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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24

Handsome Res dence for Sale or
Rent.
THE undersigned offers for sale or rent the hand
some residence. nearly opposite his farm house
mile west Of Richnon on the National Road
From five twenty of land ca n be ha y h ~
house The mouse has been thoroughly rnaslerniza
and is of the pe,sa locations ip til. crg
try. The grounds are highly improved fine stream
of water running the same-go0d water and ever,
other convenience. JOHN P. SMITH
Anr't esrt- leso. aGti
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w A n T Ell

MONEY aeeount-siso Wood. Risas. corn. hay.
vi Oats. aud s1ndfies for ssrxnoasy not os3eetsl
Gail EZRA SMITH d CO
Richmond. ilth 72d is5o. so0
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24
NJ. kUtHMAN. PHIL. DICkIN SUN.
KUCHMAN & DICKINSON.
Dealers
Pianos, MelodeonS, Musical

q < iHds,
sic. &c. DC.
TH'UE above named having ed partnership lave
II hand fine assortment Of Pianos Ne
lodeous popular
the United States. which they sell
AT MANUFA CTURER'S PRICES,
They hsve made gements to supply every demand
They also all 81 H.
kinds of musical Instruments, sheet music, &c
which will be solt in any OF the cities
=, rsous string anything in theirline.
ted call the Jewelry store Of c. A DICKINSON.
iEth. 60
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-01-24
6, AAGNSNN & CO..
Goods at Lower Prices

NEW YORK CASH STORE.
&C
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
from WashinEton

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Hayne presented South
Cardinals ultmatum to the President, who &C
knowledged the receipt but made no reply.
1t is believed that Lincoln viii not give any ulti-
matum of his future policy till after his inaugura-
ton.
The Pacific Railroad bill viii probably fail in the
House on account of the Senate amendments.
The steamer Brooklyn joined the Macedonian at
Pensacola. An attack on Fort Pickens is shortly
expected.
In reply to the representations from the British,
Spanish and Bremen Ministers, concerning the trou-
BILE of foreign vessels Charleston Black says the
Federal Government has the exclusive right to col
ect duties but he cannot give them any assurances
in the present state of affairs.
Before the Select Committee, concerning the con-
spiracy to seize the Capitol, Scott was examined
He believed such an attempt was on foot, but no ev
dence was ellcited to show it.
Att meeting of the Border States Delegates to-
day, Dodge said that the Crittenden compromise
must be abandoned for more practicable scheme.
The Border States men expressed great satisfaction
with Adams speech.
SENATE.-Seward made conciliatory speech, ex-
pressing the belief that the secession revolution on
one side and coercion and defiance the other. will
all pass away in ninety days and the Union be sus-
tanned, though war might come as last alternative.
Mason denounced Stewards speech as war
speech Seward denied the legitimacy of such a
construction. Douglas was panied to see that when
Cameron made a large advance towards Cancellation,
Mason repealed him. Hale and Wigfall took part In
the debate the former believing that the South
would, and the latter that the South would not come
back.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Orders have just been is
sued for the enrolment of all persons subject to
militia duty in the District of Columbia.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-SENArE-Ten Eyck presented
a joint resolution of the New Jersey Legislature
expressing willingness TO accept the Crittenden
resolufipns and advising Convention of the States
and the appointment of Commissioners to meet the
other States.
House. Sherman reported bill authorizing the
President to borrow twenty-five millions before
| Ju ", to redeem treasury notes, DC.
SEEATE-Latham made Union speech, saying
that California would fight for the Union, but would
not imbrue their hands in the blood Of Southern-
ers, unless Seward would show by such means the
liberty fraternity and equality Of the South in the
| Union could be maintained.
The Indian Appropriation bill was postpsned till
Saturday.
| Simmons reported tariff bill, which was made
the special order for Wednesday. The Diplomatic
BILL somewhat amended, passed. The Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill was amended and
passed Adjourned.
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Thursdays Proceedings.

Thursdays PTOceedugs
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3I-SEYATE-M Seward pre-
sented monster petition from the citizens Of New
York for the passage of the resolutions, substantial
ly the Border State resolutions. The petition IS
signed by s.. 600 persons and is l,200 feet long.
HoUsE-Moorland introduced bill to prevent, and
for the punishment Of cOunerfeting and the use OF
private stamps, labels, trader marks, DC, OF meT-
chants and traders; persons found guilty of doing
so are to be imprisoned for not more than hfteen
months and pay a fine of not more three hundred
dollars. Its consideration was objected to-
Riggs and Stratton respectively presented memo.
rails signed by citizens of New Jersey, urging an
adjustment of the national difficulties.
Clark. Of Missouri presented petition from cltl-
zens of that State praying for the adoption OF the
Crittenden Compromise. 1t was tabled and order
ed to be printed.
Hindman offered a resolution which was adopted
| instructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
whether Martin Finney, claiming to represent the
State of Kansas had been legally and constitution
ally elected Representative TO Congress from that
State and that said Committee report by bill or 9TH
| erwise.
TWAS agreed to have night session for debate,
and the House went into Committee of the Whole on
| the Sepate's amendments to the deficiency appro-
| priation bill
The Committee on Ways and Means recommended
nonconcurrence IN the Senate's amendments to the
appropriation bill, applying 100000 to ratlty the
provisional contract with Hon. Ambrose W. Ihomp-
son to secure the United States certain valuable
privileges in the province of Chiriqni
| Morse offered proviso that the contract be not
approved till the United States be secured IN the
| supply of coal, &c. proposed by it, and protected
from failure and that the United States shall ac-
| quire no right of sovereignty in New Grenada or
| Costa Rica nor transport troops and munitions OF
war over the territory unless voluntarily assented
to by the Governments of those countries.
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From xfnshtngten.

WASHINGTON JAN 20.-It is rumOred that there
is serious disagreement between Gen. Scott and the
President touching recent movements at Fort Mon
roe the President expresses much annoyance at
turning the guns of this fortress inland.
TIE commander of the Brooklyn Is ordered Il
Law off Fort Pickens, after landing supplies, and
if he sees an attempt attack the fortress to land
his artillerymen and bring the ships guns to bear
on the forces.
Intense anxiety exists at the White House to
hear from Pensacola, as a collision is strongly ap-
pretended.
A messenger arrived to-day with dispatches from
South Carolina to Colonel Hayne.
The select committee to-day examined John For
new Clerk of the Interior Court, Baltimore, touch
ing the secret organization in Maryland for the sez
ure of the Capitol. He denied all knowledge, but
asserted if military companies from the North at
tempted to pass through Maryland to attend the in
aururation of Lincoln, they would be stopped.
IL is understood that the message from South
Carolina brings the resolutions passed by the south
Carolina Legislature demanding the surrender OF
Fort Sumter. Col. Hayne will present the demand
to the President and if refused an attack Will DC
made on Fort Sumter.
The whole Massachusetts delegation, except sum
ner unite in the urging of delegates to the Border
States Conference.
Capt Meigs commanding the fort at Tortugas IN
forms the Government that be Is suthclenaY rem
forced to defy any attack,
| Hon. F. j. Judge the Alabama Commissioner to
arrange the property question, has arrived and is
in conference with the Virginia Commissioners, Col
\ Hayne, and others,
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTOzUNG THE BALD AND GRAY.

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEAEY since great discovery Of Prof Wood have a.
discovered something that you'd produce
all and being carried away p Inc
leave the field 20 its resess sway BEAD the
ing:- ,.,,o.u ,s.o
PROV. J. wooD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote GU N
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and
published in this vicinity and elsewhere has gwen use 20
touching facts in the The inquiries
are first is II fact Of my habitaon and nae as stated in
The second is true Of all therein contained
third does my still continue to be in good order and OF
natural colorf all and do answer inTsrabyyes My
hair is than stage Of my life for forty years
a more soft thrifty and better colored the is true Of
Fas o.,cs ~ a I. not renarslIv rue Ia.
washed OF by frequent aploton OF inc
face used by vipng the lace IN close eonnec
have been in letters from all parts
Of New England, asking II hair still continues 70 De
there much fraud in the manufacture and sale OF
various compounds well this has no doubt been osey
used only without any good ehec put
absolute injury have not used any Of your OF any
account for some months, and yet my mar Is goOI es sse
examined with surprise as am now Oh years
gray hair head or on my ace AND 70 prove
this fact Of hair taken Oh the past week
received Of two quart bottles last summer io
which an very grateful gave it to my friends and tsesoy
them try il, were skertcal until ater trs
and then purchased used it with universal success will
send attest BY which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold By Many isar ~aou d
COED ELECTS do not follow the aiiure Is
by the impure article, which curses the inventor Of ns
inv heretofore TO keep apprised OF the
eat on INV hair as all who inquire Of me Of my
shaken opinion valuable results remain, dear Srs
| yours, ,,p " "a ~, az Ia5a,
The Restorative is put bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium and snall the small holds pint and retail Tor III
per botle mediums hold at le@st twenty per cent more N
proportion than the SMALL retais for ~ per oo.te hs
holds quart 20 per cent G "a Boadwy
New York ia Market street, ST. Louis MOI and sold oy All
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Wnolessie1 ny
| bonsa in The limited states. lfebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02
puhric SneaIkIng,

On Saturday, the % day of February next, non
H. S. FoorE and Hon. RUSSELL HoULToN. VIII "oareSS
the people of Davidson county at Antioch.
On Monday, February 4, Hon. ID. D OoII anu
Hon. MIL s. BROWN at McWhirtersYiIe.
On Tuesday, February 3. at Brentwood
At the Conrt House, Wednesday night, tebrua-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02
CHEROKEE CUREI

IN unfGiIiug cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocs
turnaI EmmisSiOnS, ARJctsRcg, Loss Of Pooer,
Pains IN the Back, StOHA In the Bladder ObStracted
and Difficult MeRStruGtiou, d1d al Diseases caused
6v deUidting from tbs path Of Nature, and iIdEgiH9
in SeLf-PoltutiOE.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges
ed the organs Of generation are speedily cured and
full vigor restored. -
mind and body necessary promote connubal happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debtsted, down and
degrairiny devotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
II n sfe and pleasant in TASTE edae in its action
tanning poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts in the form of a delicious syrup.
price 50 Ger Bottle or three hotties IS, and forwarded
BY express TO all parts ef the world.
sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Propretors, st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Nashville by Ewing Pendlston, Berry Demovils
G. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
coto2 dtUs Evly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02

1900, Convention. he was for a settlement Of
If possible, SO to secure the rights
Of me south Ii this should fall he was IN favor OF
the whole South uniting in confederacy, adopting
th old Federal Constitution, with such amendments
a the exigences require, to perpehaa1e our l1ee
he would never agree to lose sight of our slater
Southern seeding States. he would never 49, 49,
to any settlement that cannot be accepted ny trese
Southern States he would never agree that ZEN
ressee shall be the tail-end of Black RepupncIn
confederacy. lie never would agree 70 Z nn'o ne
confederacv leaving of these Southern otate az
was as much attached to the Union, as inaue was
Constitution, as any man North or oous. .ate the
anxious as any man to save anu araptees to the
Union If il can be done with JUST bol5s If il
South: If this cannot be done, then ne veraion
the duty of the whole South to &C. go: - 81 their
independent State for the Pfsderacv-to adopt
rights-to form a Southern co l s''b amendments
the old Federal Constitution WIN 49, Ir free in
.,e ~ eoTire to perpetuate our ree ti
- ene never agree to reIna INN an oiu
or form a new confederacy' "itiOus
Slater Never, no never l;,, commissioners to
ne was ~ - confer with that conYenuen. ana
MOh.goIeiy -entiou to await the acton OF II
soielt s sn. Carolina Kentucky, Maryland, Delac
si,i- 1I;ssonri and Tennessee, aiter inc resui Vi
tbe washington Convention IS known. ,u,,,.
A vote was then haa upon 'no
inc, aves Is. noes G. thus: = -.
ins -, -! wessrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpass'
rsyra,l Horn. Hunter Minis, Nash, Richardson,
stnrton stokes, Stoyal Trimble, and Speaker New
man-l5. u.ru.,,.. 1roN,;l-
Noes-Messrs. johnson. Lane, Mcclellan MeNeli-
". Peters and Stokely-6.
Mr.. NEWMAN hoped the Senate would reconsider
the vote lust taken as a majority OF the senators
from Mr. Jones' district had now, as before Voleu
against him. and he knew Mr.. Jones would, under
the circumstances, never consent to accept lhe po
sition. ~, -
The Senate reconsidered the vote, and Mr.. New
man had leave to withdraw the resolution alier
which he moved that mis- letter rendering ms Tesg
nation be received, spread upon the journal; ana
transmitted TO the House. which, after speeches. run
Messrs. Stokes, Newman, AID Lane, was adop'eu "
majority Of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02

The further consaerae decrease OF Loans aud Deounts On
the present the Times creates surprise after
the Treasury Bills The explanation is in
the rapid voluntary withdrawal the debtor Banks Of the Loan
Certificates issued the Clearing house under the arrangement
21st November and the running oil at maturity OF the
mercantile discounts good part Of which met without APP
paton for renewal corresponding amount. The difference
in the spece line than generally looked for after the
heavier Of the week to the Sub Treasury The result
as it nds shows that $780, 900 gained to the City
during The week. the present average rising one for the
sicceedng return.
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ImPoRTANT To. pLANTERs

MEssRs. B, A. FAHNEsroCK g %. , - -.,I
Gentlemen:-Mr G W TiIley who is gentleman Wen
known as one planters in tits Wharton
and for Of negroes highly
commend Fahnestoc's Vernuge He called on me Anew
DAYS since Snd purchased dozen, and that he
tered the Vernifuge bought last year, to adult negro
having and succeeded in expeng ofn n
several inches in length and that hef
is now good. A..
parties are not known this be regarded reliable
dence with regard adaptation OF your valuable termuse
Ia our plantaIicns. am, truly yours.
~ s W FISHER.
Purchasers should look toeH TO THE INITIALS on lne
wrsnper and SEE that they are buying FAusTocKs VKS-
1917 - Nd ~ o,ber dec30-w1m
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From, Boston.

BosTox, Jan. Sl.-The Committee on Federal Re
lations made two reports. The majority report au-
thorizes the Governor to appoint Commissioners to
Washington. Both reports were laid on the table
The T. S. brig cambridge is rapidly fitting for
sea.
The Merchants and Miners line of steamers
hence to Savannah has been discontinued.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02

There wilIIbe a meeting of the Davidson County
Southern Rights AntiCoercion Association tins eve
ming at their rooms corner of Cedar and Cherry
streets. M stairs A fun attendance is desired at
half-past six o'clock.
BY order of President. HOWELL "L'"'
Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-02

FLOUR AND eRAIN-The market we'll supplied with the
various grades the trade rather dull We quote supne
at IS 2J95 and Extra at s625965O Sacks selling at
So 1898 80.
Buckwbeat Flour is held at 50 B with good supply
on the market.
Corn Meal in active request supply
65970c 2 bushel.
| Wheat is nominal atso9s1 p bushe,
The movement CorncontiEues active with light supply
On the market Mixed at 63c per bnshe and Yellow
| and White at 65g,7Oc, sacks included
Seed Oats good demand and firm at 40945c bushe
Rye quoted per bushe with but little the market
P2OYIsIONs-The receipts of Country Bac9n continue light,
sud there is little market Western good sup
ply We quote Shoulders e99Ac Ribbed Sides 8h9loc;
Clear Sides I0HI1c and Hams 1G9lic from wagon From
store 1zae1sc advance on these figures is demanded.
active request at sshc from wagons, and lucille
| from store
Butter for table use finds ready rale at 1495c though
| inferior is quoted at lo9llc
English Dairy Cheese quoted at Exc b, and Western
| Reserve at l09l0Ae
GROCERIEs-The Grocery market dull to-day with only
limited transactions quote Rio Coffee at 1904; Fair
Choice Sugar 69s in hhds and bbs MOasses 3993 in bbs
| nd S5937 in half bbs.
sALT-We quote Coarse Sack at sl5, aud Fine at sl5o
and Barrel bushe The the market is ample
| to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNs-Tbe following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns zoo and $780, doz 6OO lOc 5o Lei and
100, l2c.
FRUITsTAe supply of Green Apples light quote s.
ga per range though choice article could not POOa
bly, be had the outside rate.
In Dried Fruits the transactions arc limited with light
ceipts We quote Apples peeled 4Oc Peaches, unpeeled
81 I04l Is, peeled, s2a2 % bushel
IRISH POTATOES-The market is we'll supplied with Wes-
toner We ouote Neanuocks and Pinckeyes at 81 bbl an
Common 81 IS.
oNIoNs-In light supply quOts Red and silverskins at
81 5OGs2 9 Dbl.
PEANUTs-The demand Peanuts is limited at 55S6ec
6ushel, at which they dull.
sEEDs-Clover S. 1906 bushel in bbls Blue Grass strip
ped Sl75 Clean So . bushel OF Il Bs; Timothy s. 50
ushel Herds Grass Sl4O15O; Orchard 81 Go91 10: Mile
| 81 5O Hungarian sI9I 25; Flax Seed -
| FEATHERs-Festhers in limited demand at 3C@9sK
h for Live Geese, when put in good shipping order.
| GINsENG-The demand is limited at Csc per b.
| BEEsWAX-Buyers Offering 23925 per lb.
WHIsKY--Recdfed held at I6Glsc gallon and countr]
| at 50a75c per gallon, according to quality.
HAY-Lage Of Hay continue to be purchased b.
Planters in this dining counties The supply continue
excellent both quality and quantity WequOte on TIT
wharf at s2G822 ton from store at s25927 Timothy
selling at S25 per ton
CoAL-we quote Round and Lump Cumberland River at PUG
CSC per bushel Sewanee $685. Etna I7922 Bells H9asc
: and Pittsburgh eO925c The market is we'll supplied
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Stolen.

CyToLEN from Samuel sewe near Patriot, Perry county,
- Tennessee 9th of December Iron rapple Gray
Mare, feet high years old By close observation there can
be olenish in the right eye well formed and
pact mare.
DESCRIPTION.
The that supposed have stolen her sbezt feet 10
inches in height light and red uhkers- heavy SET broad
across the shoulders forward when he walks his
name is Cox, dressed ordinarily.
liberal reward will be pOid any that will secure the
mare SO that can get her. liberal reward will be given for
| the thief SAMUEL SEWELT,
jarl-w3t Patriot, Tenn.
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pnhIic NTeeting.

On Saturday % of February, 1861, there VIII DC a
meeting of the Southern State Rights, AutCoercions
Party in Franklin at the Court house to ratfy the
nomination of L. D. MYERS, as tho Pictorial candl-
date for this district. a N. LooNEY, W. G. WHIT
rHoRxE. and others, have been invited and are ex-
pected TO address the meeting.
TIE HOWE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New YORK.
This very popular company advertises its January
statement in another column from which 1t WI De
seen that it has cash assets amounting to nearly
81 100000, estimated at the present pane prices
see Tennessee bonds a cents) held for the security
for the payment of losses $780, 600 of this company
stock is owned at the South, and it has SZo'ooo
deposited with the Comptroller of Tennessee as an
additional guarantee to its Patrons in this STATE
that 1t will make fair settlements and promp' pay
ments. ADD to make assurance doubly sure TINS
compSy still adheres to the golden rule among IN
surance companies of declaring no dividend without
first putting aside enough pay all their liabilities,
and reinsure all their outstanding risks
WI MARI at No. % College street continues to
issue and renew Policies and pay losses Tor this
well known Insurance company.
jan. 29-3t.
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Robert C. Foster, 3rd, John Doyle, J. j. Conley, J
T. Bell. W. W. Shute. Thomas II. Taylor, ".
Cheatham. John G. Briley. ". X. Ware. John Over
ton. j. W. Martin, 10. W. Horton. Daniel r. carter
Earthman. J. II. Wilkes, W. E. Watkins, W.G Hard
ing. ] J. McCann, S. H. Manning, W. r. Demoss, ID
/. Claiborne. James Wright, Irby Morgan. c. X
Winston, j. Adams Payne, G. r Smith George =
Allen. w. Il. Hyde, John d. Keeling John Ohau
well.
49, Hnr-erL MEER Secretary.
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OATTEY,S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR

acts through the directly upon the BLOOD which being
the germ Of e importance TO keep pure aud Tree
from all degenerang particles. The bane Of soRoFUL the
Kings Evil ancestors has foe like the detergent and
edatpg save healing qualities unequalled in the
cure Of SALT REu SORE LEaS SORE BREAST and the scALD
HAN and prevalent in the nursery 1t relieves
main and soothes the inamatery irritation Of WOUNDS as by
charm Sold the principal depots, IA Broadway Is and
Chartress street. New Orleans by WRIGHT Co., General
Agents. lso by all druggists AID merchants
dec3O d&wln.
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Public Speaking.

On Saturday the ID day OF February next, Eou
ANDREW EWING and Hon. JOHN C. BUEcH VIII ao'ire9'
the people of Davidson county at Smiley S''
On Monday, February 4, at GoodlettsVlhe'
On Tuesday night, February 5, at Davidson S'O'e
Edgefed. -.
On Wednesday night, February g. at haSOrO0A
storc South Nashville
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sCanst rnou administer mnd diseased T asked the great
raaatist yes az we plnck from heart the rooted
row, tool" virgins Rejuyenatfng Elixlr mas
such power IN resustntinn the dropping
that is alike an invaluable both The
and debility, hYseric fansng prevalent among We
eentier SEX exist when the valuable restorative a.
and should present the toilet table, free nom ns e
eterous minerals usal with cosmetics, ia the greatest
HE been made known for the bsnep vi
the debiiated portion Of the human family Seld y al re-
spectacle druggists throughout the United States and
j WRIGHT & Co., sole Preprieters. New Orleans, La
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville
an.on .lturar, In