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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

WI SALE.-Pursuant 20 the command Of q deere
tai order OF sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county OF CuyahOga, and Stale OF Ohio, at the
suit Of EzrR Monlux, plaintiff, against Levi Thorn
rs, OF. ais, Defendants, to ms directed, I shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
~, on Saturday, the Attn day OF May, 1851, at two
O'Clock P. M, the following described real estate,
situated in the township Of East Cleveland, In said
county: "A tract Il land situated In lots Nos and
5 in East Cleveland, in Ouyah0sa county, Ohio, be-
ginning at q point on the plank road at the west cor
ner OF that portion Of the premises set OF 90 Electer
Smell; thence 5. 504 degrees e. 6 chains thence s.
394 degrees W. - links thence $, 504 degrees +.
land Themes south 800 chains; thence n. 5Oh de-
greess w. $40 chains then o n. 50A degrees W.
chains to tbs plank road thence n. 39A degrees +.
237 chains 10 the place Of beginning and cuntainine
Al Is acres, mole or less, 25-lOO acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. 4; aud , y7-lO0 acres in lot No. Ap-
praised value 1857 %.
WILLIAM X. SHERWI-
Master Commissioner.
williamson & Riddle, Attorneys for PIsinti5
.A-9nnn
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LOUISVILLE, April 16.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of these OBJ
posed to Mr.. Lincoln's war policy, was held TO-
night. About 1900 were present. Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted, that Kentucky
would not permit the marching of troops against
the Confederate States, but would share the lat
ter's destiny If war must Gene; sympathizing
with all patriotic men in the free States, and en-.
dorsing Gov. Magofln's response to Cameron.
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POTNTMRN

WAsHINGToS, April 16-
The President has appointed for Baltimore -
Henry W. Hoffman, Collector of Customs VIM.
L Marshall, Surveyor Francis s. Corkran,
Naval officer ; Fred Schley, John I. Meredith,
Chas. p. Montague, Appraisers Washington
BOniphant, Martial for Maryland.
John w, ingalls,, Collector for the District Of
Cape Vincent
Andrew Stevent is appointed Collector at Mi
ami, Ohio.
I. P. Oliphant, Associate Justice for Washing
ton Territory.
ThOs. j. Power OfPennsylYania, Indian Agent
for Upper Missouri Agency.
Joseph b. Hoffman, Of N. Y. Agent for Buca
Indians in Nebraska.
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FROMADRIAN.

ADRIAN, Mich, April 10.
large and enthusiastic meeting assembled on
short notice last evening, irrespective of party.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, express
ing sympathy with the Administration, and
recommending the Governor TO adopt such meas
ures as will enable Michigan 20 cooperate with
other States in maintaining the perpetuity of
the institutions beQueathed US by our ancestors.
A similar meeting was held in Hudson.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosTOS, April I6.
Companies armed, 100 strong. The Govern
ment requisition for troops win be flied next
week. A steamer has been chartered to convey
Rhode Island troops 10 Washington.
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HURRAH FOR DETROTTi
DRrRorr, April Is.

OhIhVAI5 APIAl A.
AT an informal meeting of the citizens to day
at which Gov. Blair was present, it was resolved
in order to expedite the equipment of troops re-
quired from Michigan, to raise one hundred
thousand dollars BY priVate subscription. A large
portion of the amount was subscribed on the
spoI, and the balance will be raised Immediately.
Gen. Cas- responded literally.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

~OINCIhNAII5 April 10.
The citizens meeting last night was an i'm
mense affair, Men of all parties participated
One feeling manifested, and that to sustain the
the Stars and Stripes at all hazards. Great &C
tivity prevails among military and all the COM
panies are fast filing their ranks. The Home
Guard tor the defence of the city will consist Of
10, 900 men and is fast filling up The merchants
have stopped shipping goods to the South.
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RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.

Tho deep rich loan Of the praries is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 20 Illinois in great num-
bers. The area Of Illinois is about equal to that Of En-
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich thatit vi BupporttWenty
millions Of people.
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COL. w

W~AsHNsToS, April 10.
Col Ellsworth has had strong inducements
offered him, 20 proceed 70 New York City and or
ganize argument Of LOuaFes. II he does not 20
thfther, he viii repair 70 Illinois for a similar
purpose. He has declined the commission in the
which was tendored him.
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! IN ARnls.

PHILADELPHIA, april ID.
Lhe Union pledge IS receiving the sigua-
tufes oren classes Of citizens. Itresponds to
tne H1@iaesFs proclamation, and declares
an Agie aetermlnation to sustain the
Government throwing aside all differences
Of political opinion.
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FROM pRLAWARE.

WnNIxeToN, Del, AprilIs.
Large meeting held to might 1t censured the
course of Senator Bayard, he not advocating
compromise, and having placed the State in &
false position as having an anti Uuion tendency.
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TEXAS NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.
The Galveston Civilian says that the idea that
there Is any considerable number Of persons
disposed to agitate the question of reunion in
Texas is entirely erroneous.
The steamer ArizonA was at Brazos on the 9TH,
awaiting the embarkation of troops for Indian
ola
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MARYLAND M RTG8T.

BALrN0RE, April 10.
Gov. Hicks thinks Maryland should maintain
the same position a. hitherto. That she should
protect the Federal Capitol and Government and
stand by the Constitution and Union.
The excitement Is rapidly progressing.
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FpODF Nav VnpW

NEW IoRK, April 10.
At 8 meeting Of the merchants Of this city TO-
gay Il was voted thata call be issued for a mass
meeting irrespective Of party, 70 sustait fhe
Constitution and laws.
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NEWS,

WAsEINGToNJ April 10.
Seventy tons Of grape and she'll sent to George
town 10 be used against an attack on Washing
ton.
The Government has directed to stop sending
copies Of the Coast Survey South.
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NTASTER COMMTSSIONkRIS

lIL SALE.-PursUant 10 the command cfnn ahus
decretal order OF sale IRON the Court Of Common
Graves against Tho First Congregational Soriety Of
Chag-in Fal s, TO me directed, 1 shall expose tor sale.
ut public auction, at the-door Ofthe Cont ilOusa, IN
the City OF Cleveland, in said county, on tho 10th
day Of May, 1851, at two o'clock 2. NJ the following
described premises, to wit:
Situated in the village Of ChagFin Falls. IN sal
county OF OuyahOga. and State Of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows: Bein the same land deed
ed BY Aaron Bliss TO said de 'endant, ami on which
the First congregational Church Of ChaZrin Falls
now stands, and bounded west by an alley running
from Orange street north between said Church let
and q. P. B~rinsmade's homestead lot on the north
and east by lands owned by b. A. Davis, ard on the
south BY Orange street. Appraissd at $3.50
GEO. II WYMAN,
W ". Angler, Master COmmir.
Plthns Atty. aprf5835
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RRIsK.

RISING Sun, Ind, April 10.
Our citizensare holding 3 meeting this even
ing expressing their sympathy with the Govern
ment.
A company of volunteers Is rapidly filling its
ranks for immediate service. Secession senti
ments are not located in this community.
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FROM

M~UNIdUAEhY, ApflI TO.
The Cabinet were in council this morning. Mr..
LincOln's Proclamation was read amidst bursts of
laughter.
The Secretary Of War authorizes the state
ment, that $4,000 more troops were called out to-
day, to meet Lincoins men.
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PREsRHT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION.
The stats IS rapidly fHns mp With Fpulaao1 s93,
los persons having been added since 1850, making ne
present population / 730625a ratio Of lo2 per canLm
ten years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Tie Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those fanny other State. The projects sent oct during
past year exceeded ] 800, 600 tons The Wheatcrop
.of Is60approaches S5O00,O00 bushels, while The corn
crop yields not less than 100000 bushels
FERTnITY OF TIE SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such in
results for his labor a~suponthese prairie soils,
they being composed Of a deep rich loam, the fertility
OF which, IS unsurpassed By any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIVATORS
Since 1854, ne Company hare sCld ] 10000 acTsA
ny ssI only TO actual eaafuat0rs, and Dug cn1ad
..entains an agrsemst 70 oaAuz% HsToa1 aton
esnaTlu7d through hess lands Gfon expense gs30,C00.
loco. IN 1850 the population q J0HynfHe coaah1s
lhrasqh urhich q pGsss, luas ouly 335 598 dncs uiich 40,
293 hare Ten added; aakiHg ne iohae population sl4s
sol, agqia g l45Pre en-
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of The thrift Of the people, itmay be
bushels Of grain, and $4,000 barrels Of Hour were for
Wsrded over the Inc last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workngmen VIII ind the free school
system encouraged BY the State and endowed with a
large revenue FER the support or schools. Their chill
ldren can live In sight Of the church aud s~choohouses,
and grow up with the prosperity 1.-THE leading sateh
the Great Western Empire
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices of these lands vary from 50 70 sos per
iaere, according 70 location, quality, &c. ElEt Class
farming lands sell for about SI0t5S1ZpeT acre and
the relative expense Of subduiDg prairie land as CON-
pared with wood land is nths ratio or 70 10 nfaFor
Of the former. The terms ofsalef0 thabulk Of haa
lands viii be
OEE YEAR's INTEREST N ADVANCE
al six per cent per annum, and SIX interest noQtas AZ SIX
per cent, payable respectively in 0Dss two tnEee, loE,
ave and six years from date q salo and iolE notes
for principal, payable N foU5 I'VE, sIand seven EEs
date ofsale. thec oRdaCtsupuaung mat one-s enLn
.ofthe tract purchszd shall be fenced and cuiITaa a
each and eryyear FOR i've years from date Of san
lso that a. tbS end OfhYo years One-half shall be 1a1ced'
and undncc cultivation
TWENfY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
from the valuation fer cash, except the same should BE-
at six dollars per acre, when the cash price VIII be ave
dollars.
Productions, prices, and terms OF payment, can be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
yes, and cities situated upon tho lui-
100, APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
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Observation-Disclosures

MONTGOMERY, April IS.
me PUBIC here ere delighted mat the uncer
nl = end and thsf ~ re now enffreiy
41sNnea1 arriving the tnrader5 from ourEou
No one feels apafticle Of doubt e. ~ ~
4ad the only regret is that PreIident Lincoln
does not head the expedition. A
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Medital.
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Let the dictates Of your9 Judgment rids you
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Also Santords Family Oathartic Pills.
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As-The Liver InTig8rator and Family Cthard
Pills are retatled By Druggists generally, aud sol
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50 Saniofda Liver lnvigorator and c~ataara
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FROM WAsHINGTON.
WAsHrnsTOs. A

WAsHInsTOS, April I6.
Union men here from North Carolina and
Kentucky say the reply of the Governors Of
those States 70 the r%equision misrepresents the
people. Cameron replied the services Of indie
pendent companies viii be received.
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FROM YERMONT.

ST. JoHEsBuRa, Vt, April IL
It Is understood that Gov. Fairbanks viii
convene the legislature Of Vermont in extra
session on Tuesday week BE will respond
promptly to the call Of the Secretary Of War
for troops. $50
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FROM NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Va, April 16.
One hundred guns were fred here, and there is
great rejoicing over the fall of Fort Sumter.
An order has been received to ft out the o.. S.
steamer 4errimac immediately, and tow out all
war vessels from the BORT.
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RR0MALRANY.

ALbANAl ApII 10.
A telegraph read in the Legislature, stating
that q crowd in New York City compelled the
Herald TO hoist the American Flag. The paper
Is now out for the Union.
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FROMTRoY.

TRor, N. Y, April Is.
A great Union demonstration took place in this
city last night. The meeting adjourned in a
body to Gen. Moods residence, who responded
in a stirring Union speech.
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FROM FIT.

FORT KEARET, April 16
Capt. Bee, en- route for South Carolina, accom-
panied by Capt. Stone, on leave of absence, r.
E. Ward Sutter, all from Fsrt Laramie, arrived
to-day. It Is understood here that Capt. Bee will
join the Southern army.
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LANDS OF mLTnnTs.

No Sats in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 50 great
an inducement TO the settler as the State Of Illinois.
There Is no portion Of the world where all the condt
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combine 10 pro-
duce those two great staples, CoRS and WHE4r, as the.
PTaires Of Illinois.
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STEAMER SUNK.

HEw ORLEANS, April 10.
The steamer Lecompte, hence for Shreveport,
sunk eight miles abooVe Compile. Boat and car
20 q tstal loss. Passengers and crew saved. The
boat was valued at SIS, OO0, and was insured.
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ANOBLE ACT.

2 Mhss.1 April 10,
The City Government this morning appropri-
ated s. 600 for the benefit of the families Of those
who have volunteered to defend the country's
nag.
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FROM C-ONNECTICUT.

"AhWAch, april 10.
Governor Buckingham has issued a proclama.
ton, calling for volunteers, to rendezvous at
Hartford.
The Thames Bank Of this city, has rendered
$780, 900 to Gov. Buckingham, and the Fairfield
County Bank hss-ofered $4,000.
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nR. KNAPP, 0oULIsT, OF IA
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
ofthe Eye, and Deafness
AtNo. 15I Pnospect street, Cleveland, o.
81 Abundant testimonials Of persons restored to
6iEhtor Hearing N New YORK, the Western States
and Northern Ohio.-8N
Artificial eyez inserted THkF uoVr, and the best
quality. Or. H.. has takanh Diplomain COMPOSITION
with all other Ocuilsts, sc the New York State fairi
Tor his superb Artificial Eyea- ~
- No charge for axamlnatinns- spr9d&ERS
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FROM TRENTON.

TRENToN, N. J., April I6.
The Governor ordered the military to the
arsenal, apprebensiye that aams be taken
away. An attack on the True American
was apprehended, because the American
flag was u~ndisplayed.
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MA E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
r-srrnED-Aprn 10.

stmr. Nay Queen, Yiger, Detroit. 4s9 bbls fsh-203
pkgH potatoes, aud sundriea.
Prou. Genesee Chief, MunrOo, Dunkirk, light.
Gus cargo.
Scbr. 8. G. Andrews, Buffalo, c. T.. Brown, light.
Schr. +. I. Barney, MafaD, OsWegO, 40 bbis salt.
Sehr. Grace A. Green, Detroit, stone, Is lumber.
Bchr. Iron Sides. OsWego, Wadsworth, light.
eehr. Fremont, Buffalo, :. Flint, zoo bush salt.
Schr. R~esolute, Buffalo, Ham nOnd, $50 bbis salt, $50
bbls water lime.
Schr. 10. Yelers, Chicago, Albrecht, light.
Schr. s L. Groce, Grover, OsWego, light.
Schr. Ada, lBr) McDermot, 60 Mshingles, 20 cords
Hhingle bolts.
sehr. J. A. Hope, (Br.) Gordon, PIT. Burwell, 81 N
lumber, Is cords shinPle bOlts@
shingles.
Schr. Queen City, Stone, Ogdensburgh, light.
ScOw Black Rover, (Br.) Woodruff, Pt. PurFeH,
70 n lumber.
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MORE -vOLUNTEERs.

P~H1nADELrah, April 10.
The Second Regiment, consisting of 1000
men, rendered their services to the Govern
ment, They are Irishmsu;
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NRW HAVEN.

New HAVEN, April 16.
The Mechanics, Bank Of this city this morn
ing rendered to the Governor SIS 900 for the use
of the State iusupporting the national Govern.
ment.
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glamha8.
r P. BE WER.

- r--PRAOTIUAE vi HG.
HCMBER AND Gas HTZER
No. 100 Pub. Square, tunder Chaplin Halil
Manufacturs and keeps constantIy on handaifkInX
OF Plumbera' and Gas Filters materials, sucb -
Hydraltaf Bafh-Tubs, Water lOsets, Wahh-Stani7
Bath-Bolera. Lead uslYanizsd a1d lion EN-
Sheet Lead, Brass and Iron Liz and flores Pumr4s
Brass and Plated Faucets, and eferythinn necesrt~a
to ct up Houses, Stores, &c, with WAFER and "a IN
the most approved principles.
HgAli work warranted and done punetuaIy-
Parsioular attention given 70 lobbing and country
WI" AIS
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\. y. sTOCK nARKET.-APRL 1a

Market generally better with fRf business in State
Stock and United Stats Stock down. Virginia s.
declined 5 per cent. Chicago 3 Rock Island 458;
Cleveland K Toledo q; Michigan Central 81 5 10;
Galena 4 Chicago 6S; ulinqs Central script 6s4i
Erie 228i Reading "a; Harlan preferred 81 Harlem
Is; New York Central 70: Delaware & Hudson ssh;
Illinois Central bonds 90: California 7s 80; Missouri
IS 81; Virginia Is 57K; Tennessee s. 66; United States
tered 90.
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FRnM nELAWARF.

D~ELAwARE, April Is.
There is no party in Delaware who favor
the taking Of Fort Delaware.
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by tho use Of these pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken az the commencement OF an attack immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness Will be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females ars subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels. removing Cost
ivsness.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females, aud
all persons OF sedentary habits, they are valuable as
a Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Ugor to the digestive organs, and restoring tue
natural elasticity and strength Of tho whole system.
THE OEPHALIC PILLS
are tho result OF long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments having been in use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount Of pain aud suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys.
tenn, or from a deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet, end the absence
ofany disagreeable taste renders II easy to admins
ter them to Children.
B OF COUNTERFEITsl
s The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry e.
spaiding on each Box.
ES-sold by Druggists and ali Dealers in Medicine.
A Box will be sent by mail. prepaid. on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ESAu orders sh9ulI be addressed TO
HENRY @. sPABDIEg,
45 Cedar Street, New YORK,
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MIsGRLLANEous

DEATH OF a LALE CAPTAIN.-The flags Of ths shin
ping In port were displayed at half fusst Yesterday.
in token OF respect 70 the memory Of Capt. NJ. Jack
son, ofthe schooner Bay State, who died at the COM
marcial Hotel, in this city, on Saturday night. Of
brain fever, after a brief illness Of only three DAYS
He was taken sick last Wednesday, on which giSv he
had been engaged at ordinary duties on board his
vessel His residence was in Ashtabula.-BEfaIo
Republic. II
VEssELs L~AuECHED.-At 8 O'Clock Moudav norm
ing the hno schooner built ct this port BY lfr. T..
Fries under the superiutsnda1ce Of Capt. William
Bhupes an old and experienced builder, slid info the
Water.- She 10 Uf4A tens aPacity, and o ranked A
No. J.. She il called The Hyphen.
On Tuesday smother vessel OF the same class. bufit
By &c. lockwood and Capt. II. Kelley, was Iaunch-
ed, and both viii be ready for service before the nrSt
Of May. The name Of the latter i5 the Milan. and
her carrying capacity Is 900 tons. These Vesseis srs
worth not less than $1,000, and are said to - AZ
ateunch, Well-mOddeled craft Is ever was buflt Al
this place, which means that ne better doat.
The Milan Canals now in good working condi.
ton, several hundred dollars having been ernandai
on L this Spring Il repairs. Three yessels have ar
rived and departed already. We are inotfu forward
for . good season for m~0rcantls md shi1nia9 bnsis.
ness.-H3faB Froe Pres.