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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

A fair political joke is told of a
man in Atlantis, who before the elec-
ton, passed a shop aud saw a card
banging up with the inscription :
s-Bells hung He stopped and read
atteutively; Bells hung" be exclaim-
ed Bells hung, is be? Then
who the thunder will run ON the
Iuion ticket now"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02
Vo1anteerinq.-The business o,

Vo5anteering.-The business of
volunteering is actively progressing
10 our midst. Almost every hour
witnesses the formation Of military
companies and the enrolling Of the
names Of volunteers. Yesterday Mr..
Hines, teacher IN enc Of the pub
lie schools, rendered his resigna-
tlon, and has gone home to Ken.
lucky to volunteer for tho war. =
Memphis Bulletin,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02
The Russellviile (Ky.) Herald, a
strong Union paper. says:

Lincoln appears 10 glory in the
evil work be has commenced, o!
arraying brother against brother in
deadly couflic,. II is said, that
when informed Of The commencement
of hostilities st Charleston. be coolly
and indilferently replied: at is
nothing more than ! expected. -
He expressed no regret, no sorrow!--
What hearlless fanatic and mad.
man he must be.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

Mortar. kept from the air BY thick
walls, is an incredibly long period. in
drying, When some of the walls Of
the CAPITAL at Washington wereremov-
ed intbe extension of that building he
mortar was found as soft and fresh,
apparently, as when the walls were
laid. The q. S. Government now
causes open spaces and ventilating
hles TO be Ief, 10 the walls of large
public buildings. The NJ " building
at Galveston is constructed in this
way. In France. on examining, in
1909, the foundations of the rope
yard of the port of Rochiort, built
about the year 1850, the mortar in
To. interior Of the masonry was as
soft dsil freshly prepared. ltscarce-
ly eifeTyesced with acids, aud had the
causlic taste OF quicklime.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

ARIZONA FOR THE SouTH.-A tele.
graphic dispatch says that the Arizo-
mans have "resolved" themselves cut
of the "Union," and will go with the
Confederate States. Gen. Jones an.
nounces himself candidate 70 rep
resent Arizona 10 the Southern Con-
federaey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

The following, according to the
Patterson Guardian, were among the
New jersey Legislature:
Members began to get noisy; pa
per balls and orange peel We re flung
Hbout with the usual license accorded
to the expiring session in the House
Another symptom Of dissolution Was
seen in the open spoliation Of the
desks Of the me mbers, which were
terefi of iukstands, and, indeed, Of
every loose thing. Even the scrap
baskets were distracted, some men,
bers .;king besides their own, all
the others they could lay their bands
on, leaving the modest men minus
everything, Even the mat and rug
under the Speakers desk we're sto-
len. A resolution Of inquiry was
read, and askingwhether the tall mem
Der from Passiac, Mr.. Pope, when be
went to bed, folded himself op like
rule. shut himself up like jack
kuife, or was driven down like
telescope; whether it was possible
by gteasing jersey Lightning to
make slide it down Russling's throat
any easier, etc. Finally netice
came from the Senate that grave
body was ready to adjourn, and re-
qiesied the presence OF the AS.
senblyme in the Senate Chamber ;"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

CRACKER PIE- Eight crackers
pounded fine, on which pour boiling
water to soften, eight tea-spoonsful
Of vinegar, eight Of sugar, one lemon;
If too stiff add water.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

Men who endeavor TO look fercely
'y cnliivating profuse wbiskers, must
be hairem scarum fellows
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02

TEE SHIPwRE CkE D.
They that go down TO the sea in ships, {
do business in great waters; these see
works of the Lord, and his wonoe in
eep.--PsAIM l07; %. "a.
There's a wall upon the waters,
That is echoed 6er the land,
The moan of drowning mortals
Meets the ear upon the strand
There's grief in many household,
And many. vacant chair;
BY disasters on the ocean
There's grieying everywhere.
Staunch and proud the vessels
Mar laurcheth every day,
But mid the oceans tempests
How impotertare theyl
His skill may rear the structure,
But God alone can guide
The strongest bark that e'er was built
In safety o'er the tide.
There's a wall upon the waters!
Lift the soul and bend the knee;
Beseech Fathers mercy
Fer the lost ones on the sea
Whate'er DEGREES of Providence
Our bosoms may o'erwhelm,
Remember. ye despondirg ones,
God sitteth al the helm J
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02
Gfmpls of Gbe Muses.
The Face thar ebef meafs a Smile.

The Face thar ebef heafs a Smile
Hove the man whose epen brow
Proclaims noble mind;
love the sympathetic soul
That feels for all mani ind
That feels for human wrongs and woes,
And pities cen their guile;
And o, love the angel face
That eve wears smilei
love my little Ii, ping child,
And her who gave it birth;
love the memory of the dead,
Whose deeds illume our earth;
/ love the frienl of the Southern cause,
Whom gold could ne'er defle;
And o, l love the angel face
That ever wears smile
The face that ever wears a smile
Hath sunshine in the heart;
It's beaming rays reflect around
A thousand joys impart;
Itgladdens, cheers, inspires with hope,
Far more than tongue can tell;
IT'S in such hearts the angels bright
Forever love to dwell.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-05-02
WHOLE no. SIS.

The ShelbyviIle ExpositOr, biIher-
to bold, fearless and ardent advo-
Gale of tie Uniop, in q late ISSUE
reads himself out Of the ranks Of
those who still without hope Of sue
cess, advocate the Uuien Of the South
With the North upon such terms as
the South may be atle 70 get. We
commend the article TO every Onej
as there is much truth and sound log
ic contained in it. Tbs Expcsitor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

I L0fD'e kaiiro.n hAp shows every Railroad
- - rsnsinx order up 10 February ist, lSSi.--
Every st~t,Cn II m~Ikea down On slhe scsd., and
the distAnces between each station, and The total
."nkth Of the road; aiso the Lam. o1 Its officers.
their plars Of resio nee and the running time of
tho trains OB every kslirDAd - A0evicA sYe kivea
avery river In Am6siss y u Tscsd Ont, . q ~
towns and cities on the Ohio Asd Mississippi sA4
ether rivers are marked PLAINLY. All the Foru
batteries and Stron shoios IN this country ere laid
down prominently. Fer ralc ny
-. w. WESTCOTT,
jyl7 AAin-se., ID dCoS ison 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-23

Trusse0,
ErON the entire and permanent cnrs Of n
i Hsrnia. Or Rupture. These Irsssss
are believed to be the best made IN the w
United states, and are In use BY the most h
distinguish ted Surgeons In the West W
For sale at the & N
KEOKUK DRUG STORE. U
Fcb15lkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
Large Plate Mirrors etc.. at auction. Is.

= :
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
. . ,.s0 ...,-.-, g. W. McCERREN, Auctioneer.
Office and saesroom, Masonic Hall. St. Charles st.
NJ the premises No 40 ST. Charles Streets between
Common and Grayier streets. will be sold
The contents Of those elegantly furnished apartments No40
Cnarles street, comprising Rosewood Paor Sets Sdepoards
and Etsgeres splendid Of Mahogany Furniture
several large and very costly French Plate Mirrors four very
rich Gas Ghanoeier together with all the Gas Fixtures the
house several very rich Brusse Carpets Damask and
Curtains Silver and Paedware Bedstead Sofas and Lounges
Bureaus Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bosiers Bed Linen
Crockery and Glassware fine Cooking Range. with
large lot Of Copper Cooking Utensils all Of which is
open for Inspection be examined any pre-
to the tais .,.5 f..r
es-TERMs-Cash .g. .,.. ...s. 49,. dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
sHERIFFs SALES.


e5sss eo1nT o 5Ans e. aEW stsSss
Sc IF E,s he e ere
IA e ssass
e ssi q public aacoh liz Msrchan and Auetopsers
assas"s fs s ct sfTS G ana I
afk 81 GESSs SfSsS First
Re p q t. hs saaars No. ~
It'll 5F 6 / ssSahp in same district
and has front Of 81 Liberty BY io7 feet
zSEs L e. sse ON e, 1T: spot.
r. 55yttai y &, Sheriff Of The Parish q Orleans
ouArHrEAz oouH DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La E,LLE,
della souvs,le.orl4sn 2 16sG1HNs II JAMES
xEhTU DUN writ ds saisis q . xsnts
sdsTsHs sasf ri tassssrIs j. pfesids1ss
ds
Sana De% ssn D sn Il yes pade adjudication
S1 - sasS
@ It. a a
IN TsRkaR as dams s District sud dams
borne les de la Commnne avier Liberty Howard
ss,sie dams IaHatre colossus. ~ -a
coNDlTIoFs-comptsn au mem acme Dc padudsa.ion
= dl7 jail IS Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orleans.
THIRD prsrsler coun1, CITY OF. NEW ORLEANS VS.. ~.
nv Of AN ias 11nis Of ssinSe
- and sale directed By the Honorable the Third Dis
rct Court OF New Orleans In the above entitled will
street, between Camp and Magazine Streets on TUESDAY,
A CERTAIN PuRfI0N OF GROUND. together with -
buildings
and suee lying and being the Fourth D.ric of this E
city IL the bounded by Jackson ST. Thomas Gate Fui
toni Philip and Chippewa sreets which said portion Of ground
measures american neasure 86 fest inches front jackson
street, by 2p feet ia depth, between parallel lines
The buildings comprise ta ostofy frame dwelling two
story attached the house. twesoy baidng in the
rear bath house cistsrns. gardens, etc. " 80
The whole plan made by @. A, DeAmas, Deputy Sur
General o. this State dated November r. 1861 and
deposited n the sherifs office for reference s'@t
Seized The above suit. Is .
TERMs-Cash on the spot -E4 y u - ',-
~ ,r-'a - -ss5 JOHN p WALDEN,
r. Nsst b." a& Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
TEo,fsS Cow nE RIsTRIcr La VILE Pc IA NEE
- - - ~SH"s GILBERT,NEo. jS,soi W.
I'm VERTU dun alias writ de saisse ct
- vente moi adresss Honorable Troseme Cour de Dis
c ela Eonyee Orleans aaire dessus je procede
de In Commune les Camp das Maya
pedpdceaon de Ia propes don't snt la description savo
zUNh cEEFAINE PORTION DE TERKE stuee dams lie
Quatreme District de vlie dams let borne par les
aauele portion de terre neure smercain CO pds
pouces de face Ia rue Jackson % peds de proondeu
Ire lignes PARALLELS. A-s ~ - '-lt - s=.'5'E
Ensemble les basses amelioration q sly
cuisine degx etages atenant Ia mRson batsse deux
etages dams lie fond. sale balm, cuves jardins etc.
tout suvant plan desse par A. deArmas dpue arpen
teur general de Get Eta date du IL de 1851 depos
bureau do Sh6rf pour recours..
Saisie dams rafare cidessus. -,5 wv ..s4 ~,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment dc Perturbation,
5.a- -.rF rs's5., JOHN P. WALDEN.
n22d.I "a -Sss.- Shkrf de la Parnise d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
MTSGEI.LAME0US
NEW IHEIRhIaRY.
DIR. REY.NoLD ss

g4s U 4. - 7 " o l. d B 4.
THE UYRIvA14LED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and public be has rened
ana completely fitted Inay the spacious and ele
CANT mansion NO. 10 Baonns stress between Canal sad
mon vhera he will devote all his sension the CURE
OF oANoERs In sher FORMS sead Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every descrfptisn.
ne reeEs With much pleasure to the annexed certificate
MADAM A. cHAPPELIa, well knosn and highly respect
able lady Of this city :al.z : : ssss$ So <,
s.s. - EGopy Of Csriacase.l Ess, rs 81 sgj
rsE @s44 5-.s5 q KEw. ORLEANS 0esi u, Issl.
This to certify tina. the undeEsgned reient Of tho city
o. New Orleans fer humber Of ysass, and residing No
82 Erato street, had been for long afflicted VITA Can
Ger 10 her breast In order have removed the under.
signed applied to Dr. Warren soae who opsrssd ses
different times without efecting subsequeuuy, ap
piled DE- REYNOLDS under Whose treamsat The CANCER
was eectaa removed and perfect made take
this means of doing Justice 10 DR. Reynolds and IN order that
others similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable
services. .ser g5,s
NIL 10 on -.-5s-s5I.5s.s= g. A. CHAPPFIIns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

i II REM ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WORKS. undersigned seg leave to inforn
the public and builders geasrally that shsy mann
WORK. at their foundry Of Magnolia and Erato
oce in Davidson Row. Caropdele seesueh Veraudahz
Railing Shutters, Safe and Bank Doors Straight Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc. II
They Keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Gel,
unanB Ventatos and Sash Weights and Gil all orders
every description of Castings Columns stere and House Fron
BRNRETT LURGEss Dayldsonr Row,
Nsyo nSelets rnnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

MAs ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, exso
&a G E ENvILLE, NEAR CARRoLLToN. -
Session 1861 and 1869. 80
NINE MACE respectfully announces that her Institution
will open for the next session MONDAY, September I'd
PTohpecsss giving references professors pupis
course of studies and other particulars be procured 1t
office application to Mue Mace letters Mime Mace
Office, 500 -Sf-5" - aTEj-T- f'T5 =
gas heretofore lady will conduct day scholars to and
from tho c,rs y .,qs tv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

IOR GsOSOkSFkaEiA,s Lakt. WGAKNEsa+ PAINE
Il In the Hsrk, all Uritsrs Affections WI @ ssaS
THE s3RRAT5 ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sohu q.
TIoNThis world renownsa preparation Al Affection
Of the generatye whether chronic. Phys
clans Of England, of France and of acknowledged
efficacy. ThousHn1s of sufferers have esyed Ey II
Purely vegetable In conposiun It IL harness Ell
cneionb The system becomes nsgoatsd the dsb.tAs1
hody.and depresaed mind restored to energy. a.
i7I1' y tF''E7 = Tls#E5s; Ss 5afs B. ABRAMS, 81
& fS - A NJ Sole agent for uiiited stassst
1stral 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
= -
LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DISTRICT CouRr 3sUcCEssIoN OF JOHN gREcK:
of New Orleans E IssR. GRAYsoN. = No.
WHEREAS, Caroline G. GRAY sOn has petit
w Toned the Court for Lettersof Administration the
estaeof her late husband John Breckenridge Geyson de-
ceased ntesa.e-- TX. ~
Notice Is hereby gwen all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the of The said petitioner
hould not be granted.
By order of the Court. E@. r- .,. ,-,.. - r.
E. MICHOT Deputv Clark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

4EfOR SALE-A STEAM SAW MILL MACHINERY
ia complete running order. Cylinder L. inches snd feet
stroke lever three cylinder boilers g inches and Is feet
long with slab and buttnx slso Grst MIL and Lath
Saying Machinery attached thereto. Apply the PREMISES
Greina, or 80 Exchange Alley. 5lgi aggt . -..
o9 3Inr <. b. 80. - - y..s +GUSTAEE LEROY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
! DENTISTRY.


<ssEszsssas. ARTIFICIAL TEsETH-Ths oes,
cheapest and most repere Dental Establish
in New Orleans. is DR.. FIELD!Nep4.
~4lIlIJls4 Canal street.. E8$E@tH 554sSs +Rais4
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth
~ any Practical Dentist sl States
ton and at pIIees charged by xpsfsnced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry shoHd procure
they rely the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. F We - A
Every Artificial Tooth s OF sspasng beauty which
be detected the productions Of gradually
storing that uniformity features essential youth and
beanty and for mascation and acn
ton. HI 80 ~ VII 5.s- 49, 34}isES 3
j PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily On.
acting Teeth without pain, sersadng anything
ainsd by the MI who vtnsssi
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill
for eheapnsss and utility unsurpassed BY others. Ensz
aliy applied Teeth reodeed and lit
srae charges AT the following written
companying each
after months trial their money will be returned
Fall sets Sterling Silver base. SIS 20
Full finest finish onnd.
Full valeanised Rubber equal % gold from 30 90
Full on IS carat gold base G0te s8 90
Full % gold base from 125
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Thoee requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited
and examine before engaging elsewhere. ~ e
DE-. FIkLDINa, Dental Surgeon, I q
H. II Cann1 sryf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21


DEq slExE CoUn De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
e della Nouvelle-Olleans. BRECkENRInGE GRAY
A TTENDU que Caroline G. Graysona pre-
n sent petition Ia Gonr Pee d'obtenr les Let
tres d. Administration la succession de eu epoux, John
breckenridge Grayson, decide ntestat-- H. rs
Avis est lie present donn6 celia peu
concerner dedire dix ous les asons pour les
quees il ne serat pas fait drc Ia dite petition. b..
Par ordre de la Cour. ...g-sr -
. ,ds2l27 E. MrCHoT, Depne Grefaer.
FIRST JUSTICES CouRr, L. NJ. RUSSIA vs.. T. J. Null
Parish of Orleans. ! DER.-Nos. 1898 and lT19.
by VIRTUE Of two wrtts of heri facias, to
- directed by the Hon. A. G. Bce First Justice of the
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction nONDAY, December 49, 1851 at IL o'clock
M at warehouse No. 50 Julia street, between Foueher and
Magazine streets.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
/ Seized in the above entitled suit. .rr
TERMS-Cash on the spot. .-- =
P. H. DEGRUy, Constable.
PREMIERE JUSTICE de PAIx3E. NJ RUsHA VS.. T. J. Null.
paroisPEs es ao s. DER Nos zS'' ct i7zS'
NV yERTU de deux Syrfts de heri facias 4
~ moi adresse par pHon A. G. Brice Premiere Justice
Pax dams Ia parose Orleans dams Pars cidessu
ie proeedera e LuND % de decembre 1861 midi,
enrepot No. 20 julie entire les Fouhe DIES Maya
sins a Ia publique de: - .
uN LOT DE MEUBLES. ~ *
Saisis dams laHaire cidessus. .-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de rehabilitation. =
dl2 % - gI4 P. Il. DEGRUY, Constable. ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
,m 4easass Loss or TEETEs--Dr. j. WEsFs
liz ST. ChaS,es street. continues supply

liz ST. Cha5ses street. continues supply tho
Loss OF TEETH without wires Or springs,
Upon his new principle Of self adhesion. This
method procured aim universal appreciation, and
ended heine be cst Ingenious Of suppyng AHTI
perfect authorizations r1astnation and perfect ad as
In appearance defy deeeion By closest
Vests method Of SLING teeth with gold cohnes all modern
improvements Those will find these
entirely scrupuiosiy DTW. hie
thanks to the inhabitants Of New Orleans and ysin he
years Office sne esdsrce III e. Chat.ss street. ssccbf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

The Board of Directors shall have power TO make and
adopt such hlaws they deem necessary and proper
the aad regulation the Cooperation contrary
the charter and generally do and perform all and
into full force and effect the objects and purposes Cor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
JEFFERsDN LAKE E1oTEI.-l

4 esA JEFFERSON LAKE H61TEl4-END OF
srrolton RRr-HaFing leased this delightfully."- stustsd
Mi House years. this unaEsn
known 10 the public that has been
April Thankful patrons for past promise In
every possible their Wishes should pleass
them give us call. s9 IN 800 sN$S3 s. q s4;5
IS g., " N l. 5E5 DAMP. PETERS a. co. 4
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s-sn r-z.zzz=.zz==z, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
H.. q Z 4 gS.sz@eSzagN EssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED. s


FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED. =g
Travellers going New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt
Clarksvle and Nashville Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
Green Ky, will save .-..,..
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY.THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE, -.-. st..-. 0.-- 49, e.
~ buying tickets to Memphis the Mississippi and Tenne
Railroad. a. -" r. s, r.,-.. .a az.
Also, points the Mississippi river above Memphis,
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad for the interior Of the State. - .- . IS.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
Deans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
a. NJ and arrive Grenada LOO A. NJ, and at Memphis
A. NJ. connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
aoad, arriving at Nashville at Ii PM the evening.
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf Mem
his for points the Mississippi river far North Fort Pill
Bow, New Madrid and Columbus Ky. -
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sl4 30.
Be Tickets via the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis. . .f
-L&7 81 49, NILES MERIWETHER, go
Chief Engineer aud General Superintendent
81 F, s. RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. d5 tt