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WALKER HOUSE,
MILWAIKEE

THIS HOUSE has been re>opened, and is now
l. ready for guests. Thorough repairs, inn
provements, and additions have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone u
complete change, SO that the ''WALKER" Is in
fact New House. No pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange
menis.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pates the wishes of the travelling public, by op>
eniDg and keeping the "WALKER" as first
Class Hotel, and hopes to merit their approba-
ion and patronage.
A. G. BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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IL l. A * $ NTH SHOP!
AT TIE BRANCH, - 4

BRYAN MASON, Proprietor.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs tn,
l. people of Manitowoc county and the public
generally. that he has fitted up his blacksmith
Shop at Branch village, employed good workmen,
and is now prepared to do all kinds OF blacksmith
ing, including
HORSE IL OK SHOEING,
in style that cannot be surpassed in this part OF
TIE State. lie solicits the patronage of the pub,
liz, confident that he can satisfy them both as to
the quality Of his work and prices.
BRYAN MASON. g
Branch, October ), 1852 l3.ly d
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.

South side of the Rirer, Nanito'occ, Wis
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Sarsaprilla is Tropical Root too well known
A enc of the best antidotes we possess for
Scrofulous Complaints to need commentator.
But o. Stnga is an article of more recent use
in Scrofulous affections, We give below the state
ment of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
f,npor,ant from the Norrh.,yes,

Under this head the Lynchburg "Repub'
can," of Saturday last, publishes the following
interesting items. We are afraid, however,
the account is somewhat premature
"Gentlemen who arrived here yesterday,
direct from the Red Sulphur Springs, bring
reports Of decisive battle which was Tough,
on Monday last, near Huttonsville between
our forces under General Lee and the enemy,
under General Rosencranz General Lee, it
is said, made the attack upon the enemy, who
were encamped at or near Huttonsville, and,
after hard fought battle, succeeded in rout,
ing the invaders, with lDss ol our side OF
about 800 killed and wounded, while the enc
NV lost not less than 500 killed ard about 800
taken prisoners The intelligence Of the rc-
ported battle was brought to the Red Sulphur
Springs by most respectable gentleman, and
no doubt was entertained there Of it's entire
reliability"
On nquiring at the MaF department last
evening, we learn that no confirmation OF the
foregoing rumor has been received in Rich
inoni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17

SIX PRISONERS ESCAPED reoW ROANOKE C0uN-
TY JA1I.-0n Thursday, about o'clock, when
the .Tailcr, Mr. j. C~Hutf, was entering the
isil for the purpose of giving water to the
prisoners he was caught hold of by two OF
them, and pulled 10 the floor. Ten OF the
prisoners then ran out but three Of them were
Immediately captured BY the citizens, Who very
soon gathered around the jail. Another was
caught short time after. The oth:r six have
not vet been heard from. The prisoners that
have escaped arc some Of th">s sent to our
Jail, some time ago, by Gen. y ;se, taken up
by him iii the Northwest, upcn suspicion of
treason to the Statc We publish below de-
scription of those escaped, har:ded us by the
jailor.
Tobias Mariana, kanaN na County, Va,
about feet / ! inches, rather pale and slender,
an Italian, aged 25 years. Philip Franken-
burger, Charleston; Kanawha u. g.. about 9
wears old fair complexion, about feet
inches, Jew, from Germany, talks broken
William Springer, about D years old, hair
rather de,k, claimed his hone in Mason Co.,
Va, but had been working this year at Fallen
Rock, Ia, Va, quick spoken gcntlcmany
looking man, about ) feet 10 inches James
Bodkin, Ka., Va, about 5 feet inches Of
rather swarthy complexion, dark hair, about
80 years old. Thomas Newcombe, Putnam
County, Va, about % years old, aheut 8 feet
10 inches, rather dark complexion, dark hair.
George Spencer, California (was on visit 10
Roane County w., when arrestedl about 3
feet inches and about 35 years old, dark
hair, and rather fair complexion, little hard
of hearing. Left without any baggage or clo
thing except what they had on. They were
| poorly clad.-Sa7em Va.) feGistfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
For the Enquirer
Hon, u. G, De1arncsre.

Sir The period for our Congressional
elections is approaching, and the crisis demand
ing representative men, eminently qualified
and recommended by experience, ability, and
answering fidelity to the interests Of the
South, adopt this method to inform you
tilut many gentlemen, in whose judgment and
intelligence you may well confide, earnestly dc
sire that you shall represent our Congressional
District in the Congress Of the Confederate
States. need not remind you that two of the
largest counties in the District you represented
so ably and faithfully in the Congress Of the
United States, are embraced in the new Dis
trict; nor is it necessary that | shall
inform the citizens Of the other coun
ties composing the present District, that
you we're the popular choice for re election in
the old District They have already learned
that fact from the public conventions held ir
the several counties Of the District. And
they also recollected that your Congressional
career had been so distinguished and satisfac
tory, that no opposition from any party OF
source, was contemplated. 7onr political
views and public service have been embodied
in the history Of the country, and approved
and accepted by your constituents. In conclu
sion, shall indulge the hope that you will
respect the judgment and desire OF your nu-
merous friends in the district, and through hou
the State. and announce yourself candidate
for election to the next Congress of the Conted
crate States. AN OLD CONSTITUENT.
September 10Th, 1861.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
Enc lt'ar IL Southern kentucky.

Captain Ben. F. Egan arrived yesterday ii.
rect lrum Paducah and brings the latest intel
!igence from Southern Kentucky. Lincun's
lrDpps had possession Of paducah, and his fleet
Of sun.bDats were anchored in the river oppo.
size The ,own g. S. Grant, the General in
command, l,d issued q proclamation stating
that, upon the arrival Of ten. Pillows forces,
he wculd reduce The tomE 10 ashes. General
Pillow was reported to be within twelve miles,
uni IN engagement was confidently expected
to have taken place yesterday. The J. \.
Baldwin and j. a. Fisher, two Tennessee boats,
were chased up the Cumberland about fifty
miles by the enemy's gun.boats, but managed
however to escape, and arrived here last night.
The Jefferson, a little boat owned By Captain
Janlcs Williams of this city, was se!zsd up the
Tennessee river and the John Gault. owned BY
Captain Bruce, of Louisville, and the Trade
water Belle, owned by the Hon. John Bell, are
reported to have been seized yesterday. The
excitement is tremendous in Southern Ken
lucky, and the people are crying loudly fol
help to drive the invaders from their SOIL
McCracken aud her sister counties shall be
rescued from Abraham's abolition hordes.-
NdMrHle Patriot of the l0M.
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gattles and Hurnors OF BATTLES.

For the latest army news wc reter the reaoer
to our telcgIaphic head, and tc the reports
from the Baltimore Sun" and other sources.
They will probably satisfy him that Floyd has
wisely fallen back to this side Of the GanleJ,
after having given good account Of himself
on the other that Lee has gut the division OF
the Yankee army on Cheat Mountain in
tight place, and will probably capture it, or
cut it to pieces; that the Cnnlederates are
making good progress in Missouri; and that
matters are rapidly approaching coasumna'
t;on" On the Potomac. There are also rutnors
that our forces in tie Peninsula, as we'll as
those in Norfolk and the neighboThood thereof,
are likely to have active employ msnl very
soon, but these are mere rumors to which We
attach NO great i'm portanec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
Col. Tyior and his Chaplain.

We have already published al account CT the
fight of the Yankee Commander, COL Tyler,
and his Chaplain, from the battle field Of Cross
Lanes The Chaplain himself has written an
interesting account Of it for the Cleveland
(Ohio) Herald" which we take pleasure in
laying before our readers We find it in the
McmInia "Argus. The Chaplain expatiates
largely on his own desperate GOODNESS and that
IL Col. Tyler, but admits being /" driven from
every position and nearly surrounded" After
clarifying Major Easement, be says:
ave rode down toward the head Of the ad'
vancing column Of the enemy on the right,
calling to some companies Of our men to ioI'
low US.
But they did not more. Just then my
mare plunged into ditch covered by grass
from sight, fell and threw me- escaping from
me- The Major caught her for me, and We
started to some of our men further up on our
extreme left"
He got lost in corn field, and u deep, rocky
gorge, filled with fallen logs and 5Tush where
he separated from the Major. But he came
up with Colonel Tyler, and INDUCES in the
following pathos on encountering his gallant,
but chop-falen, leader
.The coldest heart would have been touch
ed for Col. Tyler in that hour. His proud
and pet regiment seemed TO be annihilated;
all who had come on the field With him killed,
wounded or captured He turned to me as
rode up, and quietly said, "All is lost; is there
no way By which We can escape" l told
him l thought there was, and VIC rode off to.
geiher. Presently Col. Creighton joined Us.
And we three slowly and most reluctantly en-
tered the woods, having more knowledge
than either Of them Of that part OF the country,
acting as guide"
They were very disconsolate just now, and
exceedingly apprchensive, that somebody was
after thcm-the gallant but unfortunate colo
rel and his chaplain. The latter admits
I'VE expected al every turn " be cut oil, but
were nos" One Of the "enemy's cavalry cap
tains took deliberate aim at the colonel, but
missed him few inches" which was consid
cred piece of ofimpertincnce not to be repeated,
very much to the relief OF COL Tyler ard the
chaplain.
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Major aud Quartormaster q. S. i
For tbs EhGuiTeI
Election Of President and Vice President

Election Of President and Vice President
Messrs. Editors THE time is rapidly ap'
preaching when the people Of Virginia will be
called on 10 vote fur the Chief Magistrates oi
the Southern Coniederacy. AS you are aware,
under our Law 10 have to vote for electors, and
vet, so far as am advised no step has been
taken 10 appoint electors. am aware that,
in the present disturbed condition of affairs il
would be next to impossible to convene the
people to; frame ticket, and yet it is a neces-
sty which must be met. -,
In the framing Of this ticket, care should oe
taken to wipe out all past politi cal lines; anc
it strikes me that the most efhcacious mode o.
doing this is to include in the ticket the repre-
sentatives of all shades of opinion; and posi-
bly this may be best done by making up tht
ticket from the three tickets at the late Pcesl
dental election.
To the end, however, that ne may have
ticket, l suggest that citizens Of Virginia, wh'
NAV be in The city Of Richmond meet on some
given da7 in said city, and then and ther
offer an electoral ticket to the support OF th
people, which will cast the vote Of the Stat
for Davis aud Stephens.
You may take the thought ior what 1t
worth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17

rested.
Dcnr.y Marshal lanes : p.7s:... :; ~.
confId,rs,a Court Of Char,c.tn, n ~:
sires % return his thanks to Csn;,,n C,,liv-,1
of the Savannah Police, for his cnuT;,,. ..:.,:
nromr; assistance in tae arrrst - r.. ..,a.
consn;ro;ors of Inc crew ri tie urn:,.., .,s;y,
Davis in this city, on Saturday night .s.
we learn from Mr. Bsaslcy ttia, 4 ey:.:riT..
cv existed among the passengers .rd i H..
,ion If Tho rrcv Of the Drigstcer to T.! H.,
con,o;, ,nIi 6fH,ors If inc ,J.F D,yi> aa.; :.
~, H., ro.soI inn ,ha mart ri SaC, Yrrt
Tb;s cnrsn;r,.r hoe hocn dcc!,sel ..iac. ih.,
ro,r,-, oF a., rnx,rtnr md crco- n Hn.-,e.,.
ton sn5 ,So.;r os ,n,, dcs;anc rs .l,n ,.nsn.r..
tors ~ -. ~ Sd. e ora nf IN.
c.os- y
T. &c ,ha;.-br th,r IN -o,so;-sc- had soDDc
o,an... :, no s,,o,6,..- - no III? Dl7;. ~,
(, .mn,,,..;,a - s.,.i y...s -
,:s o.: ;,s,
--~4-S-e-
"BAHK or PlrTSTLvASIA." From G0t,?e causc.
unknown 10 all the world, save the seusaiior:st3,
a report has been nhusirlcnsly circulated in
this ard other sections Of thc S;a;c, 20 Ike
effect that, the Bank Of Pii.sylvaaa cannot
redeem her notes 4 mere mistaken propo,
sit;on or uniounded ru.nor, WAS nc"er piamet
of upon credulous people. tor Tic aElou";
Of notes issued, contrssted With her specie u;
han. solvent deo:s and S'atc E'nas shs Is
now undeniably, one OF shc nast sci"ent E:'"E5
in the State.
The entire amount Vi notes !sSCtd bS ihis
Institution is Sl62 COO. Sac has in sDacc,
some $40 600: in State Bonds, $J0. Geo, 10 sc.
vent debts about $3.50. (G0. The Stock already
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..
SESSllS


:5,EE AEaral Course Of Lectures will commence
| oa IN. FIRST MONDAY In November, 1861, and con-
i.s. ::..: ;lis frat OF March ensuing.
caAHLES BELL GIBSON, II. D Professor OF Surgery
DA.lp H. !uCKES N. D., Professor Of Theory and Prac
.ce Of Medicine.
:iyERlY X. wELLFoaD, NJ. D., Professor Of Ma,erIa
Mea;ta I'D therapeutics.
l. + PETlCOLAS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
JUENES, VI. p., Professor Of Institutes of Medicine
JAMES E. CONWAY, NJ. n, Professor OF Obstetrics,
y:
JAMES n. HCCAW, " D., Prof.S or CT Chemistry.
Y.HiIN HOWARD, VI. D., DeEonsirator OF Anatomy.
,s3. liberal appropriation OF the State Legislature,
,.==aas OF instruction have been greatly Improved
s a5l valuable adli;iens have becc made 20 the Ana
:sp.a. Mla=nm and iApparsus New illustra-
m heca added 70 The former stock III every depart
"a, 49,! Hospital constructed on the bes. plan,
:: ts:G @: several months In successful operation. The
CEua airaatasrs Afforded BY Richmond during the
u-.,.;e :: the ptesen. war, will be Invaluable.
1<o p..ss Of Fifty Dollars each tGrred to nel-
p.r, q Graduating Glass: FirS for the best Essay GU
.sFc. pertaining the Theory Practice OF Medi-
s >:tcaiy, fof the best sssay any subject OF Sur
;.-r GhS:e;.ics.
ss-Tc each Professor, as; Demonstration OF Ansto-
=, !.d; MRtriculation, f.; Graduation, 321.
:: further information, copy Of the Catalogue, I'D
::.s; l.. S. J0YNES, ". D.,
SQ--t,,a5vScsy Dean Of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
Important from the Observation-Disclosures;
Battle.


Battle.
terncon, from the Postmaster at Lewisburg,
Va, dated 18th inst, says:
General Floyd bad another engagement
With the enemy at Gauley, on the 10th, and
routed ,hcm- killing 600, wountlins LOCO and
taking some prisoners. y few hours after the
engagement, Gen. Floyd heard that the other
wing Of the enemy had crossed the river few
miles above him, in order to surround him !;
Gen. Floyd then fell back upon this side 0 the
river This report is reliable, us it waS
brought by an officer engaged in the battle
Our loss is one killed and eight wounded"
Mr.. Stephen Letelisr, Of this city, tnc:n.
Der of Capt. Caskies company, arrived in
Richmond on Saturday evening, ircn Green
brier county, He says the forces engaged
were part of Rosencrantz' command, and the
general facts, as he understood them from
some Of Gen, Floyds men, ere as stated
above.
The Baltimore Sun of Friday: 18TH inst,
contains the following:
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. RoSEEcEAN1.
WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-The following dis
patch was received at headquarters this even
ing:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VA,
Camp Scott, Sept. l2, 2. ".
10 Col. I. D. Toacnsena We yesterday
marched IT. miles, and reached the encmy's
entrenched position in front Of Connifax Fer
ry, driving his advanced outpoats and pickets
before US We found him occupying strong
" entrenrned position, covered by forests too
dcuse to admit Of its being seen at distance
of three hundred yards. His force was five
regiments, besides the one driven in. He had
probably sixteen pieces Of artillery.
At 8 o'clock we began strong reconnciS-
sance, which proceeded to such length that v c
we're about TO assault the position on the LINK
and front, when nigh: coming on, and our
troops being completely exhausted, drew
them out of the woods and posted them in the
order Of battle behind ridges Immediately in
front Of the rncmy's position. where they
rested on their arms until the morning
Shortly after daylight runaway contra
band' came in and reported that tine enemy
had crossed the Gaulcy riTer during the night
by means Ct the ferry, and 9 bridge whic:!
they had completed Col. Ewing ~as ordered
to take possession Of the camp, which he dld
about seven o'clock, capturing few prisoners,
two stands Of colors, considerable quantity Of
arms, with quartermaster's stores, messing aid
camp equipage.
The enemy have destroyed their bridge
across the Gauley, which here rushes through
deep gorge, and our troops being still much
fatigued and having no material for immcdl-
atey repairing the bridge, it wns thought pru.
dent to encamp the troops and occupy the ferry
and the captured camp. We sent few rifle
cannon shots after the retrcating enemy, 10
produce moral effect
Our loss will probably amount to twenty
killed and one hundred wounded. The enc
my's loss is not ascertained, but from the re.
port Of the prisoners must have been very con-
siderable. ". S. RosEScRASz,
Major General Commanding.
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From Missouri via Cincinnati.

ST.. Louis, Sept. l4.-Gen. Raines is reported
to be forty miles from Lexington, with l5,OQo
men. Tom Harris has captured Government
agent in Boone county, and took from him q
number Of horses.
Intelligence from Hudson, Missouri states
that Martin Greene had crossed the Missouri
at Glasgow with $500 men, and seized the
steamer Sunshine, and used her for transport
ing troops. He captured 3 guard of fourteen
Federals and released a number Of secession
prisoners. The Sunshine was laden With
bacon, sugar, etc. and ulso six hundred stand
cF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
RESIGNATION Of Secretary walker.

1t is understood that the Hon. L. P. Walker,
Secretary Of War. has rendered his resignation
70 the President, and that it has been accepted.
1t is believed that Mr. Walker will inne"
diately he commissioned hrigad'cr general IN
the service Of the Confederate States. We
learn that, besides his extensive knowledge o:
military affairs, he has always possessed al
inclination for sctve duty in the field Hs
vas general in the militia before he was
tTentY-one years Of age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
Yankee News from Northwestern Virginia,

CLAKksBuEG, Va, Sept. 1.-THE Confcde'
rates commenced advancing yesterday morning
on both turDpikes towards Elk Water and
the Cheat Mountain. They surrounded the
fort on the summit cut the telegraph wires,
and continued to advance on Elk Water until
within two miles, when shells from the LOOMS
Battery stopped them. Skirmishing was kept
up all night. Two OF the Confederate officers,
shying around the Federal camp, were surprised
by the Federal pickets, who shot one said
to be John A. Washington, of Mount Vernon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
Yansee Nexs from Tisso urI.

S7. LOUIS, Sept l4.-Geu. Prices advance
guard is at Warrenburg. Price claimed to have
i6, 900 in his main body, and is approaching
Lexington The same messenger brought
Prices official account of the battle at Fort
Scott on the 4tn OF September The forces un'
der Generals Laneand Montgomery at the juns
ton rctreated after skirmish Of an hour and
half PRICES loss vas 3 killed and q
wounded.
The Kansans have abandoned Fort Scott
aud continued their retreat towards Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
female Rival Of Bloadin, zinc rece

4 female Rival Of Bloadn, who recca;y
essayed to cross the Thames on rope, opposite
Cremornc Gardens, came near meeting vii!
serious accident. She proceeded half way
across, but was unable to get an iar!her,
owing to the rope having become to3 slack.
some Of the guy ropes having been stolen. 80
She dropped astride the rope, and az it wss
found impossible to throw lines up to aer, s.
ultimately flung herself upon one of tho guy
ropes and gradually lowered herself int1 &
boat, amid the cheers Of excited thousaaii:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17

LEVY OF TRooPs Gamble, the bogus Gov
ernor Of Missouri, has made forced levy upon
various districts in the State for troops. The
Fulton Telegraph says the call in the counties
of Audrain, Galloway, Boone, Marion, St.
Charles ard others amounts to twenty yteyen
men out Of every hundred voters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17

ucn. McCulloch's army Is to be increased to
any size he may deem necessary for the prose-
cation Of the war The Confederate Govern.
ment has just conferred the authority to In
crease it upon him, and it is believed thst the
:..rkansas troops, lately dishanded, will no"
f1ock to his conhand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-17
rae DANvILLE MILlTAKY INsTI

LArfIT CONDUCTED By MEssEs. EDa1oNDS JONES, }
WILL be opened :he Isl Monday IN September, and
W the Session will close tie last week In June.
+ OSCAR koG ERS ESQ.,, has consented to take part In
1sssee-nt Of the School; gentleman Of large expe-
:sce aad very highly commended After TWO years at
=, Lexington Military institute aad Graduation the
GTsy Of Virginia, Mr.. Rogers has devoted some yearp
=: y. Instruction Of youth.
S:Icn;s ~i be prepared for College tie University,
%: ns=.ncss pursuits.
SaHaalf payable +: advance :tc balance oa tie irss
:ar .. February.
Board aud Tuition, per session OF 10 months, $500.
ros Dali. Scholars. charges Same es heretofore.
cc=lcgacatons addressed to
e C. HOWARD, Principal,
Danville, Va.
as:s. SeTs. George ". Dame, Frank Stsnly, c. c.
capa J. NJ Kirkpatrcs, DRnville Rcrs. Chas B. Read,
Moses D. Hoge; a. z. LefsbTre, Esq, Richmond
i-cIu
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UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA.

H'HE s-ssion Of this Institution will commence on the
j -, day of October, and end on the 9Th OF July.
Z. 0: instruction. III The Academic, Law and
y.al Schools will be co:,inued heretofore, and
=: Military science aud Tactics, will be organized In
o go rto operation ut the beginning OF the session
i:.zor having gained currency that the University
::' converted into Military Hospital, It Is prop-: 10
y;hsi such Is no; the 0Hng 10 the crowded con-
: Of ;he general Hospital at Charlottesville, the Uni
7.y Buildings we're thrown open for the reception of the
fs aai wounded Of the Confederate Army, during the
Ta:s;:oa. Many OF ta have already been discharged
=. such remain will he r-nlpTed by an early cay 10
,.rab.r ss tie roorns bccooe vacant, they are put
thorough stn;e Of preparation os the accommodation
:; ;crdeats.
=: Catalogues, cdd.ees :. MACflS,
sry ",-etS Chai-,an of the Faculty.