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From Washingten.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2g-Tbe Times says the fe
male captives are placed in ? commOdiOus yelling
Several have beena arrested besides these named
The CtmSleTcicl says Mrs GrccnhOw, amt of
Mrs Douglass has been arrested.
Mr. Yeastman. an old anti slavery man. is appoint
ed Consul to Bristol.
Political arrests are hereafter not to be published
The Republican this morning says a battle across
the Potomac cannot be avoided many days longer.
Elihu Burritt is appointed Consul TO New Castle
England.
Advices from Virginia report every thing quiet,
but there are strong Indications OF an attack in a
short time.
The Confederates are in possession Of Bailey g
Cross Roads, and are bringing up baggage from
Springfield, four miles distant.
The Tribune says LAST night at 10 O'Clock Frank.
Inns brigade Of five New York regiments was or
dered to advance without knapsacks. They march
ed within two and half miles Of Baileyis Cross
Roads, Early this morning the Confederates open
ed fire with two rife cannon, about quarter Of
mile beyond Rsileys, and drove in the Federal
pickets, following them half a mile Franklin's
brigade of 5000 Federsis with FIVE cannon, marched
to point near the CT ossing. where 500 were sent
into eornfeld, the Confederates being only 500
yards distant.
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Arinnna.

Col. BAYLOR. Ia Command Of the Confederate for
ces in Arizons had issued his proclamation organ
iztng the territory temporarily under a military
form Of government, and declaring al laws ana
enactmeuts heretofore existing and not infringing
the laws and Constitution of the COME aerate States
still in force The government is divided into two
departments the executive and judicial the former
TO be vested in the commandment of the Confederate
army An territorial efacers, before entering upon
their official duties, are required to taSe oath to
support the Constitution and laws Of both the Con-
federate and territorial governments.
The Mesiia Times Of the 81 inst. states that Gen
AlbertSydney johnson had arrived there from Cali
fornia with his company and several resigned army
officers lie was expected to proceed in lew days
TO San Antonio, and thence with all possible dis
patch for Memphis, and possibly go thence to Rich
mond. The probability is that he viii re aeh Mem
phis bY the middle or last of September.
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TAKE CARE OF THE SOLDIERS FANmY.-A meeting
will be held in the Tulip Street (Aethodist Church.
IN Edgefeld tonight for the purpose of organizing
Society to aid in taking care OF the wives and
children of the husbands and fathers who have
gone to the war. All patriotic and benevolent citi
zens on that side of the river are requested to
attend Let US see that the soldiers family is
Portable in his absence. Winter will soon be here
snd many must suffer unless relief is organized.
The soldier must fight with poor heart who knows
that his wife and children suffering with cold,
or hunger, or nRkedness. We shall want more vol
unteers by & I'D by.
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The CONFEDERATE STATES Us. JOIN CLARK-In a
previous notice of this case in which the defendant
ia charged with treason the wording of the remark
attributed to the Confederate States Judge might
convey an improper impression. The Judge stated
that he had no power over the case except to try it
according to law and that the defendant must look
to the President Of the Confederate States for any
other relief than by trial.
We understand the examination Of the defendant
will take place at the Capitol Saturday, the 18th
of September when the proofs will be heard for the
defendant and against him.
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"a LITTLE MORE GRAPE Carr. BRAGG We learn
from reliable authority, that Brigadier General
BraxtonBragg, whose name Is as familiar as house
hold words" 70 the entire country, has beenOrder
ed to report for duty with the army othe Poto mac
and We shall doubtless hear from him in the next
brilliant conflict of arms.
General Braxt0n Bragg entered West Point as a
cadet in 1885, graduated in the class Of 1887, and
was appointed Brevet Second Lieutenant, Third
Artillery. During the fall and winter OF that year
he was engaged il the Commlssary DEPARTING Mt
and as Acting Adjutan; In July, 1888, he was rails
ed to the rank of First Lieutenant. For gallant
Conduct in defence of Fort Brown on 9Th May 1876,
. he was breYeted Captain in June, 1916. he was
raised to the full rank of Captain. lie participated
a. = prominent actor in the several engagements be-
fore Moutcry Mexico. In September, 1916, for gal
liant conduct was breVeted Major; on the glorious
field of Buena VISTA 23i February, lS47, when
his battery saved the day the brevet rank Of Lieut.
enant-colonel was awarded TO him. 90
Il was on this latter occasion, when sold lack
TsylorD felt that the fortunes of the day hung in
the balance, that Bragg's Battery numbered
near the Comnander-in Chief. A heavy column Of
Mexicana victorious at almost every point was
seen approaching. Captain Bragg held his IRE I'M
oil the enemy were close up, when he commenced
such cannOnRde as was unheard OF IN the annals
of Mexican warfare. In the twinkling of an eye
the column halted, wsvered turned and fed; and an
officer Of the army Afterwards made this remark 70
US, "The way the heads, arms and legs OF the Mex
leans flew about was caution
General Bragg remained in the army until Janua-
~, 1856, when he resigned and has since been en-
gagged in planting in Louisiana, and upon the seces-
siOn of Louisiana he promptly left the plow for the
sword and received from President Davis Briga-
dieE's commission and the command of Pensacola,
Florida. He is a native Of North Carolina, and re-
fleets distinguished credit not only the Stste Of
his nativity, but also upon that OF adoption.
General Braggs transfer from Pensacola to the
Army Of the Potomac, is worth fifty guns to the
cause Of the South
Brig. Gen E. H. Anderson succeeds Gen. Bragg
In the command at Pensacola. Gen. Anderson Is a
graduate of the United States Military Academy in
the class of 1912, and was soon after appointed
Second Lieutenant FIRST Dragons. For gallant and
merto rious conduct In affair with the enemy at
San Augustin, Mexico, August 1913, was raised to
the rank of First Lieutenant. Ia March 1855 he was
made Captain Most OF his service have been on
the frontier, and consequently, he has made but
little operation for distinction. At the beginning
of the present revolution, Gen. Anderson resigned
from the United States army, and was appointed by
Gov. Pickens Colonel of the First Regiment South
Carolina Infantry, which position he heled until
his recent promotion to Brigadier General by Presi
dent Davis. He is a native of South Carolina
Charleston Mercury, AHg. p. p -- e.
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In ChanceTy at LaTaYctie---June RuIes,
1871.

AusHER STEWART - Allen C0n-su and wife sarsh, ana
osasrs On molten il pesrsg TO The Clerk asE.e
that Miriam Crawford, jobs kcTsy and vie EHza.e.h
liam stewart Cathasiue Davis Eho married Carries DAVIS ana
ssd lssviag her sad husband and the
number not TeSOlifesd, the hers uf stewart
me names ana nuDoe- not Iecaced Patsy Davis, vie
Samuel Davis, wa died leav children, knaa eth
er thST names nulbeT, DsFy Dali, James Dill some
rams and number net known, Tennessee Lucy Bryant was
married or ant both Of Wbos1 and let he ri,
lowing children, toit Dzrtaaia Who married Green Cras
Sant9d Bryant, Shsey Bryant &srdy HryantPsIi
azaA Bryant and Huotn II BTga1 both EhCm are mnors
And the hers AMI representatives, Of Alexander Stewart
their names and numler Rot knsvn and The heirs Ct Pog
Fsrris Wto nsred Edward FaTris, Elies got
col ecsd all defendants in Ills and ron rssea 81
the Stale 81 Tennessee hat The crHay pocEuf this court
e4nns Be served upon thin It Is therefore crircd - he C
aud Master uf said Court that publication made Tor four
cessise weeks in The Union Amer Newspaper pub
ed IN he city Of NashFe, requiring said debdants to apu,
at The eouIth0nse in The toEu Of Lafayette ccuny ofs-
and State Of TennslEee, the 1st Riny after the II
hendsy in August nes then ard eTe plead answer ors
% complairaas bill And 10 default thereof said tIll
viii be taken fer nfeEsed snd set for hearng srts As %
them this 4th JEns 1851. JOHN CLAIBORNE. g. 4 AZ
jalyS-E4t
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RICHMOND, Aug. 2s.--CoxGREss. Congress vii
not adjourn q day account Of the Preside nts in
ability to attend to public business The President.
health is improving Some members favor the re
lease of Parish, McGraw. and Ellis They are held
only on points Of etiqustte and example, to main
tain the dignity of the Government
Commodore Boutwell, of the United States Navy,
was arrested and brought here ss a spy.
Rumors Of the surrender Of Rosenerantz to Gen.
Lee are not confirmed, but the War Department ex-
poets such intelligence.
Gen. AcGhere, on visit to inspect the hospitals,
reports that the health Of The soldiers is improving
The greater number of cases of measles and ty-
phOid pneumonia relapsed.
The sickness is almost entirely confined to troops
from the rural districts.
Some variety 10 food is much needed.
Congress passed bill providing for auditing the
accounts of States against the COnfederacy.
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Frorn yYestern VIrvIuJo.

GALLIPoLB. August pa bloody battle occurred
at Gross Lanes, near Sammergille on the 26lh Col
onel tTyler's force Of nine hundred were
surrounded, white at berAkfast two hundred
are missing. After a desperate fight. thew cut
through and scattered The following Federsls are
known TO be killed Captain Dyer. Captain Shurt-
Lift, Captain Sterling, Adjutant L. Deforrest, Lieu
tenant Warrentz and Sergeant Major Ting Other
field officers are safe. The Confederate force is re-
ported to be 5000 strong, including 400 cavalry :;
their loss was heaVy 80 l--
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29-lt is supposed that the
Southern telegraph line win not be interrupted IN
til after the meeting of the Union msmbars of shs
Kentucky Legislature and the Union Congressmer
proposed to be held az Prankfort and who are ex
peeted to fix the status of the State. -.
Passengers by railroad, report that Ho6litzel an
officer of Rosseau's brigade, has been arrested at
Eiizabethtown. Hoblitzel was formerly an agent
for Adams Express Company. The alleged cause
Of his arrest is for cutting down tree some where
an old trouble
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talcsa.oSD' Aug. 26.-The baltimore Eresaugs Of
saturday says that Attorney Geper,l Bste. bss
y, an opinion that the freedom Of L p-ess can
he Pa naiIe eonstitutiOnaly whenever the safety Of
IN Philadelphia have been seized snd s,,sssa7
~ '"s ohlleo states Marshal It is evident that All
viii be stopped. AZ li'7'i a''Oh
,,, LnS sew York Herald calls aloud for martial
ton press. F-91s'i VI 1ie VpPO7i-
seere.SFy cameron has Issued an order eonseli
dating the army and abOlishinc ell s,sts 5;stioo.
tons. - @'ase ulSslnc-
hc94osD Aug ZI,Reports are current that the
in TIE mountains Of Western Virgins ~ 80,
however, needs eOnfrmation -Hs tloE',
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Bigbyville, Maury CO., Aug. Is, ls6l.
Attention volunteers.


Those who wish to join well organized company
would do well to report themselves immediately to
Captain A J. McWRRTER, Of the Edgeaeld Rifles
Tenn, 18th regiment volunteers, atCamp Trousdsle
None but those in good health and at least five
feet eight inches high need apply.
Those belonging to The command will report
themselves Immediately for duty. aug30-d1w'
There are now three grand theatres of war
Eastern Virginia, Western Virginia, and Missouri
from all of which we may expect to hear ere long
of stirring scenes. But we have an abiding faith
in the valor Of cur troops and feel confident that
whenever the opportunity is afforded them they
will repeat the glorious deeds of Bethel, Manassas
and Springfield. Let US wait hopefully for the re-
suits of their struggles, In the meantime, SECURE
yourself against loss by FIRE at the well known
Southern Insurance Agency of ". J. MARI, No. rs
College street. .-s. aue25 If
The PUBLIC ACTs.-The acts of the two Extra
Sessions of the Legislature can be procured by
applying at this Office. $500. T.
August 13-tf s.eH .ar
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From ChnrIeston.

CIF4RLEsToN, Aug 26.-Private advices received
here states that General Bragg has been ordered to
the Potomac.
In the Confederate Court to-day Judge Magrath
decreed the brig John Welsh and cargo as a lawful
prize for the of her captOrs, the privateersmen
Of the JEFF. Davis.
Also the brig Glenn and cargo for the use of her
eaptors the priYateersmen of the Dixie
The steamer Marion arrived this morning from
Bulls Bay, reports occasional visits from man of
war of Bulls Bay yesterday.
A schooner also appeared of there waving the
English flag. and stood of and on until dark Some
supposed her to be 3 vessel Of the enemy in dis
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The Election In the Oonfederate States

The people of the Confederate States vote for
Presidential Electors the first Wednesday of De.
cember, 1861. The electors of the several States
meet at their respective State capitals on the first
Wednesday of December, 1861. The Confederate
Congress meets at its present capital, Richmond,
Virginia, on the 18th February, 1862. On the fol
loving day, February I9th, 1862 the votes for
President and Vice President are counted. On the
rated in due form.
We presume that all the Confederate States have
made the preliminary arrangements for the election
of the first officers of the Government now so near
at hand. They have arranged their electoral DIS
tricts, we believe, and taken all proper steps for
holding the elections in accordance with the provi-
sioEs of the Confederate Constitution. We hope
that We shall have no other preliminary arrange
ments for our first Presidential election. We are
gratied to be able to give the assurance that the
election is not likely to be matter of contest be-
tween rival chieftsins and cliques but merely the
formal and authoritative declaration of the choice,
by reclamation, on the part of the Confederate
States Of America, Of their highest executive OIL
GERS, for six years from the I'D February, 1862.
The election Of members Of the Confederate Con-
gress also takes place the day of the Presidential
election. The States of South Carolina North Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama FloriGs, Mississippi, Lou
Islan2, Texas, Virginia, Tennessee, and Arkansas,
will be fully represented in that body. Missouri,
sinost certainly; Maryland. quite probably, and
Kentucky, possible, also.
The Confederate Senators will be elected by the
Legislatures of the respective States above named,
ali OF which will convene before the day appointed
for the meeting of Congress in this city.
Ii will thus be seen that by appointment our Gov
ernment goes into full operation the 22d Februa
~ next That 1t Is already in 'the full tide of sue
cessful experiment. is admitted even by a number
OF It's enemies May it be purpetual Richmond
Enqairir, dug. 26.
THE TARlFF.-Single copies of the UNI0Y AND AMER.
ICAN containing the Tariff of the Confederate States
can be obtained at this Office ..s
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NorIcE-I hope my customers in the City OF
Nashville will be coed enough to save all the Nm
eral water corks for me, as 1 cannot obtain
further supply, in consequence Of The LINCOLN
blockade. Your attention to the above viii oblige
me very much, as eOrks are as essential to me now
as the bottles
N B-I have also to inform my customers that
through my inability to procure silver enough to
make ehange for my customers, have issued 25c.
tickets which viii be rsdsemable at any time by
the Undersigned d. McCeRMsCK.
manufacturer Mineral Water, Porter and Ale,
aug2l1w No. 20 Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn.
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vs.hyI1Ie FemaIe Academy.

The friends of good Music viii. be pleased to
know that we have added to our Faculty Of last
year the Misses ERBA. of Richmond, Va.
These Ladies are Italian artists as Teachers Of
the highest order We have desired for years to
bring them to Nashville.
Mr.. m TAYLOR VIII be in his place at the Acad-
envy. Il is due to Mr.. TAYLOR to say that he did
not fail one day during the last five months to neet
his pupils al Gss Academy. c. Z. ELLIOTT.
aug30-3t fa .--~74sa 81 Fs5Asf
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From san,aFe.

SANTA FE, Aug. I7--75O troops from Fort Fill
more, who surrendered to 800 Texas Rangers were
released parole, the Texans retaining their arms
and horses belonging to three commands of mount
ed R1ienep.
Gen. William Pelham and Col. Clements have
been arrested by the Federal authority, suspected
Of giving improper information to the Texans at
Fort Bliss Clements took the oath and was released
Pelham refused to do it.
Col Candy has suspended the writ of habs1s cor
peis in New Mexico. Fort Stanton has been burned
by Canbys order. Candy is the Federal command
ant OF the department of New Mexico.
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Foreign.

Nav YORK, Aug 29-LATEsT The steamer Asia
has arrived with liverpool dates of the 18th, via
Queenstown. 2 ar-a- -F.a
Gotten sales yesterday g. 900 bales, closing firm
and unchanged Sales to Spectators and export
ers A. 90 bales. Breadstufs very dull. Provisions
duh. Erie shares 24lG124a. Illinois Central 80.
Sales of cotton at Havre 900 bales; market dul
and unchanged. Stock at Ha,re 2G6 900 bales;
closed quiet and less firm.
Two members Of the Italian Ministry have re-
signed Cialdini has demanded the appointment of
their successors.
Naples win undertake to crush out the brigand
chiefs
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
AlEDIcAL DEPAR7lzY7.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TUE regular eourse OF Lecsz-ss Tor I's62 viii oosu
on TIC Is. Noulsy Of aSVsa5er n1z and ssntiaas ass
months
THOMAS JENNINGS, Il D, Professor Of AzatO=y AID
Physiology.
JBERRIENLINDsLEE, II D, PFofsssos Of Chemistry AID
Pharmacy. .--
OK WINSTON, N D. Prof ssar Of Nsia Mediss and MOD
ical JarisoFudelcs
Physiology. 1872. r.. r..E
JOHN WATSON, N D. ProiSssor Necessities aEIrls.
eases Of Wsmen and okildrcn. l.sE
PAUL BYE, D, Professor OF Pr ncPiss AID Praete Of
Surgery
W PowLISs, N D. Professor sf Institutes aaa Prnsiss
OF medicine.
WILLIAM BRIGGS, N D, Adjunct Professor and Dem0a.
strstoF Of ARatony
Ths Tennessee sIss hospital un6er the direction Of The F1
ulty Is open TO the Class free Of charge .rl
CEnisue is connected with The University a. which ope
tons Perrmd ard cases prescribed fr and eured
in the presence OF the class.
Anount for Lee Slo5 Matreulatoa paid
once Only So Practical Anatomy, $40 Graduation ke5 -.
Coed boarding be procured for 50 % 81 per week Fer
further information or Catalogue apply TO
W.K. BOWLING, NJ D.,
ug9-w2t Dean e. the Faculty
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EATON FEMALE COLLEGE.
ATTACHMENTS

-Htafe Of Tennessee, Davidson Comfy =.
in Four Cases by Attachments. ~.
i L. Gal0rEih q. 7. Fukes, K Erkpstr,ck Va G r
G. 7. Fukes +. Wamzek vs.. Fullss, T. J. Joh-son
Vs. g FuIkes.
eur Jus'iee Court in Civil District No 90 On the Ieh
n day O august lebi on len q PiGs in tbs sbsvs
and appearing 70 til u t Juses kaf
the said Defendant is n0n-TSsd,ntc q state o. Ten1sss
and ereore the ordinary process Court eanuot
served him. 1t is therefore, ordered q Al he Fie1aans
appear at Cs il the 0h Civil District Ga he sth day
Of septemoer. e6i. tn pead answer or dur 70 The
aeDEents othergse the taid causes VIII be heard pac.
augis E4t JOIN II. CAETW RIGHT, J. 2.
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From mIsso1rt.

LEXINGTON, No. August 29.-The Missourlans are
cOngregatng in large numbers in this and surroun-
ding counties, and if allowed viii overrun Lafay-
cite, Ray, and other rich Counties as they are now
doing. They will collect provisions.
Fremont has been advised OF this state CT things.
and called on to assist. The Home Gusrds still
hold the Notifications and can probably hold the
town. -H.... ...
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.


We are authorized to annoIu,e B. CHEATHAMa can.
didate for reeieson to the Office Of Mayor Of Nashville
Rug9l-te'
We are authorized to ACTON ToUEG candidate
for Mayor OF Nashville at tia ensuing election.
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~ o. Griffith, Esq - Do Mr.. Franklin, of Sumner,
and the gentleman Of Middleton Rutherford CO.. grow
the snail Lincoln corn If So send them to haury,
where they can get the JEFF. DaULs vdrietg. / got
from the field of DIR. n Perry, of this vicinity, an
ear containing l,425 grains, and LETT plenty more
Ike il and from my own field tive ears, one meas
uring ii and the other 10y inches in circumference
The la tier contained 1905 grains.
WIN. X. LEETT.
Bigbyville, Maury CO., Aug. rs, 1861.
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From WashEnaton.

WASHINGTON, August % Several FederaIs were
killed and wounded in skirmishes on the Yirgini 4
side Tuesday. -,rsr
Enquiries have been made regarding the loyalty
Of mail contractors in Maryland, Kentucky, and Ms.
souri,, elieiting much valuable information
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IRISH BULI.-An Irish paper speaks of the Blac k
Horee Cavalry at the battle Of Bulls Run "compOs-
ed OF niggers, fighting for the perpetusOn of their
own slayery.U
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From New York

NEW YOEK, Aug. 29--Wm. Patrick, Wall Street
Broker, has been sent to Fort Lafayette by the
Connecticut Marshal for preaching secession,
peace, and other reasonable doctrines
David WilmOt is dying of cancer of the stomach.
The Commercial says the captain Of Maine YES
sci captured by privateer in May escaped bring
ing valuable Information in regard to the fortified
tons at Hatteras Inlet and doubtless ere this has
guided the naval expedition there which will ope-
rate in the reduction of the batteries.
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HAGERsTowy. Nd, August 29-There is constant
firing On the Federal pickets across the river be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Conrsd's. II u reported
that an attack is threatened at Point of Rocks Sat,
urday, '' 80 a
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B. LANIER Esq, of Gen. ANDERsoN's brigade,
leaves on Saturday for the brigade. These having
friends and relatives in First regiment the Bri
gade wishing to send letters if left at this Office or
at LANIEH PunLIFs Co.'S, Will be taken with plea
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The steamers Eastport Dunbar, and Sam Kirk
time past were taken up the Tennessee to Fort
Henry the other day. They moved just in time, for
the next day the gun boats made their appearance
at Psdueah, inquiring anxiOusly as to the wherea-
Souts af the above mentioned steamers.-C ldTksuihe
,Jf1Teysoaian