemy equal numbers snd
greatly superior in ell their apPon' thus proving that
right the heart and strengthens the Of the
Southern people, fighting, they their liberty, their
homes and nresides, against sn unholy espotism
He!oved further That in the opinion Of congress General
McCuous "a and his gallant troops entitled and Will
csive the grateful thanks Of our people
Resolyet further That foregoing resolutions comnuL
catd to that command by the proper Department.
Approved August %, 1854. Seple lAW4W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-05

An act to repeal tbs fourth ssset;oa 4 .'An

An act to repeal th fourth eulats Foreign
Coins in the 3nederse states appoged March l6th le0
and for other purposes
SECTION The Congress the oonfe5rAe States Of America
do act That FROM and after the passage Of this act the fourth
eton Of An act uate reign Coins In the Contedrase
states proved March H. 1861 be and the ey
p aed, hereafter the following gold coin shall
moley within the Conderse st.s Of America and
be receivable for the payment OF all debts and demands at toe
fbloNing rates. tn say The soveeign Of Engl3nd Of
less weight than hts AID three gains and Of
the neness Of el5 ~ nine hundred and h1ee1 and onehs
tnousands shall be deemed to four dollars and eighty
Napoleon. OF the weight OF not less than dWt
grsss) four pennyBeghts, three grains and onehat
aud Of neness es) eight hundred And ninsy
hoEs4nehs shall be deemei equal to three dollars and
eighty nts Spanish ard Mexican Doubloens OF no
IS weight than (I7d st i grains) feEeaten pennyEeghts
eight gains and onehs and Of the fnenes OF rot ess than
esq eight hurdrd sBd niaetyins thousndts, shall be
Geemei (qual to fifteen col aTs and sixty cents.
Approved August 81, 1861 SpZs laW4E