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1h' prlllialteg and political luminary, the Cham
ssrsbHg 7Fspssi5t, saws treason is "the lowest of
crimes" If theeditor win search his law books he
vii prObaH yqrn tlat treason is one OF the highest
1pics' Ihe lditoI evidently don't know much about
ueeAon, HiF Nre called upon to define it, he would
psypqpiy say y eason consists in being Democrat
Aua aansfng ue Constitution" Loyalty, in his opin-
ION, consists btinga Black Republican and selling
naa aoises Piie government The purchase oflinen
pah'a''opf nSusw hs's, with government money is
.,'o RIe9 y alii in his opinion. If Bright, in
p'ses y ieoA Awfaing a letter OF introduction TO
'sa LAVISH 'Saeta partnership with Cameron and
s"'aa'sa N'a 7SFs nj It cut Of few millions, what
pllgicshe mibGk,
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n1- Or. John ia ofopnion that the bills passed by
Col Tate are not of much importance, and only two
at that. friend suggests that IS more than the DT
will get through and that whether of importance
they asked for by his constituents, and
Of importance to them II would the DR.. very
much if be could be pusaaded of their utter useless
ness.
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Co Mrs Lydia anelPerson, well known poetess,
long resident of Pennsylvania died at her residence
near Adrien, Michigan, last week She was native
of Mddletown Connecticu collection of the Poems,
tales, and essays of Mrs Peraon would be very c.
.ceptahle volume.
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OJ- THOMAS w MATTSoN, Received the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London 1851, for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS Boots, shoes and Gums. Great induce.
meats are offered purchasers of the above art
ces This is much the largest stock of trunks, Carpet
Bags, Valices &c. in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. 402 Market Street. door above 4th South side
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Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON. March D.
The following IS an abstract oftho tax bill reported
provides for the appointment b. the President ofa
commissioner Of internal revenue with saidry Of aye
thousand dollars annumhis office to be in the trea
sury Department with suitable number Of clerks.
The country is to be divided, the President may
direct into convenient collection districts, with as
and collector, appointed by the President for
each district who shall have power to appontsueh dep
uties as may be necessary.
The bill provides for ax spritou liquors Of df
teen cents per gallon. Ale and porter dollar per bar
rel Stem leaf tobacco three per pound TO ada
when manufactured five cents, and on cigars five ted
and twenty cents per pound according to value. on
lard and linseed oil burning fluid, and coal oil five cts
per gallon Resned coal oil ten cents per gallon Gas
per thousand feet twenty-five cents Bank note paper
five five cents per pound prnngRapcr three mills per
cent per pound. Upper leather oneha cent pet pound
Flour ten cents per barrel. All other manufactures.
three per centum ad Uaorcm. On railroad pas sengers
two mills per mile of travel. Communication tiekets
three per cent. Steamboat travel mill per mile
Omnibus cs ferry boats, and horse railroads. three per
cent on gross receipts from passengers Adversenents
hys per cent on amount of receipts annually.
dollars. according 10 yalle. Gsld watches one dollar
Silver watches fifty cents Gold plate fifty per
tables twenty dollars slaughtered cattle fifty cents
each. Hogs ten cents each. sheep five cents each.
Licenses-For bankers, one hundred dollars auction.
GERS twenty dollars; wholesale dealers, fifty dollars
retail dealers in liquors, twenty dollars retail dealers
in goods ten dollars pawnbrokers, fifty dollars roeti
mus and taverns, graduated according rental, from
five to two hundred dollars Commer rcial brokers, fifty
tNcity iNedttIs QUO
fundred dollars. Crcuses nifty dollaru Bowling al.
leys five dollars each alley. Wholesale peddlert fifty
dollars other peddcrs from five to twenty dollars
Coal on disers, twenty dollars. tncome-thrae per
cent or ALI over six hundred dollars, deductng the in.
come derived from iiends etc. which sep
aratcly Railroad bonds and dividends of banks and
savings institutions, three per cent. Payments Of all
salaries Of o!icer5 in the civil military service
o toe United Suites, including Senators aud Members
Of Congress- thrce per cegt Legpces and distrbuiiye
shares of personal properly Of deceased persons from
one to Ave per cent according TO the degrees of rela
uonshtp and stamp duties all kinds of legal and
commercial papers, all patent medicines, phic
an "a hv
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aJ- We hoped we sheli receive "Tho Philobblion,
Of which we spoke some ago regularly in exchanges
but the publishers hav ,snt us only the rst number
Our exchanges speak %, highlV and we would very
gladly notice its monin ,dvent. Geo. p philes & Co
No. 81 Nassau st. N, y. s. 90 per annum
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Nem advertisements.
W a. N I z " ,

Maple Sugar aud Molasses, wanted at this ONCE
Also-G rain Produce sc hich friends will Ohlige
US BY as usuu for the family, notwhstand
ing the absence of the Editor Keep the machine NOV
ing. '
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t7- The Philadelphia nquirer of yesterday says tna,
rounterfeit FIVE dollars dhe United States Treasury
notes have been put in cuation. In the genuine the
letters ~ s." printed on the breast Of the figure of
America, but omitted intte counterfeit.
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~ Mr. Geo. T.. shosmatsr we are authorized to say.
win have an extensive Ysndue At his Hotel, in Buck
Horn, OH Thursday the son of March b. p Fortner,
Aectioneer. A little Of Everything and good deal
more wil be offered or the occasion and solo at great
bargains.
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" The Dr. has taken TO abusing the County Com.
anissioners and associate Jadges Reason-They give
him no printing He DID not this year haye "a very
satisfactory interview" w4 them Ape lilac iashry-
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10 meeting Of the Debocrallc Association will be
held a, its reading ROOM Wednesday Evening arch
18th. at past7 O'Clock Members are earnestly re.
quested to be in attendance promptly Important bu.
Siness will be consideteGJ
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Public Sale

VALUABLE r EA L E S ia TIE.
Columbia county on
Saturday the 29th dag Of March anst,,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Reuben Fahrnger and
Jonas Fcttermah Administrators &C., Of George tetter
man Sgn late OF Locust township in said county, de-
ceased will expose 10 safe BY Public Vendue upon' the
premises, certain
r. Il a CT O r T. a. N d.
situate in Locust township adjoining lands of John Bel
liz Sen'r Mark Williams Charles Fetterman, Michael
Hover, Mordeca Ferry deceased, Michael snyder Geo
Fetterman, Jr. Harman Yost, IL, ii OK Sarlus mearS
and others containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN ACRES,
about hty acres of which is woodland, whereon are
erected
LARGE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN, CIDER HOUSE, and other out Buildings
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nJ- The Knapsack publi,nsa a Camp Edward, Ten
,nalIy,own, by the Richard Rogers, John n Howe
and sheldon r. Gibbs, is o. 5ar table lis neat and
spicy sheet.
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I'M p O r T A n T!
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS.

THE undersigned Treasurer of Columbia County,
youd give notice 10 all those owing him their on
n lands for the years 1860 aud 1851 tha they
must come forward aud pay the between this aud
the r.t OF Anil othgrW the luHl SIN De s4yaII5cd
and sold A word to the wise is sumcient So.
JAS q, M'NINCH
Treasurors Othcc, ITtaetrfr,
ploornsbuIg, Feb 10 Loo,
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M A r r I A G. f. g

On the 9th inst. by the Rev, VIM J. Eyer Mr.. DAVID
SHUMAN, to Miss EMMA O. sEIBERT both OF Maine twp.
In Bloomsburg on the 9th inst, by the Rev J. Rus
sell CoTLEAB SMITH Of Berks county and Miss ELIZA
BETH CLARK, OF MontOur county.
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Philadelphia " Reading Rail Road.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
81 f@ gst ll OF fAssGSsEE NoysMSei T. laGi TaAiNS'
passing Readingj
Downfto Philadelphia at 6,2O and II A NJ, - noon,
and PM
Up, to Puttsville, at lO, so A NJ. and 5,43PM.
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express fro0l New York, at 81 A NJ.
Mail Trains, at 10, ,55 A NJ, and'5,45 PM.
On Sundays, the Down N Tram passing Reading
at ., 20 A NJ, and Up Train, at 5,57 NJ.
Both 10, so A NJ and 5.43 NJ, up Trains connect at
Port Clinton for 2amaqna, Wi.;iamspot Eimira' Buff
alo Niagara and Canada.
The 10 so A nj, Grain only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkesbarre Scranton and PittAun.
The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for
Pittsburg, and all points West; and the Mail Trains
connect at Harrisburg for Lancaster, ChEmbersburg
Sudbury, Williamsport, Lock Haven Eiihra and the
Through First Glass Coupon Tickete, and Emigrant
Tickets reduced Fares to all the principal points in
the North and West, and the Canadas
COMMUTATlON TICKETS,
With % Coupons 25 per cent discount between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICBETg,
Good for 1000 miles, between all points, at si5-for
Families and Business Firm aud Season Tickets, good
for the holder only for three mouths IN any Passenger
train Philadelphia, at $40 each school Season Tick
cts one.third less
the UPPER DEPOT and all other Trains at the Low
Err DEPOT.
so lbs Of baggage allowee each passenger
" Passengers are requested 20 purchase their Ick,
before entering the as higher Fares charged If
Uptrains leave Hhiladelphiaf for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsville at NJ 3'l5 NJ and at $50 I NJ Tor
TI- Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by COZ A,
NJ Accommodation Tain to Phiiadephia ma rs'ur'
G0Hera Superintendent
January g. 1862
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viii N executed With ne,,rsss and desputch1 applied
fer--st the Office of the CoiosBA DEnocRAr.
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FRAME HOUSE AND BANK BARN,
FpBLIC SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order Of tho COLi, Of Commoa
Pleas Of Columbia county, Oh
Saturdav, ne eightb dag Cf March
nezt at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, Henry Helwe and
John Rarg committee of the person and estate of John
Graham a lunatic Of ROaungcraek township in the
county Of Columhia aforesaid viii expose TO sale ny
public vendue upon the premises the undivided ono
NTH part and also the undivided one fourth part of the
undivided firth part subject TO the life estate Of Ma
ry Graham the mother Of the said John Graham of all that
OF land situate in the township of koaring
creek aforesaid bounded by lands OF Michael FedeToh
Elijah Horn, William Yocum and Elijah Yocum con
taining about eight acres more or less which
erected, frame House new barn and outbnildngs--
The estate Of the said John Graham in the said prem
ises. JACOB El ERHf, 80
Roaringcreek Feb. Is lasts Prsthy
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Boat and Team for sale.

A Canal Boat with two Horses and entire fxlgresI
running order will be sold low and reasonable terms
Apply to JOHN u. FREEZE.
Dloomsburg March 8, 1862
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u AS H1o NAB LIE OIL o THING
FOR
FALL.
The old.estabshe
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
at the southwest corner of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Ia now prepared with
FULL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
at prices which challenge competition.
Particular attention given to Customer Work, oacers
Uniforms, also Home Guards sutp, &c.
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR
Southwest corner Of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PETER s. LEvICK, Proprietor.
Nov l6, 1861. MAY l, le6l-l2m)
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d E A T HIS.


In beach Grove, on the 2lst ult, Mrs, ELNRA Hicks
aged about 30 years Her disease was Consumption.
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Special Notices.
EMPLOYS MENTl
1875 !
S2eil

We will pay from so5 to S75 per month"; and all expen.
ses, to active AgeHis, Or give commission Particulars
sent free. Address ERIE Sewsa MACHINE COMPANY, II.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Aur, IA, ls6I.-1Qm
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Ample Orchard.

Also one other lot OF land situate in same township
adjoining lands of Robert Watkins, James Humphrey,
5 amuel Mears and John Reinbold, containing twenty
FIVE acres more or less AL woodland.
Late the Estate OF said deceased situate IN the town
~'F JACOB EYERLY,
bloomsbury March g, 1869 Clerk
Terms OF Sale made known on day ofSale.
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Whole amount of orders issued 1861, S0005 60
Deduct amount of taxes refunded, 1888
-
Expenditures for the year 1861 Seg56,G2
We, the undersigned Auditors OF the county of Col
umbia being duly elected TO adjust and settle the
counts of the Treasurer aud Commissioners, have
carefully examined the accounts and vouchers OF the
same from the first day of January, A. ID. 1861 to the
first day of January A. d. 1862 do certify that find
them set forth in the foregoing statement and
that we find balance due Columbia county Of -FOUR
HUADRED AND TJPENTP-ONE DOLLARS AND
THREE CENTS, from John A, Funston, Treasurer Of
said county.
Given under our hands this seventh day of January,
A. ID. 1863. -
GEORGE NJ. HOWELL, } coun,v
JOS. b. KNITTLE. : Aud;tSx,
JOHN If FOWLER 'N''
Atcst-DASIEL LEE, Clerk.
We, the undersigned Commissioners Of Columbia
county do certify that the foregoing is correct state
ment Of the of said county for the year 1851
In testimony whereof we have heTeunto set our hands
this seyehth day of January A. ID. 1869.
JOSEPH X. PATTON, commissioners
WILLIAM LANON, : OF
'CHARLEs H. HESS, }ColumbIa co.
Attest--R. c. FRUIT, Clerk.
Approved by the Cont, February 4th 1902.
STEPHEN DALDY, Associate
JOHN MoREYNoLDs, Judges,
con,rnissonsrs Ofhce,
Bgoomsburg, FEBRUARY ; leo7
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FOX AND WfL9 CAT sCALPs
Amount paid sundry persons, Slob,s7
FUEL.
Amount paid for coal aud wood, 9iS,3s
INCIDENTAL.
Amount paid sundry persons, S3hOl
INSURANCE.
Amount paid Lycoming Insurance. Co. S23'0
INQUESTS.
Amonat paid sundry persons for holding m
quusts during the year, $500
REGISTER s. RECORDER.
Paid D. Lee, recording Treasurer Bond So 90
do do for copying alphabet to Mortgage
Book 5000
sEERIFFs BILL.
Price et. al 10 penitentiary sasi 90
PAID John Snyder board &C., for prisoners 545.s3
Paid J. H. Furman for boarding prisoners, sc. $3.50
s653,73
SURVEYOR.
Paid Solomon Neyhard for Surveying, and
making map for county, Sj94.2I
Paid p. W. Shsfer, surveying county line be-
tween Columbia and Schuylk counties $500
s609,a7
STATE ROAD AND COUNTY LINE.
Paid James Masters running State road
through Pine township, $3.50
Paid George Mack ct. al. running county
line between Columbia g. Luzcrne 5000
$3.50
TiP-sTAFFs.
Amount paid at the several courts, s3l,00
TAXES REFUNDED.
Amount Of road aud poor taxes returned
TO townships Sl3S, ,65
Amount TO John Bond, 80
sl3808
, 1862-08-12
IMPORTANT ORHrH FROM ccfs
WAIE OkPAkkEJEtSNT%
4 Caution to s aeaks!

WAsH1NGros,.Aug. 1.-THE following cir
calar has been issred to-day:
WA1 Dzexk1ssz1:,l
WAs11sSsToN. August II, fs6s. {
To Military ComrnanGaase, Pcoyos. 5Earelais, Cai-
ted Statea Marsha1s, snd Police Ot8ce.s:
IoH will receive herewith an or6er from the
"ar department to prevent the evasion OF hati-
parties, dated the 8.h OF August, 1861 7E:ais
ordsr,-t to be efficient, Is. necessarily very CON
pTehensiye il its terms and its proper exscu-
lion requires the exercise Of sound JU1Enei 1t
aad aiEcretion by the officers to whom its era
foTcemens is trusted, and 20: guide ia lis exc
, cution the following Instructions arc to be
observed:
."fsrsk.--The order comprises tsscsc classe.
ofpe1so1s. namely: those whc are a.ou. I,sg-
ing the United States to eYaee ni!iya.y duty.
and those rho, for the samepurposa, Ieave
tleiE -oRn State Leaving tEs United Saa-ss
until the military draft Is psrfected il ahso~
lutely prohibited, but It nus not the inteusion
OF the order to interfere With, the transit Of
any person rom State to State, except those
who design to eyads military duty fae
order Will authorize The dstcntion Of any per-
son leaving his own State or :nt.Itary district,
"6eeond.-!AnJ person detained may be re-
heyed On giving 6oDGs TO the United Stltas
With sufficient security in the sun ot 81 0JD
conditional for the Performance OF military
Suty, fhs seo9ia bs dndted, or providing the
t1AtT1:-Imcaediate repsrt is to be ulaae
to this office Of a1 PERSONS detairet33 with the
cause Of t1eir deten:ion.
fo*ztA.-fou Will exercise The power OF
arrest ana detention with caation and f,rusar-
anes, 50 as to aEold giving aunosauce OF
tfonole to a.ay persons, excepting those who
are seeking to evade the performance OF their
duty to their couEtTy-
i1h--Tht governors OF their respective
statss are authorized to give passes OF permits
70 their own citizens desiring to leave this
state without in1<nt to ev:1de n,iiis.ry tsa.y,
"br order Of tue Secretary Of War
-lSigusd,} IS. i. TGislEK,
"Jclge Aayo1ato.''
, 1862-08-12
FROM mcCHELLAN.s ARMY,
Important from Ffr@in1a--The Evae~
uaf1on Of fEz1ehmond again IKepe rted,

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 8.-The nau boat
from Ha1rison,s Landing has arrived. She
reports the Union prisoners from Rich
nond hare arrived at Harrison's Lsnding.
@ aeaF Malvera mi Ii When lie Union troops troops
from the camp OF the army Of Vir-
ginia to the 4th Inst, say accounts are f4-
quentlS received here through various chan
ne1s that he rebel army Of Richmond has
the last ten days. The sources through
which some OF these reports come ar. en-
titled to full credence- 1t is added that
among the causes OF the evacuation Of Rich
mond are the exhaustion Of the country
north Of the james River, the Injections and
pestileptial atmosphere and the superior AZ
vansagts Of the Jaiaes River toc 3 Ilne of de-
fenae.
1t Is also atatsd they intend to maintain an
open rsilroa6 connection with Ehe Valley, via
Lynchburg, Charlo; tesTille and Gordonsyilla
to Stauntou, to the l4st moment, as reserve
for supplies.
Your correspondent will not vuuch for the
accuracy of these statements, hut Is 3: liberty
to say that they receive q certain degree Of
credence in high quArters.
se7ztse7 learns from q gentleman who left
Richmond On the 1st, that q fearful pestileuce
ia racing there, and TINT hundreds afe dEinE
daily. The 1ebe1 army, which numbers :oo,-
eco, is in fearful state Of de8tisution. The
general Geadquarters and large proportion Of
tie army are moved to the south SIDE Of the
river. Although the army is SO large the
leaders find it impossible to bring more than
1CD, 900 into the field 8: one: ula
: FORTRESS MONROE, August 8.-B5 mail
hoat from Ha1rizon's Landing, it is reported
1he Feder4ls have fallen back to Harrson's
Landing, leaving Malvern Hill to the rebels,
after accomplishing the purpose Of the re-
connoissance- =
= The weather Is the hottest Of the season.
, 1862-08-12

ST. JcHss. Aug. 9th. steamship S.:1sIa,
froli Liverpool ID, Fia Qusssn1awa OIL 1l1,:
81. Dsssrt. Cape lsace at 10 u".ock q. ill.,, eu
1..afe scr Ne: 4osk- Sis 1yas boarded hy
the 1eTs yacht suA summary OF ncws o5-
tuiu3ts.
Earl RussE1 justiiies the 7;==;;oS OF Il. federal
cfulsefs oit the b4nAulas.
Eae federal sunes.S rGscarora wills at
ftHtsDstosr, Wi.e:hi.:.; Ter : Confederate
seean..r which left Liverpool hut which
pus back to !aulJ asal, and there lcss all ner
men.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. a.-Asaerzear aouz closed
yesterday with Il tecliui1E t2n.cacy. Whaa.
lnItt ard part;al, = penny :owa7 and tsiI"
higher. Provisions cioscG dull en- Fctily
E5l.sois tssgtas ','i Friday,
Another rnn-or Is lh.c En-lArd seat =
srecia. envoy to Was:;ngto2- 70 urs. 5t1::
!5esiusnt to take the Initiative toward peac !:
i lt 'she:S 10 avoid tile p!ie.::- of mediation
Gener:ii Pope's proclamation, that his army
euhsist on the enemy, has he.a construed la:u
the adoption CT system OF Tapiuc, AID o.u-
yukeG inI;as:.7:'3c 3c cs-1n@a:sts Is tfa.. ure,s
Sir II. b. Head ,.dyoc1:cs, in the IT,;4.z, that
fht eEeaI lest de1tt;se o. C:..1la is fur E,,E,au.,
ta proclaim Il y Tstcul ri retaliation. II th2
An:sI1caus tEra Toronto, Ea:5;a.d VII. bum
ta:d Boston. !;
Rumors CT the early marriage OF the Pr;acc
Ct Wn.es, with DA5ish @ Prass:en psit:a:s
The epibarks.iou Of French troops for Mex,
l:o is proceeding bris1z:7.
Tic Fferch have Esoceupied tae Esou,a:1
ficrtirr.
Gari2.,ld; has Issued : :ros!a:n:..toa for 7cl,
Entecrs to assenlh1e il Sicily ca1caa aaeii ss;:ia Il
tie time for action has CONC, The destlua-
! ion !: Lis expedition is unknown.
Archbishop Hughes is passenger Iu the
| Scotis.
TIE Iadfzendenes Riys asserts that France
Russia and England are negotiating 1oz media:
! lion in America, and that tue TWO former ha
! received final reply