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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
6leiOer madden Gent .
Gin 0ro6eS Sc6o6 in A((entaun
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9rcBen 8lsteers rs9Rana9criC ron Sbnurman unb gPgu:
baro, ndmlttb Die pGlt6erLbmte Gtntcln., 1cu.
glass, 8rsdtnrto9ss unb 8eusRGde, 6clen uni
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IN etne Suit &letosr tsden, oae or 70 aut ausaudt
ple Der alte ,9ud" icttlt. Da febt man ebsnfoUs
stn unper9lstIthcr oaufcn pom fGinlien uno belten
Sub-Gn9Iltss, Oeutihes uno 5ranSFfhes-
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lafen, Der mtro 9lstbfaus auf cine fupcrfsine
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game gBelt erltaunt.
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pen 20 bis 90 Gents te Waro ;-uno bae if bed,
wabrhafti9 bini9 aeuua.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
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laetsn Ssrfprtsnsn rtnfinben perpsn, no Johann
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
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ben, t6nnen NteisIte sIsi6faas fir 8e3atlune Elm.
tanbi9cn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03

Die 0cfcb6fte.
Die &aufmannss, unb 5udlers GeIGifte wer.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03

8ocIsfaIt uno 8ctatt Dru99ifttn uno GbcmiFer, SO
u 2Sslt oamltcn Stra6e, naDs sc9snGter Der 800:
ftlIcu5s palle In auentaun so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-26
A FINE SELECTION

[ N SELECTION
Dress silks,
Foreign KGces,
SAX POpEtns.
ladies Hosiery,
Georgia Stripes,
.EIaBGsna Osaabtsrgs,
Opera fJOaks,
sax BGSqWes,
Black Sitks,
EnbrOfderfes,
Lace Sets,
Sporting SbGtCls,
French MertnOs,
Shaker FT0HneIs,
BIeGchcd COftOsas,
COrsets and Hoops
TabIe COrers,
Irish Linens,
Scotch Gfughasnss
Bed TTckIngs,
BrOlos Drills.
RICE, LULL & co.
fsla-daw 1919 MAIN STREET.
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Kew Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
of the same.

PROPOSALS will be received By the undersigned
L commissioners, appointed By the County Court n
shelby county, at the smce Of the architect. James B..
COOK, ESQ OF The city OF Memphis until 70 oiclock, on
THURSDAY, the 2Sth day Of March, 1881, for building 8
jail on the north west corner Of Chickasaw and Auction
streets, in the city Of Memphis, according TO plans and
specifications on de 10 his once.
Contractors viii be requlr G % give q bond for double
the amount Of the contracts, with two approved sureti 6
for she faithful performance Of the same.
The commissioners reserve the right 10 reject eny
tender not entirely satisfactory 70 them
On tie certificate ard estimate o. the archtect, pay
ment " Il be made monthly in the bonds Of Shelby
county, running one and two years. snd bearing six per
cent interest, retaining one-third OF the monthly esti-
mste until the Ensl completion OF the work.
All further Information or explanation viii be given
on application IN person, or by letter to the architect, at
his once, corner Of Han and Madison streets, Memphis,
Tennessee. !. v. A. PETIT,
A. a, MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICEERs0N,
v. II WALKER
J. 3. a. LET,
raTE IN EammFaeH--a-a
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s72s 800 sT5sJ5l7 755,5l2.O 90
bic January, Issl.....~........... 1879 90

s7ss 800 sT5s.5l7 7~55,sl2.O
Interest and rents accrued, mostly psya-
bic January 1912 %
fetal assets. $685. III 81
EoTE.-Ours stocks and bonds are held as permanent
Investments and the present panic value is no criterion
OF their actual vs. ne; bat preferring TO comply strictly
With the letter Of the law, we entei them At ire lowest
cash sales on the 3lst December, 1850, thereby making a
difference Of nearly $4,000 IN our statement.
LIABTLITIEs.
s. No liabilities to banks, or others, due or not due.
S no losses adjusted and due.
:. Los IS either unadjusted or
s. adjusted and not ss5.IO6 IS
g. losses IN suspense, waiting further proef,
Included in last answer above.
10. All other claims against the company,
t~divideEds unpaid -.-.-.-......... 500 %
Total .Oniaes. Ss5.7 los 3
Il. The rale Of the sempany is, net to exceed 100000 10
any one risk, subject 10 loss by q single FIRE.
y. The sm0unt insured in acity or vilEge depends upon
its size-genera'y all the desirable risks 70 be
hadj subject 70 me rule last above named.
Is. The amount insured in any one block OF holdings
depends upon its size and construction, subject 70
the rule above referred 70.
Il. The act Of Incorporation is the same as heretofore
Il. HUNTINGTON, President.
y @. ALLYN, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT lss
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, January 7, 1881.
Personally appeared H Huntington. president, and I.
G ALVIN, secretary, OF the Hartford Fire Insurance
company, and made oath that the foregoing statement.
by them Subscribed. is a true, fail and c1rrect statement
Of the affairs q said company, and exhibits, 20 far a.
can be sscertained at this date. its actual condition on
the FIRST day Of January. 1851 Before me,
AME NICHOLS, Justice OF the Peace.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Tenn. January q, 1851.
This is 20 certify that the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, located At Hartford, in the state or Conneo-
tfcHt, has complied with all the requirements OF the
code On tn subject OF foreign insurance corporations.
in sections l4SS % 1907 inclusive, IS well as the act Of
24tn OF Earch 1850, chapter 2l5, section 70, requiring
a deposit with the con roller Of twenty Thousand dol
lars Of six per cent. bonds Of the State; and that James
B chadwick Is the legally aulhorized agent OF said com
paEy, in the city Of Memphis, State Of Tennessee.
J. T. DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued and renewed, AMI losses adjusted
and promptly paid, BY
J. E. CHADWICK, Agent,
fe1-Im BAN BUILDING.
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New Dyeing establishments,

MEsSRs. MATTHEWS s. HUE1,
ATE Of the school OF the great and celebrated Chem
Ii icsl Dyers AID 5courers, Cook s. Matthew'S, OF s..
Louis, have been induced to uuen An establishment for
carry nz on the shove business IN all its branches.
Every description Of gentlemens Coae, Vests and Pants
are dyed, cleansed and restored 20 their original periec-
tioR. They certainly do remove every spot Of grease,
paint, wax and tar, together with sl other blemisheE
and impurities 20 which such garments are Hsble, and
warrant the spots not 10 reappssr. Gait aud examine
their samples Of Coat dressing. Il they fail 10 please
you. no charge viii be made. Their ONCE Is on Jefferson
street, between Kahn and Front Row.
mrl7.tv MATTHEW'S & tn7T.
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conssrvs
uvs).
2.
THE EDINBURG REVIEW (Whig).
3
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree
Church,
l.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (L5s-
Ta).
B-LACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE
CTory.)
TERMS:
Per aru.
F1r ny one o. he four
For any two Or The four $50
Fer any three Of the four 7 90
For al four o. the RevieEs.. 90
FOR BlseEWo0d'z 80
For BIsckwood ana ons 5 o.
Pr BiackEosd ant Two 100
For BlsckHHod and three 200
For BlscEEood and the fsur
n. B-Ehs price 10 Great Britain Of The I've Perist
icsls aso7s named is s3l p~r sunln-
Republi<hed y
LEOHARB 3CoTT & co.
dr5- 5lG0Id Street. Nav York
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. Z G II 8 s
Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Pistols, Canes, Etc.

WE have Just received eur fall stock Of tbs above
w goods, embracing many new and desirable pat
terRs, which we viii sell low for cash.
Watches and Jevelry repaired and warranted.
A. j. WARREN g. o.,
1913 corner Main and Monroe streets,
usva-lauTv NeuDhfz-
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Mary g. Hammer VS.. a. n. Hsnner. 10 the Circuit
CONT Il shelby county, at Raleigh.
TX this cause il appearing frem the petition herein
diel. dnfv sworn 20, that the defendant il a nsn-
resident OF she state Of tennessee, il is srdereI BY the
CLERK that publication for thirty DAYS be made in The
Memphis Weekly Appeal, reqairins the defendant A
Hammer, to aHp Ar within The arst three days Of
next Circuit Court, to he held a. BALE gh or gn third
Monday in Nay next. sud then and there &c plead,
answsr er drmur to oomriairaltis bill hereia nled for
ai-0rce, or the saae viii be taken for confessed, and
set fr hearing ex parte.
Done At oMc5 Febf u4rF IS, 1851
n D. l. STEWART, CLERK.
cellar 4 Thomplou solicitors ioreamplainant.
fe2o-Wst
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AIRLINE ADAIR,
Or,
Who's the Captain2
By CAPTAIN R C KENDALL.

- A4AA - p y
Besides he varied snertaiumsnt ofered IN tha f5-sro-
lnssummay, he SOUTHERN FABILT JOURNAL VII
present. a. h~erst9iorel an Unsurpassed ooneeas1 q
SHORT STORIES. (oomBists IL one nun5sr.J
ADVENTURES, Qy s7od and as,d.)
HEHs OF EzEs, lat hsas and sbrozd.J
GOSSIP, fsbout men and thi1Es.l
VIZ AND luxor.
POETRY.
We mar also add
ANECDOTES IN NATURAL HISTORY.
RAOTS FOR THE FARaEK HOUsEEEEPER.
NEW INVENTIONS.
IN . EaT- varied miscslsng OF instructive o. ven q
eutertaialrg matter.
The SOUTHERN PANTY JOURNAL i q mauuotl
eight paged paper, c1ltlEliuE fertF Columns - &c.
realms uzfsr. Each Huube- banfs9usIy
ne SOUTHERN FAMILY BrREAL = pu5llslsd
- laa8 snss subscribers at O. s yeari
sent Ter s. Terms i~nTariabiJ 10 advance
AEtuaEter tending u eight subscrI5ers a. al 50
vii Be Entitled 70 enc coy free.
ne SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL can Be ha1C
al news dealers and periodical st0rs-
TLiberal s-TanEsmsnis viii Be nae win dealers.
are requested % sead IN thsir orders without delay
specimep soBies ssnt free when requested.
AL communications oautsining subscrlFI91G or 1-1sr-
wise sh1uid have the name o. the writer FisICg sr-t-
give name q post cnce, county and State. A--rss
CHA5- H a. co.
Once Of Southern Family Joanna.
E.rEsm.- uHTrHwH~a Nd
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H. T. FARNSWORTG L Co.,
,ra-5.waow AZ MkTE gTHRET
WOuaes and Lots Tor sale.

TWO Houses and Lots, situated on Dunlzp street
east q the Charleston Depot, and suilsbie for small
~tanailies. viii b sold at q bargain, Il app D
made sosa. For further particulars, applY 3
p~ristoEs Of ne ApPesa, =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-26

From Eon. Chas. Eason, late Gommiaiousr ofPatens.
WashinstoB, D e., October 4, 1850.
Learning that R. ". Fenwics, Esqs b ab1at 70 cren
an onee IN this city as a solicitor q PEteuts, ! cheer
fully state that ] have long known hin IS q gentleman Of
large experience in such matters, Of prompt and aocu-
rate business habits, and Of undou6ted i~ntcgrity. As
such, I commend him 70 the Inventors ef the United
gfstes, CHARLES MASON.
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A1emph1a, Tennesse
FIREl FIRE. FIREl


CUOH has been our ~ooBfusion since the late nrei ana
y CONSTANT daily lasors in removing our stock from a
dangerous building and rshttinE q new enc, we have
scarce found the m0msst 10 express publicly our truly
HEARTFELF HAN TO the may friends who sx-
srtod themselves 70 their utmost in saving our property
at the ars, their great sars taken in avoiding 5~reakags
and loss, and their suhssquent sympathy IN our Wisior-
tone. To our n~eishsors who kindly threE their doors
open t. "a, and to Barnst Graham, Esq Who generously
ofered Us tbs use Of bis three dHe stores in the Jackson
block. to store orr stock safe from our Dsrilous situation
after the ore, we saaIIever feel under deep obligations.
We could msntsn many name, Of those who pat forth
e~xsrtions in saving our property, but We might
do Injustice By 50 doing. Nay they receive a reward
such as re cannos bestow.
Il. ?. FARNSWORTH s. co.
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H. HUNTINGTON, President.
THO. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
~COErROLLER's OFFICE,

}. E. CHADWICK, Agent,
fel-Im RANK BUJDING
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL.
HUNTSVILLE, .aE.4B.aM.f.


THIS HOUSE is now open for the accumulation Of
i the public. The rooms are all large, VII venti-
lated, and furnished Ia the best style with new and
beautiful furniture and carpets. The public rooms aud
halls are lighted BY gas The Ladies' and G-nuemen's
Piriors are furnished n e spieuiii and luxurious style
.-.----LI. IL -.----..
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pharmEeeE4oal ana AEnulaC1r4le
Chemists and DrugEiEs,
vs Isl and 2s Eain street, Memphis. Tenn
arfho-issd prsprleiors ia tae United States
,4serVe fbe nalir written CT the label Of each
4, osuuterfeit Wnio1 is fflouF.
sole By al res7ss Ss sostsen stsies.
N fibelsi aiscoant 70 the TRACE. Eo@-daWeoN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-26
ETCHEVARNE'S
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,

ACAAss
One mile south from Court Square.
WE have a large let Of FRUIT TREES of our oEn
w EreWth.
Peaeh trees, strong and vigorous, Of the --latest va
Tieties.
Apfle trees, Of the best kind, for the South.
Pear tree-A large lot Of dwarf and standard pear
trees.
AIs5 Cherry, Plum, Apricot, Eectsrines, etc.
A splendid assortment u large and handsome Ever
greens, Roses and Green horse plants
Anything in the nursery line always on hand.
Plaats guaranteed TO order and delivered 20 any part
Of the city free Ct charge. Orders from the country So
licited.
Persons In the country wighiug gardens made 70 or
der viii BE- accommodated on reasonable terms. we
employ none but the beq w0rkmen.
Orders through the post-omcs to me will receive
prompt attention
Zoe gfchevsrns having been in France this last Sum-
mer has added largely in the newest Roses, Japouicas,
eahlss, Hiacynths, Tulips, etc etc Also in Frgit
Trees Of the choicest kinds al Of which he will sell at
the lowest prices for cash.
dss-tspI Enquirer copy
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Transportation.
3 TENW. RAILRnAn.
SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
MISSISSIPPI AND TEFgNEssEE
2 A TT p a u
CHANGE OF TEsEE.

ON n After WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q,
follows;
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The following are 3 lew o. the ieCd5lg dissG5 fs
which DALLFY7S EAGIE CAL PAIN ELERAG1OB
IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS!
R0RElE w. FENEECK.

Oste manager CT The Washington Branch Omcs Of the
Scientific American Patent Ag-lcy Of kessrs.
&Gau s. Co, and feT more than ter years
oially connected N.th said drm ana with an
ex7-rIsnos o. tou-.eea years in evsry
branch relating 20 tls Patent CHce,
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- eeorre. discovered

R--.r 40 every en- rgencys ihe crlgaLei Iepe ~
--[es over y q rsspecrs5le sra q pla1n
.-l- = Rsiuhura. Who have prepared y eEc1aitfyl
- - r-rrofr-afon into the soutlern STATES D HuYis
hrd II ray be mentioned a. q E ne4nstse
~ 5rfrfnzfc merit and superiority over ~ otneI
l----.5o- 81 rtsnach msIcines5 either u Bursps o.
E-l-e-. nat upward o.
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rRsfsHT AND AoooGToDArIoE MANS

FRs1GHT M ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
win leave and arrive as fellows:
ARRIVE At
Garner at.s....-..6i5 A n Memphis EL.....4.00 P N
LEAVE ARnIvE AT
Trains arriving az Memphis connect with the Memphis
ssd Charleston and the Memphis and OHIO RaiiroAIa,
for the North aud East.
Trains arriving At Garner station there connect with
a daily line Of uail cnaches, which leave On arrival o.
the mail train for Grenada, and New Orlssns via His
81 sippi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold BY L. s. Knovit5n AZ Gayoss
ara W0Tsham houses. r. 90
uo2E EenarsF gunarfrsanfart
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ThsGhief Among Ten Thousand
DaIleT'S MAGICAL Pain Extractor

As universally sup9Ialtsd all other Ointmsuts AID
II beaitng applications in both tho Eastern and Vest
ern Hemispheres- wherever introduced; and its infrtB-
SIC merit is the true secret OF its success ia all cUtGRe-
Gus g5ecioEgs whether he cause BE- GccideBtOr dfssGse.
BURNS n 6CALDS
Are ~ius-srtiy relieved of.s thsiF anguish, pain ant
Inflammation, BY q unelyS application o. this marvel
lous hecier, and the se5aEt is renewed IS If BY .
charm. no bleuLsh or scer2 remaining.
TEE FRIEND OFETHH NURSERY.
Children ere frtdrenfN sufferers from ezternsl
Injuries. especially froEE fluid ard CGm1hene Ez-
TlcsiCEs-ibersfare everyia mother should have thIs
healing preparation con- SANITY It HAND. Il heas
sore Bre1sss, and q~uicklyz1 removes the TETTER CT
RIEGWORM, so PrcrG-< tent in the HZrserg.
10 TRAVELLERS BYE SEA \
TIE EGchiuists, the TrE.l ve,er, and every other 10.
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chance Of accident from5 explosion, 6Teor collision,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-26

John w. Elan Before Thomas Eoleman. J. p.
V. YAttachmeat against a ~noB-resl-
r X Horrsan bdeut.
n7HE defendant viii take no ICE that an attachmsn
j has been sworn cut against hlfn by the pleintih
and g levy made on 8 certain sorrel mare, q mans sad'
Ole and buggy, and The sane set for Trial on the FIRST
A or JULY. 1851. at 20 O'Clock, A. NJ, before The
said justice. a. HIS cm-e in Shelby county, Tennessee
a. which time and plsce tie defendant IS notified 10 sp-
pear and defend, If he sees cause This arst day o
January, 1851.
is27-Nat THns HnLENLN. IL
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HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate Of R.
II Virgeson, deceased, al creditors are hereby NOT :
aed 10 hie their %cisifnt, properly pr0asted, IN the Clerks
Office Of the County Court, Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
Gu OF before The FIRST "a OF NAY, 1851, for Pre-
rata payment.
jsI7-im CARoLIEH vIRGEsON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-26
EEWaeNaUOW,

TSRoM the subscriber, living II miles east ofeA
4 Brownsville, Tenn, q NEGRO MAN named&
Burrell, six feet eight inches high, aged short 81
years and weighs about IT'S pounds. Said negro is~A%
very black. had q permiasian from ne, in writing, TO
hunt a home for the present year Aad viii probably
avail himself OF It to rearh a free State. When last
goinr 4. ne direction Of Memphis. A liberal reward
win Be given for the apprehension Of said boy, OF for
fe9-dIfsFaf W. 7, BOND.
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Tbree MInion BOTTLES
were 20 ~ cree s15or,55 . III psrts q the 1ablabis
s.sos to fhe Ecntch Tonic
> : E : e -. and Children

"a fhis strengthening Cordial FOR Heahhess OF
ae-.-r diseases OF ny Kind To ne m7tleg VIII
1000. tkese Briers are tndipsnaole, ana hole -
zS.-s Vbzu TIE melher'E nourishnaut is i~nadaqaAts