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GENRRAL 0RDERN Mo-.

HEADQUARTERS OAMP OF INSTRUCTION., I
B-ROOKHAvEN, Miss, Deesmber ., 1862.
A IL white male reddsats OF tho state OF Mississippi
a. between the ages Of eighteen and f7rfy, a-s or
dsred to rsp-rt immediately at the Camps Of Instruc
tion. Those from the counties Of Tishoming TIA
wanda Monroe, L1wnes, NoxubeP, LRnderdale, Clark
Wayne, Green, Perry, jones. ia per, Newton, NsshO-
ba, Wirsion, Oktibbsha, Chiekasaw, Pontotoc AID Tip
pSh, will report a. the ca mp located at EnterprE 9, on
The Noble and Ohio railroad. Those from ali other
counties Will report at the camp located st BroOkbs-
ven, on The New Grit ana aud Jackson railroad.
All persons fsilRg o report within twenty days will
be arrested and treafei as desert rs.
III Re c aiming eXemp ion under the late exemp
ton act are requi-ed to report at the camp, prove
their claim sad receive certificates OF sEemptlon
AL the laws and regulations applicable 10 desertsrs
shall be applied TO such c nfc ipts a. fall to repsir To
the place OF rend. zyous for en-. ollEent, or who shall
desert after enrolment.
All refugees from other States ara included IN the
above order.
by oreer Of tbs Secretary Of War.
N R A
MaiOs and A A. General,
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Ia CORREsPONDENTs.

Owing to the uncertainty of the mails we must
decline all risk in the transmission Of enclosures
to US through the post offices. Losses are so
frequently reported as to convince us there Is
csrelessness, if not culpability, somewhere to
such an extent that we cannot assume the re-
sponsibiLity. Let this be remembered.
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REPORTS FROM THE Y~AzoO.-Seversl gentlemen IN
this city assure US that they distinctly heard a number
of reports of cannon yesterday forenoon Ihe only III
formation we have from the vicinity Of the river Is ma'
# was reported in Vieksburg last evening the enemy
.scspded the Yazoe yesterday and destroyed the P!an'a
a., "a n NJ Johnson.
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WEST TENNEssEL-We have no doubt but that a Sc
ries Of movements are now in progress in West Tennes-
see. which we are hopeful will not only rid North Mis-
sissippi OF our hated enemy, but also disturb his oeeupa-
ton Of the former district. OF the nature OF these oPe-
rations we may not yet speak. but we are confident Of
being able to announce brilliant results at an early hour
White our people should not relax their efforta' they
nav he hope fni.
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CoRISTH.-We Learn that the defenses at this place
have been greatly strengthened since the late BATTLE
apdEthat among other suxiIiaries palisades have been
planted on he east, south and west sides Of tbs town.
The Federal force has been greatly reduced so much 80
that the outer pickets have all been withdrawn and they
are fearful of an attack. w have every reason to
believe their anacipations win be realized.
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FEDERALs DIsPERsED.-InfOrmatiOn was received at
Grenads yesterday morning direct from Gen. Van Dorm,
through q gentleman who had passed him on his route.
Our forces had passed between the main body Of the
Feders's, and an advance of about five hundred. Learn
ing this, and suppOsiBg they were cut Of, the latter abans
doned their train, arms etc and scattering were en-
deavorlng to make their way back to Grant. Gen. Van
Dorm was informed of the f.et, hut being after higher
game, he left the duty Of gathering up the spolH to the
State troops and proceeded on his way.
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GLORIOUS -INTELLTGRNCE,

Just as we 60 to press, a dispatch was re-
ceived, conveying the gratifying intelligence
tbat our forces under Gen. VAN Dorm had
taken Holly Springs, capturing fifteen hundred
prisoners and destroying q million and a half
of Federal property. We have no time to
gather additional particulars.
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SALT.-The Mobile Register is informed by Colonel
McGehee, sHperinten 'ent Of the Alabama salt works,
that since the 9th of October last, two thousand sacks
been produced from one well, commencing with a
single furnace and adding one each week. He now has
four running, and in q short time four more will be I'M
der way. The sun of $4,000 has been expended, and
had the salt been sold at the market price, it would, in
this short time, have more than refunded the money to
~. C4ota
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ro NEws.DRAEFRs AND READERS
IL GEEKAnA

The APPEAL will be supplied to dealers and
the public generslIy, at GIensds, by A. w.
AYREs, our regular agent at that point to
whom all applications for papers to circulate in
that vicinity should be addressed.
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D No. 9.

HEADQUARTERS EXCHANGED PRIsONERSR
JACKSON, Mss, December "A. 1862.
DY authority from Department Headquarters. para
I'D graphs three ani four % General Order No. 8 OF
II. 1862 smanating from these Hsadq1sr-
tsra. are mod hsd IS follows:
I The sick and wOuadsi paFoleI and exchanged
prisoners viii be sent 20 the geEsra hospitals in his
city snd its vicinity ia sli sucn cssss As the Surgeon in
charge msy deem il s~Xpedi8ut 90 send them. Otss-
cases Of Sickness viii be treated IN their respective
esuPs 81 already provided for IN the order above ra-
ferred 10
II The meefi5gs Of he Medical Board fer tie sr-
animation Of sick and wounded. par0lsd and sxeba1geH
or slneis. wis be held in his ely instead 81 camps al
Sirecs ID IN paragraph Nc. ? Of General Order No. 6.
By order Of BdgsdierGsnersl RUGGLEs.
10 S~ZKMANSKL
del5lw A. a, and InsPeetot General
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SCHEMES OF P~LUNDER-It Is stated that schemes
will be urged in the present Federal Congress to make
immediate appropriations, and lay the foundation for
others, TO the New York and Illinois Canal projects.
These projects are ostensbly to SO enlarge the New
York Canal, leading from the Hudson river to the lakes,
and the Illinois Canal, leading from Lake Michigan to
the n~avigable waters of the West, that vessels Of war
may be passed through them. The notion is that It
would be a magnificent thing to be able to send vessels
of war from the Atlantic to the Lakes, and the Lakes to
the MississippL
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RI The telsgraphic news to day is cheering, not to
say thrilling. The Lincoln government seems to hs
rambling to pieces at Washington, an "irrepresslble
conflict having arisen between Congress and the Exec
utive department. Forrest is making his mark in West
Tennessee, and il, doubtless, by this time, Joined by Van
Dorm. Grant will now be foreei TO block after his lines
Of retreat, and we may reasonably hope for the most
.--r;,fous -esnlts- Y
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rz5-By virtue OF the power vested in the Executive by
law Of Congress, President Davis has Issued a proc ans
ton declaring that the privilege Of the writ ef hAbeas
corpus is suspended in the city Of vickHbuis, and the ad-
Joining and surrounding country, to the distance Of ten
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Treasury Notes,
Lead! Bead!!

FAD, in large or small quantities, bought a. the
II State ordnance department. ] request all who have
either pipe, pig or bar lead, 20 bring &c in Immediately =.
as / am very much in need Of It. T.. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance, S. =.
dacIQ-Tm
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sUocEssFV sKIRNIsH IN MIssoURL-We learn
that q Missouri brigade, under command Of Col. Bur
baae, recently entered Missouri from he SOUTH AMI in
tereepted q supply train, destined for BluntS army
absut four miles from Rolla. A strong guard accom-
panied the train, which was dispersed with a loss Of
twenty-four killed and wounded, and f~fty-seven taken
prisoners. Cur forces supplied themselves with al
they could possibly use or bring of, when the balance
was destroyed Col Burbsge and his command arrived
at Pocahontas in safety, bringing in the prisoners cap
frrad nnd The mnles of the train.
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL MATCHES!
REBEL MATCHEs!!

FENHE undersigned having established a Matcu~Ea1u-
i factory in the city of Jackson, would inform those
wishing to purchase, that all orders from q distance. &C.
companied with the cash, VIII be promptly filled
decl9-lm N. STERN s. co.
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The magnificent dome Of the capitol, detigntd by
Thos. u. Waitor, and new IN course Of construction
under his dir elton, is rapidly progressing to compile
ton. The principal frame to the structure has been
completed, the ribs of the cupola have been put in
place. and the plates, which constitute the outer cover
ing are being set, and will be finished before the close Of
n 1t month. After this shall have been done nothing
will be left to complete the exterior Of the dome, but
the construction OF the lantern and the placing Of the
ornaments on the upper windows and around the spring
of the cupOla. These rnamest are now being cast,
and one Of them, representing a honey .ueKle, has been
placed in position, and p~reserts a veiy handsome sp-
pearauce. Those casting for the inner dome are IN
course Of preparation, and will soop be ready. The
present hight Of the iron work above the basement floor
Of the capitol is two hundred and nfteen et, and the
hight Of the portion yet to be cOnstI ucted, includ ng the
crowning statute, il about seventy feet. About two
hundred and seven thousand pounds Of iron have been
received during the past year, and In the same period
about ons million one hundred and e~ighty-hve thousand
n uuds Of The same material have been put up. The
whole quantity Of iJOn r. ceived frCm the beginning of
the work ND TO the present time ~ las about seven and a
half millions of pounds and, according TO the estimates
OF the architect, about eight hundred thousand pounds
more will be needed to complete the work
The dome will be crowded with CrawfOrd's gigantic
and imp sing statue of Freedom, which is nineteen and
a half feet high, and W. ighs about fifteen thousand
pounds. This statue is made entirely Of bronze, and is
composed Of FIVE sections, the weight Of the heaviest Of
which is about FIVE thousand pounds. 1t may now be
seen on q temporary pedestal IN the east ground OF the
capitol. The screw-bOts which now blemish II will be
removed when i. is put in place, and a rch and uniform
bronze tint will be impaired to L. The entire cost Of
the statue was about $1,000. The suno Of e700,00o has
been appropriated by Congress for the dome, the most
of which has been expended. The original estimate Of
the cost of the dome was S945,0OOi but the distinguished
architect. by rigid economy snd the reduction Of the
yvrisbt of the structure, has been enabled to bring down
the whole cost, including that of the browning statue, to
about $4,000 National LateH5StRea.
3 - We are greatly indebted to our friend DR.. Jones,
ornsrlv of Memphis, for late Richmond and Mobile pa
pers in advance Of the mails.
-- L. L. o--o,o, Eraara 81 narara
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HEADQUARTERS CAKP OF INSTRUCTION,
Gamu Mono. IL. Decemh.r 10 1862
VINO WANTS TO INVEST In FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLESl

NO. / FAMILY ROCKAWAY aud HARNESS,
N a stylish and reliable Horse-sE SIlOl.
A frat class Psrlor Set, best French Br1cs'e,e ard
Rosewood. eight pieces-sl $1,000.
A hrst-elass "Hslst 4 Davis Rosewood Piano
$50.
-Four sets Window Curtains, IL feet. best FrsIc d
BIOcstells- Lace sud Fix Eres-Il $50.
A No 1 Gardener, Hostler and Carriage Driver, mid
die agsd-S 010.
A No. I Washer, IroHer and Housektepsr, % years
old, smart, fne looking and able, and child, SIX moaihs
old, FOR 5000.
No 1 Bousei esper and samsre So g years old,
Intelligent, gmiable and obedieut no membrane
Si5C0.
ApDy through P. o. care Memphis Appeal, for an
dsI7St" INTERVIEW.
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RuhI7s
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

Friday EUesEiI'g, December %.
TCKETS TO be had at Patton & Barfeld's. NoreY's
i drug store and tue Bowman House Reserved
Sc ats to 0a had ~ the Hall on Friday msrniDg.
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The Mobile Register thinks that things are i'm
proving in the Mississippi theater of war. Forces are
gathering TO meet the invading tide, and our prediction
that the great battle for the possession OF the Mississippi
valley would yet be fought ia that State is in course Of
verihcation. Il is not for US to say where the forces are
coming from. and whittier going. The AbolitionisE
will find that cut in good time. w see nothing Dis.
couraging in this section.
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LOUISIANA LEeIsLArURE.-The Legislature Of Lou,
isana is now in session at opelousss, but up to this date
we learn they have not been able to obtain a quorum
for the transaction of business. Absent members are
raouessd 20 repair at onsce 80 the post Of duty.
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The Prisoners.

Yesterday the twenty-one hundred Abolfionists cap.
tured in the engagement at Hsrtsvile on Sunday last
were brought to town and placed under guard in the
COnTt House Square. They are a molly crew. of
all nationalities from nasal tyvanged Yankee to the gut
teral toned Dutchman Of fresh importation. We saw
but few really intelligent faces, and from these speci.
mems, the new levies of Lincoln must be composed OF
the offscourings Of the North. The prisoners belonging
TO the 10th Illinois, Io6th and l03th Ohio and ID Indiana
regiments. We understand alse that q company of the
Nth kentucky was found among the party.
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~ A citizen residing in the vicinity Of Hartsvihe'
saws that after the battle of the 7ih, three hundred and
eight Abolitlonists were buried and eighteen Confed'
crates
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A GOOD HOME ZOE - /!

WISH 20 eel my DWELfISG and STORE
L HOUSE in the town Of BskHia. on The New Or
Leans, Jack.Ou and Crest Northern Railroad. There IS
q good well on the P'sCe I'd syeryth ng ctnveuisnily
fixed Apply TO n. \ Marks, Brookhsven CT A. a.
YerRer, At Bahalis- VIII will show ths premises or 10
de2OlVE All " Reinh=iuer's. stste street.
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
December 10, Is61
To Major r. DumOnteil
T'HB c0nscript u set # October. which SLOWS per
i sons la7ing twenty 90 negroes exempted does
not apply te persons between eighteen and thirty five
years Of age 10 exemption but that under The examp-
ton s5 Of April effects them
JOHN A CAMPBELL.
A .sistsu1 Sc srstaIy q Wz-.
HEADQUARTERS CARP OF INSTRUCTION.. 2
Camp MOO,e, Ia, December 10, 1862.
Special Order No
IN virtue o. above order from the Secretary Of War,
i AL persons between the ages Of eighteen and thirty
Eve years, having received q discharge from this camp
s. oversssr or oWnsr Of over twenty ZO negrCes. are
ordered to report at this camp within zen 40 days, CT
they will be considered aud trvsted az dese5ters.
By order Of Z. ~DUMONTEIL,
kajSr aud A. A General,
ds23-IJt C0nmRndtnz Camp Of Instruc ION.
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u Mslor-General S. B. Buekner has been assigned
to the command Of the forces Designed for the defense Of
Mobile
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TEN CURRIERS' WANTED.

TBN F~IRsT-CLAsS CURRIERS' se wanted imme-
dissely At the Confederate Leather Manufacturing
Company, At Magnolia, Mississippi on tae New o.
leans Jackson aud Crest Northern railroad Liberal
waees will be paid. Apply 20 or address tbs under
signed. }. d KNOX, Sup@rhtendtnt
da24 lOt+ masnoha. Mis-.
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SALT!
FOR SALE,
N0TICE 10 OUARTERMASTEkN.

HHHE undersigned is fully prepared 70 manufacture
6Te bupdrrd complete ARMY SUITS per week,
and ipvitet the attnfiOa Of Qu-artermasters tn his IA
- solicited J. S. McALENNY.
S,aO gwE
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DIAN Of the Mar fnr Senaratinn.

DAILY Chrcnicls 81 tie present Revolution,
"A brought down to the day OF utilization embracing
notes Of the War and narratives Of all the great bst'ls
8elds. Added b WI eh is A Review Of the Old Union
and = History OF Aboltonism. showing the causes that
led to 9 dissolution Ct the Union. The Whols forming
q nest vaius0'e work, and the most popular history o.
the war yet publ she'd Second edition, revised and
enlarged. One volume, larEs II mo. Price SL3O.
Sent by mail on receipt CT price
II. c. CLARKE Publisher.
dsIQIw VcksburE Mss.
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NOHECE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q. s. Al
RICHMOND. December ID Isf2
Interest to be Paid on Interest Bearing
Treasury Notes.
HOLDERS Of I-nterest-Besring Treasury Notes srs
H hereby notified that the Interest which shall be
due thereon on ths first day OF January n-xr, viii bs
paid a. tAs Treasury or either Ct the DepositOres or
the Treasury, On presentation Of the notes, scc0mpa-
nied By a descriptive scha5uIs in duplicate. Blanks
viii be furnished on Application.
lSigEsdl c. e. M~E3UEINGEB,
dsI4lSt secretary OF tha Treasury.
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THK INVASION A FATLUEE.-A lste number Of the
New York Herald c~Onfesses the late movement Of Burn
side upon Richmond, by the way Of Fredericksburg to
be altogether impractiesbls, becauSe experience has de
monstrated the impossibility Of subsistiRg the Union
a water base. The Herald claims that this il a fact
clearly demonstrated by experience, as well as one easily
determined by aid OF a few authentical calculations. II
this adm ssion be true, it makes the invasion itself simply
ridiculous, and the Herald might a. easily demOnstra'e
that the Yankee Government is engaged in a hopeless
undertakings fact which has long been apparent to
every sensible man North, IS well a. South. II the
Yankees cannot penetrate more than thirty miles from
navigable rivers, even with the aid Of railways, what
absurdity TO undertake the subjugstiOn Of = vast terri
tory ike the South. Ii Is a little sin gular that such con
feEions do not open the eyes Of the Yankee people and
Rrepere them for peace Columbus Sun.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
500 REWARD-

NOR the recovery OF my POCKET-BOOK. lost in
Il Jackson, On the 22d instant, e~onfsiuing about s75l
W. SadIer. Aberdeen. sisz t. also contaius nv m.
Tough from Major F.W Berry. by r q. Willis Adm
tsnt The above reward viii be Dsid on rs deig-rv 10
A. J. Gulespi5, Auditor Public Accounts, Jackson
ds2f3 . R & CLARKE
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Fremont ,he Coming 1Ian.

RICHMOND, December 2-CoL Henry II. Dawson
t~elegraphs from Stanton that a dispatch from a trust
worthy source in Winchester states that Burnside has
been recalled, and ~Major-General Fremont appointed to
the nnmmand Of Tia amy Of the Pntnnac
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" The Boston Post says that the Richmond cores
pendent Of the London Tines, whose letters have been
extensively copied here, is no other than Hon. VIVA. L.
Yancey.
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I. l.. CAMPBELL--G. h. B~ENEETT-.M CLARK.
CAMPBELL II BENNETT,
General Commission Merchants,

No. 50 North Water treet--------M Mobile, Ala.
TONSIGNMENTs Of al kinds Of Southern ard
u Western Prodac8 solicited, sad prompt s-teu ION
urarsrte8d. Idel5lu
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,

A FIRsT.CLLsS MUSIC TEACHER, for a Fe-
"A male Seminary, eitbec a genteasn or a lady. A
liberal salary will be paid. ApUly 70 the
REv. W. O. CRANE,
ds0L3ts jackson. Miss.
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f - We are greatly indebted to our friend DIR. Jones,
ormerly of Memphis, for late Richmond and Mobile pa
pers in advance Of the mails.
Our thanks are also due Surgeon Moore, of Genera
Bragr's staff, for late Northern papers. Such fsvors
are always gratifying to and properly appreciated by US.
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WANTED TO BENT,
-NOTEEET

| SMALL TENEMENT, or TWO ROOMS. Ar
l. ply Al the Appeal Composing Room. .
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NOTICE,

CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
CAMP MOORE. La, December 18th. ls62
HOMMANDFRS Of Regiments, Batiali01s a1d eon-
psnies Of Pvtiszu Ranger laissd in Eastern Ia-u-
i1EnA, are hereby ordered 10 furnish me- with the su-
thOrity BY which they were raised, within ffteen days
from this date. Also q complies and correct copy OF
their muster rolls. By orI=r Of
r. DU8IONTEL.
E-i0r a1d A. 4. Gre era.
de2OI5t Commanding Canp Of Ins-mef5u.
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DE Rappahannoek.

the enemy Tossing the Rappahannoek at Port Royal
are not confirmed.
General Hampton made the chcuit Of the eneuy's
lines and fosnd him in heavy forcs en- Bull Run and At
Dumfries, mevirg slowly toward Washington. Hamp-
tons cavalry destroyed a number Of wagons belonging
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FOR SALE.

FVh SALE,
A n IRON SAFE. Besri & BIOS make. ami a bean.
n tful Show Gaze. Apply 20
VAUGHAN & WELLONS.
da22-4t@ Goodman Mis-
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CHARLESTON, December 22-The b'Oekaders have
been increased to thirteen sail 4 large British ship
touched of the harbor this morning.
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RONDs
TAKEN Al par for BIsTzNEAU SALT. at So per
i bushsL
deg lN j McALLISTER