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A SOUTHERN OPERATION.-On Friday last
as an elderly man named Young. from Giles county,
was walking along the levee, he made the acquaintance
Of a very nice young man, who undertook to show him
the city. At the navy yard, the nice young man met an
acquaintance Of his he had not seen for o time. He
learned that his fiend had been busily engage in invent
ing a submarine battery, a modesof which he had with
him, and he was wondering where he could got some of
them made. The nice young man him to
go to Streets shop, not far Of The man went. leaving
his model behind, which Mr.. Young and the nice young
man proceeded to examine. In a tube within was found
apiece Of paper. This the nice young man took out and
proposed that he and Mr.. Young should bei the inventor,
when he got back, that there was no paper in the subma
zine. 1t was agreed to. The inventor eameb back and the
bet was proposed and accepted All Mr.. Giles had about
him was forty dollars This was put down, when the
inventor opened another tube in the submarine, from
which he drew a piece Of paper. He hal won the bet
the money was handed him, and he left. After he was
gone the nice young man came 10 the conclusion that the
paper had been placed there on purpose, and thar there
was cheating going on He was etermined not to sub
init to it. He won d have the money back or He
set of in a great rage. Mr.. Young waited but The nice
young man did not retnrn- He at last came to the con
elusion that there was cheating about it, aud applied to
officer Wise, but in vain. The nice youns man, his inge-
NOUS friend. and the forty dollars were all gone.
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States While this is true Of Kentuckians in Lineoln's
army, It is equally true that the number OF hentucAiAhs
hi ne Cmf.derafa armies il not less than fifteen thousand
There are several regiments at Columbus, many in vi
qinia. aud the rest in the command Of MarshaA, CIArA,
place We're il not that many counties are helnmed ID
bv the Federal army, this number would be tuuy doubled
There is a third party who are awaiting the result on ge
frst decisive hattie before taking @ hand upon either SIDE,
while still a fourth cling yet 10 the exploded hunting OF
neutrality They cannot maintain this most dangerous
Of all positions long. for they arc neither respectedo y us
North or BY the South
No man can tell the day or even the week when the
Yankees wu make an stack upon us Gen Hndmau
orepnes fbs advauco position. but viii fall bacSupon the
approach Of the enemy In force, and Gen. Johnston viii
dgbt nothing more than a skirmish beyond Big Barren
- SUBALTERN.
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RECOvERED.-The two prisoners, Hugh Nor
rison and Mike Kelly, who escaped from custody at the
State line depot on their way to Nashville on Friday
morning last, have been retaken. They went into a
negro cabin and asked the negro 70 help them of with
their irons. The boy went out and told his master, who
restored them to the keeping Of the law. A reward Of
fifty dollars had been offered for their recovery
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CITY CHANCE NOTES-The civ ConnciI

CRY CHANGE NOTES.-The City Council
has referred to the City Attorney and the Finance Com
mittee a resolution. which, if adopted, will result in the
issue by the city Of notes from five cents and upwards
The resolution empowers the City Controller, in paying
the claims Of policemen and other city creditors, to issue
warrants on the City Treasurer IN such sums as may Be
demanded by any creditor. Persons holding any unpaid
paper Of the city, can have that paper exchanged for
notes or bills in place Of the paper IN iaeh sums as me
toLder may desire The Controller is 10 keep a separate
record Of the small notes issued with the names Of the
persons to whom they are paid.
Since writing the above we learn that any idea ofissu-
ing notes Of low denominations by the city has been
abandoned though it is believed the notes would have
been Of pub lie convenience, there il an objection to max
ing the city corportion a banking concern, and a danger
Of mourning the heavy fine Of $1,000 Axedbg law against
unauthorized issues
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TIE CONCERT To-MORRow.-Pro Winkler's
concert tomorrow Is the theme of mush expectation,
From the high quality Of the pieces selected, and the
superior talent of the performers a very agreeable oeca-
sion is looked for. Prof winkler has been indefaugable
in his efforts. and a superior concert viii no doubt be the
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THE MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD There
has been considerable Inconvenience experienced on this
road since the accommodation train was taken Of The
officers and directors Of the road. with that desire TO
ohlige which has ever distinguished them. arr making
arrangements to place, in a week or ten days, another
train on the road, which, together with the through train.
viii enable the residents al7ng the line Of the road 10
STRIVE in She city about bsn o'elocE in the morning. and
leave about Ave O'Clock in the evening Of the same dav
While recording the accommodating acts # the officers
Of this company, we take the opportunity to thank Col
Wood the president, and J. N Tomeny, Esq, the popa-
lar treasurer. for kind c~iyiities extended to this Office.
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A CLEVER OFFICER.-Since the new office of
Collector OF Privileges was established, it has been well
filed by our old friend, John Newsom. ESQ., who dis
charges its duties with the same attention toward the
city's interests, and the same courtesy toward the tax
payers, as has always characterized him in Office.
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The PLANTERS CoNYENTION-The an
pFoaehing Planters Convention in this city on the third
Monday Of next month. the 18th, is attracting attention
throughout the whole cotton growing region Of the Con
federaey, and delegates to it are everywhere being ap
pointed We presume that our Chamber Of Conmere,
aud orr leading cotton merchants will. at an early dav
take steps with reference 10 the meeting A larzp mum
Der Of influential citizens from all parts viii De present
many Of whom will be in our city for the first time. an.
no effort Should be spared 10 treat them with a kind,
and liberal hospitality worthy Of a city destined to TAX,
so high srauk in the Confederacy a. Memphls It is ex
pected that the various railroads will extend to delegate,
the usual attention Of charging only on one way for tn.
coming aud returning "Trip. The claims b such an act Of
hberalty were never stronger, for tie cotton Interest i 4
heavy contributor TO the railroads As a specimen Of
what is doing with respect to the approaching CONVEX
ton, we copy the following resolution. adopted at a re
cent meeting Of the cotton planters OF Ouaehita parish.
La;
That for the purpose Of mutual consultation and con.
cert Of action among the cotton planters Of Louisiana. We
recommend the ~assemblage Of a cotton planter conven-
u0n 10 the city OF New Orleans, on the third Monday in
January le52, or 90 such place as may be agreed thai
such convention shah be held, and invite the people Of the
cotton parishes to send delegates to that convention,
which convention shall be authorized and requested 10
apPoint delegates TO the Cotton P.anters' Convention. to
De held at Memphis in February.
The same convention also adopted the following resola.
ton;
Ihat 1t rs the opinion OF She cotton planters Of Ouachita,
that i s not their interest to plant any cotton the coming
season Pr9rided a general agreement can be had among
all the cotton p anters Of the Confederaey to adopt that
policy.
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English Dislike 90 mr. seward,


Strong. active and subtle influences have
been at work hero 20 render our Secretary Of Staia
obnoxious 20 the government, its press and people. And
theas Influences hzve been So successful that be IS every
where regarded, not only ~ an enemy Of England, hui
81 one who, from personal hostility or political consideTa-
IN support Of these opinions the duke Of New Castle is
Quoted Icannot gather. from the numerous versions
ahoat the precise Language usad by the duke, but I am
sure that sifher the Language, OF the import Of what Gov,
Seward said, was misApprehended, for it il an impeach
ment Of the camInunest sense to suppose that he seriously
apnised the duke II an intention 10 provoke d war with
England and thai a. q moment when our whole country
was mani rstiugs ia unmistakabis enthusiasm, IL sdmira-
ton for Ne Queen and it, regard for England, in Oyadons
70 her son and its heir apparent
/ perceive. in the L0ndcn correspondence OF the New
New York Tone. hllusta to another " maigu influence,
potent in some quarters her, agaiHstGov. Seward That
Influence. srEely responsible for he war a ready upon 0uI
hands, might, one would suppose, be content 20 wait til
that war : over. before seeking 10 embarass the country
abroad.
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"oy 10 RlcnMoND" AGAIN TnE CRY.-The

IN TO hlltMUNB AGAIN IhE Ahls-luc
Washington correspondent of the New York Void writes
as follovs
There il an earnest feeling here in favor Of an effective
forward movement Of the army, which has grown more
decided since tue settlement Of the AasOn-Sldell affair.
il Is urrd that an extended and successful aggressive
movemcni can now be made, and thBt Il would have a
happy effect not only at home, baf upon those nations
whose policy towards our government H AZ present way
ering. The popular eOmplaint Of England, that we are
dning nothing toward the furnishing her with cotton,
wouid b. silled she would become less inpatient, and
the Occurrence Of more eaieafcs, which might result in
war wend be avoided At any rate, il Is said that a
great victory now would secure us the increased symps-
thes Of the greater part Of Europe, and e~dectually
prevent the recognition Of the Confederacy by any
trans Atl4zfie power Assurances vague and general
though they b., are stHl given that an advance Is 70 be
made, and thai the army viii not go into winter quarters.
Gen. Leslie Combs lately announced that q great event
j. impending IN Kentucky. that viii result In a glorious
Cnion victory ffosn advees 1 have received to-day, II
! Il probable that Gen. Buekner win be attacked nj Bowl
ing Green by q large Federal force. the center OF which
q hfy Thousand, the right wing fifteen thousand, and the
/ len ron thousand.
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BLUE SToNE.-The Athens Post says "a We
have u this Office a sample Of blue stone, manu-
featured at the Polk county copper mines. This
is an article Indispensable 10 telegraph operators,
and tor some other purposes, and in general de-
mand among farmers at seeding time. The
supply had become nearly exhausted, but it is
now being largely manufactured at Ducktown,
and no further difficulty will be experienced in
procuring it
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less a iudicious and Conservative course is taken by th
Legislature, we shall, without the shallow of a doubt b,
placed in a p sitiou infinitely worse than the one we now
occupy The Baton Rouge Adcocase says Such re
lief as the bill proposes, would only lond a little tempo
rary help at the Coz, Of overwhelming damage at no dis
tsnt day"
The New Orleans Crescent says: We fear it will re
suit disastrously all round. as wen as to those il is intend
ed to benefit, As to the State at large. Whenever a gov
eminent, constituted like ours, turns banker, and issues
circulating medium, the result is usually governments
bankruptcy and individual insolvency" The New Or
leSas commercial BHHGiH says: " We are fully persuaded
th" the planting interests of the State would be greatly
managed by the contamination Of the project Thi
subject Is worthy Of the serious consideration Of tho +.
"no are attempting to " relieve the planters Of th,
state oy a similar measure. 1t is Offering the planter
apples Of Sodom, fair and tempting to the sight lint hit
'eriess and ashes in the mouth. In sd ,i5op Ia he IA
pressing influence Of the proposed relief LIS ON m.
New Orleans market, there Is also a stay law wb;ef
mas passed both branches Of the Legislature. and vbi.,
the Governor has been petitoned not to sign. The Franz
lin ItaHi9s BdHHe regards it as one Of the mo., nar
nieious laws that could possibly be crowded through IN,
Legislature" The New Orleans Tras Dcta saws. 81 w.
unhesitatngly venture the assertion that not a .l1g,.
honest man in the State viii avail himself Of tie "A,
law
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SERENADE-We were last night compliment
cd with q stirring selenads from Capt John O'Neirs
splendid brass band "Eixie, particularly, inspired US.
To the company we return our Acknowledgements.
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REMoYED-The prisoners Of war in custody
here were yesterday removed from their late quarters a
the negro mart, on Adams street, to he building ON Bea
street beyond the bayou, formerly used as a college By
the faculty Of the botanical school Of medicine.
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TAXES-The allowance of one and a half per
cent. per month to all who pay their taxes between now
aud Juns, has resulted in the payment to Tax Collector
Bowen of s>3,9l0 in the last two days. The wise will
SO On and A., lii, wise"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY IL.

BWe are indebted to our friend J. NJ. Tom
L q, Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad, for late
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GENEROUS.-We stated d short time ago that
Messrs. Vim & Co, saddlers, aud their employees, had
made the handsome donation of S35s.50 to the Southern
Mothers for the sick soldiers. We have now 10 record that
they have presented another S3ss.5O to w. o. LoaAnd,
Esq, Treasurer, for the wounded soldiers IN the overton
Hospital. These contributions do honor to the noble
hearts that gave them. Let not the gooddeeds of Messra
VIM Il Co, and their patriotic employees be forgotten.
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SUNDAYDEALING.-James -Shaughnessey was
yesterday fined tventy-one dollars for selling liquor OF
Sunday
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NHE splendid passenger boat ALONz0 Aa@z
L CHILD Capt DeHaven viii leave lIL-
tor the above and intermediate Pointa on ~
THURSDAY, l6th inst, AZ 2 p. ~ z
isl4J5 LARRY HARNSTaB AO-nt
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RECORDERS COURT-At this court vester.
day there were nine cases and fty-seven dollars paid il
fines.
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Regular Wednesday Paeke.

Y INIE splendid passenger packet MAGEN-
IA wilson, master, leaves ~ above UzL
ion WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. ats P NJ. go
JRi4t LARRY H~ARaSTAD. Agent.
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TEKE FINANCIAL IMBROGLIO AT
THE NORTH.

From the New York Herald
A bank meeting was held this morning, with a
view OF restoring order in the affairs of the
banks. Very little was effected. 1t seems that
several Of the banks claim that the suspension
of specie payments of itself Cancelled the agree
ment Of equalization, which was entered into
in August last, when the banks began 10 lend
money to governments, and decline 10 advance
any more specie to the common fund. Other
banks Insist that this is unfair, and that the
equalization should, at all events, be made for
Monday. IL is a very pretty quarrel, as it
S ands. Some OF the banks continue to purpOrt
to pay specie but it is not good for depOsitors to
ask for any, if they should see any prospect
OF needing isvors hereafter. Practically, the
suspensioh is general. r. atbsr 2 day or two,
the City Bank or Bank Of America perseyere in
an eccentric course, we presume that their de-
p%ositors will risk everything, and carry their
gold over to the brokers for sale.
The following Is a c Imperative statement Of
the exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending December
81, and since January /:
1854. 1850. ls61.
For the week % L5l3 l62 s 2E9igQl 6 2,0l9,092
Previously rep. 9o.l4loL4 l0.too29t1 f9eli,II6
Since Jan. J.. F.. Gsao3,794 100000 !s7,962,a69
The last week of the year does not close with
as heavy an expo. reHrn as some OF its prede-
eessofs, The aggregate for the year, nnco. law
amounts 10 the Unprecedented sum of $137 ,962,-
263-say $3l,763,000 more than that Of 1860,
and rather more than double that of 1859, which
only slightly fell below the average.
Assuming our imports to have amounted to
SI25, 200, 600, our general merchandise account
shows a balance in our favor Of nearly Sli,000,-
geo to offset the difference between our exports
aHd our imports of coin. This is the first in
stance On record during which the balance has
been in our favor, and it may be regarded as
especially remarkable, in view Of the fact that
for one-half the year there have been no exports
OF cotton. The cause of the anomaly is, of
course, the short harvests abroad and the sur
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TARPAUENsi T~ARPAULINs With the vast
amounf of p~erishable commodity lying about the city and
he certainty ahead Of plenty Of rainy weather, .arpau-
ms have become Of prime necessity they can be had IN
large supply at S Brooks Water street. next to the ice
honae. Wlm.
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River New. and steamboat, B-u.Ines..

FAST DRTvING-For this offense Pat Scott
was yesterday fined six dollars
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"a After an absence Of more than twenty-five
years, Ole Bnll has returned 20 England, where
he Is now touring It through The provinces
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ed on this side. the remainder are directed to
prevent a land attack. On Monday afternoon,
we had quite a sharp skirmish with three of the
" mosquito fleet, and drove them up the river.
From two to four of them appear daily, but do
not seem inclined to have another brush. On
Tuesday, the Henry Andrews picked up two
d~eserters, from whom we obtained much inform
alton, and also learned that the fort above us
was garrisoned by two companies of rebels, that
Fort Pulaski contains but forty-iye mounted
guns, and their plans for the escape of the Fin
gal. They state that their leaders have no fear
of the Federal army, but would rather see the
devil than the Hessisn navy. The Alabama has
just returned from F~ernandina. She found it
well defended.
On the way she chased a vessel, containing a
very valuable cargo, ashore, and, after taking
out a plentiful supply Of " choice Havanas,'
burned her to the waters edge She was sup
posed to have nearly two hundred and fifty
thousand cigars of the best brands abroad.
The recent news from England and the ac-
counts from Charleston have caused a consider
able sensation among the bluejackets- Christ
mas was very dull. Weather continues delight
full. Country preserves its verdure. Provisions
getting scarce. Looking anxiously for the Con-
necticut with mails and stores for New York.
Hoping soon to be able to record the capture
of both the Fingal and the fort Il do not know
the name Of the latter, / am yeurs, etc.
Ii. c.. C..
z. S.-This afternoon a boat from the sloOp-
ofwar Seminole, found one of Commodore Tat
nails barges seereted in a small creek about two
miles southeast of our anchorage. 1t is Il beau
tiful little craft, perfectly equipped, and was
used by the midshipnau alluded to above. The
sloop-ofwar Savannah has been relieved by the
Pawnee, and is now cruising Ii.
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VII passenger steamer E. J. GAY. VIM. ~
= Mray, master, will leave IS above on a
THURSDAY, 10th instant, az 5 p. NJ -
for freight or passage spply on board. or to
laL9-2t ELTIlIT a EINSnN Amt
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ExcHAxeE AND naEk norr usn

CORRECTED BY z AVERY, CASHIER OF 7Hv a.y.
Oso sAtisss issTIrUrlos, MADISON STREET.
Bankah1 Tennessee Nonsv brf,- a.
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ENTERTAINING SLAyEs-For this oaense J
corler.
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IWdE excellent steamer YAZOO. Cant
u Marshall, will leave for the above pofpt slanc-A
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 P. N, $3.50
ial5lt ELLIOTT q VTygOG Ags1ts
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lVHE spleniId passenger boar ALOEzO -
I CHILD neHsVen, master, vii leave f
for the above and ~utermedlatap ants on 49,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 18th instant -
jazz q I'D MORTON & {. Aecht-.
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Memphis and Columbus C. S Mail Line.
Leaves every TUESDAY aad SATURDAY tt5pM
fiih hne passenger packet KEN
4 TUCkY, Lcdwick master. viii leave fIL
az above fer Columbus and intermediate ~
points For freight or passage apply on -
board or 10 J. Q. McNANUS,
IAloIM g Ernnf Rnn
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Memphis and Napoleon c. S. Mall Line.
splendid passenger steamer Il. d..
Il WEARS. Berry, master. viii leave as sIzGS-A
shove WEDNESDAY,. 18th inst. at P. " So
For freight or passage apply 10
isl5It 7 r McarANus
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tor Hickman, New Madrid and Columbus.
Vie splendid passenger packet 49,
4 DESOfO, Beard, master, will leave IIA
tor above and all intermediate landings &
on fH1s DAY, 18th instant, at S ?. II E2
laI-t LARRY ~HARMSTAD. Aeant
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ltHE passenger packet CLARA DOL
Denuing. master. leaves az above I I-Ir-h
THIS DAY, 18th infant, at 70 n ~
EoL freight or passage apply on board, or to
lal9 IL J. ORION & co Agansz
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INIE elegant passenger psekst PRINCE -
L OF WALES, Jss. Lee, master. will REIZN
leave as above n A Is b instant. al I2 III
lalAlt EIIOT 4 VVNgON a1.,+s
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For Des Arc, Augusta and Jaeksonport.
iVHE passenger packet KANAWHA
VALLEY, Brandsnburg, master. will R7N
cave As aooYe THIS DAY 18th instant 81 I2N
jal5lt LARRY HARMSTAn a.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT or THR mARhET
TURs1sHrD IRON TIE MERcHAsrs' E1caAssE

TUESDAY EVENING, Janua y "A.
CoTT0N-22 bales sold a, -, and 6 at SC. Received
none shipped &c ba'eS
TOBAcCo-Reeeive 6 hhdA No sales reported We
again quote
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
INTERIOR 21so "a
4 q ~
INFERIOR 5 q .
6SN ~
5 "a .
NA'So All El0
WHEAT-The was nothing doing IN the market
today. Receipts confined to I67 bags
FLOUR-4es barrels received A moderate demand
with sales OF 100 sacks extra superane A
$50; . sacks super at $3.50, and Is briG extra AT sas5
CORN-Received 1904 sacks. Sales rs bushels aix, d
at zoe. aud 100 do. white at soc.
BRAN-e67 bags received. Sales 100 SACKS at s3l y
tuni 267 do. al 81, d-livered, and 50 at s3l.
RYE-Receipts l62 sacks. Sales Of three small lo;s
At eLU 2 bushel for common and sI.30 for choice.
OATs-No receipts. Sales 36O bushels al sOe
P0TATOEs-iO bushels choice sold at s22a No
receipts
suGAR-Reeolvsd 54 hhds. A good demand pre-
vailed with sales Of ato hhds, in several lots At 81 nse.
MOLASSEs-The sales eompri.sd 80 barrels At a
and l4 bris in three lots, At a5e. Received lss brss.