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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

Ala meeting OF Excelsior Hose Company
on Sunday evening, May 18th, 1862, Charlie
Hall and William Spear were appointed
committee to report resolutions expressive
of the sense OF the meeting. The committee
report as follows:
Resolved, That in the death OF brother
William Schwab this company has lost
noble member, who went forth to light The
battles Of our glorious country, his parents
dutifui son, and the family have our sympa'
thies.
Resolved, That the members OF this com
pany weor mourning for thirty days, and The
hall Of the company be draped in mourning
during the same time.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Courier aud JeGersonian.
Cm,pLiG HALL, Foreman Hose.
WILLIAM SPEtR, Asst Foreman.
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HEAD QUARrRRs, 3no DivrsIoN.)
CAMP TAvBoR, HUMsvrLR.
April 10, 1862 }
Iiieneral Order No % l

SoLprERs! Your march upon
Bowling Green, won the thanka
and confidence OF our Commanding
General. With engines and cars
captured from the enemy, our sd.
vanced guard precipitated itself up
on Nashville. IL was now made
your duty to si,ze and destroy the
Memphis and Charleston Railway
the great military road OF the enc
my. With q supply train only suf'
ficient to feed you at distance o
two days march for your depot, you
undertook the TIercu.ean task of re-
building twelve hundred feet ol
heavy bridging, which by your un.
tiring energy was accomplished in
ten days.
Thus, by a Railway Of your owr
construction, your Depot OF supplies
was removed from Nashville to Shel
byville, sixty three miles, in the di'
rection Of the object OF your attack
Tho blow now became practicable
Marching With a celebrity such as tc
outstrip any messenger who might
have attempted to announce your
coming, you fell upon Huntsville
taking your enemy completely by
surprise. and capturing not orly hi'
great Military Road, but all his Ma
chine Shops, Engines and rolling
stock.
Thus providing yourselves will
ample transportation, you have
struck blow after blow with a rapid
icy unparalleled. Stevenson fell
sixty miles TO the East of Huntsville
Decatur and Tpscumbia have beer
in like manner seized and are now
occupied. In three days you have
extended your front oi operations
more than one hundred and twent,
miles; and your morning gun at Tus
cumbia may now be heard by youl
comrades on the battle.fie recent
ly made glorious by their victory
before Corinth.
A communication Of these fact
to Head Quarters has not only woI
the thanks Of our Commanding Gen
eraI but those OF the Department c
War, which announce to you will
proud satisfaction.
Accept the thanks Of your Com
mander, and let your future deed
demonstrate that you can surpas
yourselves. ...
BY order OF o. M. mitchell,
Brig. Gen. Commanding,
w. =. Prentice, A. A @.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
FuSra,t. OF 4 SoLUiER.-Last Satur

FuSERu OF 4 SoLDiER.-Last saturday
morning. William Schwab, a member OF the
57th Regiment, died at st. Johns Hospital
Cincinnati, from the effects Of wound re-
ceived at the battle Of Pit,sburg Landing
The corpse was brought TO this place Sat
,urlay evening. and on Sunday was buried
in Maple Grove Cemetery. The Citlzer
Guaid, the Fire Department, and a very
large conconrse OF citizens followed The
young soldier TO his final resting place. He
was respected a. home. and beloved by hi'
comrades--he served with honor and diet
manrully. Peace 10 his ashes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

The Rev. J. O. Fletcher gave US last even
ing, brilliant lecture on ihe religion, GUS
toms and people of Brazil. Seldom have
we relished anything more than the picture
he laid before his audience Of that exuber-
ant garden ofthe tropics laden with its
strange variety of frnits and flowers, teem-
ing wite perpetual harvest for the hand OF
man. Surely that country must be the gar
den Of the world, and if its people had the
enterprise which moves this Yankee nation,
Imagination could not set bound to the re-
suits they would produce there. As rele.
want to this comparison the Rev. gentleman
stated that the best Remedies employed
there for the diseases to which they are
subject, are invented and supplied TO then
by our own we'll known countryman. DR..
C. Aver Of Lowell, Mass, and that not thu
people only but the priesthood and thu
court of the Emperor down, have Gonstan
recourse in sickness to the Rene dies Of thi
widely celebrated American Chemist
Ledger Boston. f' 'r' ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Aantofk 9ff(trsOaian.
Local and Miscellaneous.
An EsrssrRrss THAT WILL uE succEssru'

An EsrssrRIsE THAT WILL or SuccEssruL
"A gentleman OF experience and who also
has the necessary capital, proposes TO take
the old Foundry buildings near the Branch
In. r. warehouse, and ct them up Tor The
purpose Of engaging extensively in the man
ufacture Of Agricultural Implements lie
has not fully determined upon doing it al
yet, but there is q probability that he will
Whether he does or not there is an open
ing here, and a good one for an establish
ment Of this kind. AS matters are now, bu
few Of the farmers OF the County are using
indictments made here-nine.tenths are
brought from other places. This !, paying
too heavy tribute to outside manufactures
Every plow, every cuitivator, every thesh'
| ing machine and every engine used Tor Tor
ty miles, should and could be made just al
W ell and just as cheaply as they can u
Cleveland, Dayton or Massilon, and on ev
cry one made in those places and worn ou
here, then is a loss OF whatever is paid FOL
them to this town and county. With ordi'
nary business tact, and moderate capita
there is no trouble about such an establish
ment succeeding The richest county II
Ohio surrounds the town--there is a large
home market than is enjoyed by any town
in the Moth west, and the material used II
this branch Of business splenty and cheap
the citizens Of Findlay are alive TO thei
own interests, they will not allow anothe
year to pass by without having nm establish
ment OF this kind in operation. Selling
goods and buying produce is all very well
but to make the town what it should be-
there should be manufactures added t'
these branches, and the sooner move N
This direction 10 made, the better.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

CHICAGO, May 81 "A special to
the Times dated, Fort Wright Goth,
says: From Indications made appsr
ent yeaterday 1t is clearly evident
the enemy have evacuated Fort
Wright and fallen back on Fort Ran.
dolph, q strong fortification on the
second Chickasaw Bluff, - miles
below their former position.
Officers Of hotilla who weht down
the River yesterday with flag Of
truce, returned with the intelligence
that neither troops nor gun boats
were visible, that Fort Wright and
the river as far below as the eye
could reach were deserted.
Towards evening rebel boat with
a flag of truce came up and exchang
ed prisoners. No explanation wa'
offered as to why our flag was not
answered in the morning.
Taking all circumstances into con
sideration there is not the least doub
but that the rebels It left in their new
position can maintain more detenc
and be less exposed to fire from on
mortars.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

AN editorial article in the Dalti-
more American, on Hunters procla.
nation points to it az an indication
OF things to come, and indicates that
in the efforts to preserve the Union
Slavery must perish. and urges the
desirableness Of abolishing it grF dn
ally in Maryland or fear of a worse
result. The Cambridge, Nd Intel,
ligencer has communication con.
tanning the material progress of th'
Northern and Southern counties in
the State. Mssourians say the Stat
Convention which meets on the frs
Monday in June, will adopt the
gradual emancipation policy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

ExIRAoRDlNARY SENTENCE - Tie
Journal de Geneve states that man
named Girard was tried a few days
ago at Zug on u charge o! having
stolen cat, which he had killed and
ATE. Beirg found guilty, he was
condemned-1st, to pay the cost OF
his imprisonment before trial; 2nd,
to two days imprisonment on bread
and water; 80, to receive 80 blows
with a stick; 4th, to remain -four
years within his own parish; 5th to
be inscribed on the black list; 9th,
to be placed under the strict surveil
lance of the municipal police; 7th,
TO tho expense of conveying him
home; and Sth, to all other expenses
and to repair the damage done.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

DR. II. D. BALLtRp-We neglected 10
call the attention of the public to the fact
that the above mentioned gentleman has
commenced the practice OF medicine in this
place. The DR.. combines thorough med
ical education with natural love for the pro-
less on, and has beside enjoyed the alva n
taccs Of several years successful practice. -
lie is n good Trustworthy physician. once
aud residence in the Hyatt building.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Nav sry1rs Woo,rs coops.--Mr. wm

Nsw SrYLEs WooLEs Goops. MIR. VIM.
Anderson, the proprietor of the Findlay
woolen Mills, is finishing an assortment Of
Cassimeres that for beauty Of design andeI'
cellence Of finish equal any Eastern made
goods OF the same grade. Mr., A. designs
con,inuing this branch Of manufactures,
and is adding the machinery necessary
The public will encourage and sustain him
lin the enterprise,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

SoRonuN.-Almost every farmer in the
county is devotinga portion OF his land to
sorghum. This is judicious, but we would
suggest 10 those planting a half that they
make a whole acre OF it, Susor can be
ma lie from the Sorghum--there is no donb,
on this point--and enough should be grown
this season TO partially supply the demand
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

uTOne hundred aud seventy-6 Eve doses o
Aconite, Bell Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicines, pure and fresh, tallowins
ten pills to q dose) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing fifteen
cents in stamps. OF otherwise. 10 John d
Hall, NJ. D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Established lS49.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

Wool. We notice at the fferent woolen
mills in town that small lots OF that staple
are coming in. although the growers gene
rally have not commenced shearng. Woo
will command this season a fair price, though
farmers need not look. for the rates of ls59-
], Go
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

Ma. EoiroR In travelling through this
thorny world, II is pleasant to have the for.
tune to meet host who will entertain you
in a sumptuousmanner. lfyou should hap
pen to stop in Upper Sandusky, ask for the
Pierson House, Main street,. Hunt, pro-
prietor - and you will fare we'll, as this rs 4
first class house and an accommodating
Landlord. A TRAVELLER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

The CRors.-There never was so fine q
prospect for a bounteous harves, as at this
time, Wheat looks beautiful, and the fruit
trees are hanging full OF promise. Should
the weavil absent himself, and Jack Frost
keep away, the granaries will not be larg,
enough TO hold the products OF the season
"There is a good time coming" and it i,
not so very far of.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Or TnREsnING MACHINES AND lIoRsx Powgns AT
SASDrsKY, ONO.

SANDCskY, ONO.
For Eight Horse rowor and Separator
(cylndor y inches long.) ,........ .s32j 10
For Ten Horse PuWor ANA separator
(cylmder 32 inches long,) .,... ...... 335 90
For Separator alone, (WuudbLry's or
Pnts') cylinder 81 inches lonh,.... 200 90
For Eight Horse Power, (pitts' or lron) US 10
For Ten llurse Power. U'ltts' or lron.) l3j w
For Separator alone, (WOOdbury's or
Pnia') cylinder 30 inches iong,.... I75 90
For Separator and Eight llurae Power 800 w
| also furnish, when expressly ordered,
Truck Wagon, suitable ior hauling
Separator from place 10 place, extra, 30 90
--latest Improved traw stacker, 20 10
long, extra. :. .................... 30 90
Power Corn.shcller, with Fan ........ 70 W
Barii Wright Il Cos Patent Compensa-
ting, Bay htate Railroad Power Tor
two horses, ........................ 100 40
Best quality ut Patent ltuhber or Leather Belt.
| ing furnished at manufacturers prices.
Repairs done on short notice.
&. J. NESSER.
| S,NDrsRY, Ohio. May IL, lsG2.-I3m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

BUSINESS has been extremely dull for two
weeks. The farmers are taking advantage
of the favorable weather to plant their corn
and as consequence the town is deserted.
Fortunately corn planting does not occupy
the whole time.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

Why is it that Hollands German Bitters
10 preferred to all other remedies for the
cure Of diseases OF the Nervous Systemf--
Simply because 1t never fails to perform all
that is said of it. Read the advertisement
in another column,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

PARRY Goop.--This week over forty
names have been added to our list--thirty
from one township. Keep the ball rolling
We want a circulation OF not less than l50C
by September lst.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

disease cold a-ii~s snnirw lnps L., lc iH"lN nud 'h
react ura. th yes nui the Snr,unlng Ogi,' pie
ducing t-nrrni ngunvHii"n, sulcttug nni di-cn-c
While ~ this enpl,inn. 'f'4sr Wy the arrangements
take Aycts I'hl. pi hw directly they restore ll'
natural action ,d the sr-i'u nmi With II lh' lhHhn
feeling Of health agtn. What i tn" nu ~ apparent b.
this al and cnItint. u ai"' TIM ~ ini
Of the de.dr, ate Hul dangerous li-rmpcrs The snm
purenNc citr .>Irl> tiIru. thu"- y siihtlir ni>tr
ons and arrangements m the natural functions 'd th
holy they r,rlly Hni inrny "t th"in -n'cly eur"
y the Sinr r,,nns Nnur VIII, know the vut', d lhe'
,is viii neglect to rnipioy tl'ci when suffering 'rh'
the d-Oidsrs tiry rur.
Statements rfnn i4, lin. rhysil,ns IN ronc OF III
principal ctis,, AID iIun other we'll hnnwn pul"' p"'
|
! Rum a Er,r'n,iaq Merchant + ~ Lo"is. ~. !, isd'
| pu Ayrr: vour rilS nra ih, I'uaR'n h 'll That
,S,t In n,,4l,i. Tiiy has" Cui'" NV liIr da'iEi
If ulrrr,as upon "r hands M c that lihi pray
neurA'lr ET wears. lior mnihcr h,- '", long = io'
,isy nAii,rI with hltrlc' iW i'nI ''"n lir ,ltn a
- hri i,..r. Nurr cl Nis cured, she nNp tti'
| ,nur iTli,, nni ilvy LnN- cur1d hrt -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
WooDBuRY,s PATENT.

! have thus far found that woodbury's Pat
tnt Is most sought after by threshers. and M
certificates show. II does good work and gives
excellent satisfaction. The first premium was
awarded to this machine nj the Michigan and
the Ohio State Fairs in ISIS and IL has nj.
wa,s received The frat premium vt County
and State Fairs, whenever exhibited both In
the United Statos and Canadas. am the on.
" manufacturer OF this very superior machine
| in the Srnte
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
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CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arr you sick. h.rl.lr. Hn
cmn,Lunin.f Al, yet, cut
v,Jicr, with your system Il
iany,pi. mnl ,uu tcliui;' ",
cmntatnhlrl rht~c syn.
tHn, ate ctt"n the lrciulr I
sein ~. illurss. s"iur IN =
si'l,Nsss \. creeping upon yn
nuL >lruld H. aNrrtrd i>
timely use ni the rilli ,ur
ely. 1nie A,rts ril.>. R''
cleanse "ut iln. 'ii-,n,h'rrDl l,'
nsgs - puiiil the l'h"rl. ~
let The iluid- ni"l- ~ unIl
sliurir'i IN health agnii
Tiry stimulate the hinrii"i
rr the lautiy into ,isoroii- n
ii,ity. putty TIA sl-Ic'" liri
ilir uI,.lturii"i's Mhi'h nrh
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

WE offer below a list Of prices, which, by
w calling upon us, you will find true III
every particular, viz:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
PITTS SEPARATOR,

also manufacture another equally excol.
,lent machine. known rs Pitts Separator.-
These separntors arc, bg some. highly esteem.
ed. They are manufactured. with great
care and are good machine. They have he.
come well established and arc justly celebra.
ted both for rapid and perfect work. In man.
ufacturing these machines, I have selected
such patterns only as have been fully tested
by long use. aud IN offering the two above.
believe offer the very best that are made. II
is claimed by those who use them. that they
will thresh, clean AID NJ for market, moro
gram in n given tine, and do II etter, than
any other machine. In fact tho only limit to
the amount they can thresh, depends ON the
facilities at hand for getting the grain TO the
machine and taking care of tho straw, &C., Af.
ter II IN threshed. These machines are both
Of them strong and durable; the Joints are all
fastened with bolts, and arc htted UP with u
least steel cylinder shaft, with composition
lboXes. The cylinder Is 80 inches In length:
land am now making the Separator and Clean.
er four inches wider than tho cylinder. The
Beater Shaft is furnished with steel journals
and brass boxes. also. brass boxes for canvas
belt shaft and fam SHAFT; steel Journals with
Iron boxes for fan side SHAFT: iron pulleys Oea-
thered) and cast iron conveyor. In every
particular they are constructed in the very
hest manner In every part: they run onsily
are oaily tended. and are adaptedlto be driven
by gear or by bands, requiring about / 400
revolutions per minute.
In tho Manufacture of these machines, l
have made some improvements or the origin.
al patterns. and am ready to make such other
changes AS experience may suggest as being
valuable,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Brick! Brick!

THOSE wishing n good article uI Brick can
Il he supplied By the subscriber at his kiln,
llne miles West Of Findlay, ON tho Gilboa road.
May I, l-62. X. MARSHALL.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

Black cloth froCk coats, worth. 5000 Tor sc 90
(madc and trimmed in good styie;)
Fine cloth worth. $500 for SIN. 90
Extra fine " ............sl2.0 90 for 81 30
Business coats worth. ......... 500 for 800
Fine do do. ........ 900 for 800
Extra lne - .......... 1910 tor 1900
Good strong business pants ... 2.5O for LIS
Fancy Cassime re pants worth. $50 for $50
Plain Satinet pants worth.... 10 Tor l,I3
Extra fine fancy cass. WORTH. 800 for 600
Fine black ctssSimere worth. 90 for 800
Ext tn fine cashmere worth -. 800 for 800
Endless variety of vests worth 400 for ], rs
Good black satin vests worth. 3,I5 tor 2.15
Extra fine satin vests WORTH. 800 for %
! "ancy silk vests worth. ...... 200 for l,50
Fine silk vests worth. 4,40 for 800
Extra fine silk vests WORTH. $50 tor 500
Boys good strong coats worth. 2,j0 tor 80
(Made and trimmed IN good stye)
business coats worth ........ 50Ifor $50
r'ine business coats WORTH. 800 for 40
black cloth do do .... $50 for $50
Extra fine do do .... SEQ for 800
Boys good strong pants worth LIS for l.2j
| Fine cashmere pants worth. $50 for 2.7j
Boys vests worth. LIS Tor LIS
Fine fancy do worth. ........ 2,2j for 10
Extra lnc do do ........ $50 for 2,2j
| We havs . also on hand good assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, and Car
pet SatcheIs.
May ], 1862. q. h y. r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
HORSE POWERS.

For Powers with which to drive my Thresh.
lers, have selected, as being the best now in
use, ruts Improved Patent do ubic Pinion
Power and the Treble-Genred Iron Planet
Power.
These Powers arc made by me in the most
thorough manner, of tho best material. and
are oi double the strength Of any single gear
ed Power.
In the pitts Power. am making shaft Of tho
hevol wheel and master pinion OF cast steel,
which is II great Improvement over the iron
shalt used by other manufacturers.
| In the Iron Planet Power. have also made
valuable improvements, adding to Its strength
and durability. Not u single Power, out Of
the whole number sold last year, has broke,
or IN any way failed.
POWER CORN-SHELLER.
Readings Patent, First Premium awarded at
Ohio Stale Fair IN 1859. 1865, 1857, ls5G.
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As u Family rhys'c.

F,"m M. :. ". tmi"r?L, N'c o'h"ns.
v"ur riil, the rriu'r y I'irgs. Tt"h "N',li'
ua'iti.s surpass a.N c.ilirtiS 'r Ir"s-~. Th"' -
l Ldt very ri tain nui , utuil IN ihr H"ihii ~ T.
,N"l4 VIA IL mikr- ,h'n in,"luldv 10 ~ !" il" 'ii
,.atnrnt ~ dt>cts-.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Road Notice.

A PETITION Will DO presented To tho Com.
n missi"ncrs ui Hancock county, Uhio, at
tueir June sessu iOr lsS2, pri,, ing Tor the Ia.
cation and establishment OF a cUunty road
commencing at the NUrih East corner Of SIcii
ulas krushe's land, at tho North East corner
"t section nine, IN Portage township, hancock
county, Ohio, and running thence Fast on tho
section line between sections three and ten
until 1t iniersects the road running IRON the
county line 10 Heck ks Mil, and there terml
mate. MANA PETITIONERS.
May 2, lSG2.-ttw
Fish Oil, Lard Oil, Sperm Oil, Iinseed
Oil, Carbon and GOAL Oil,
.. ATLowEs'r PsioEs,
At GttEEN's tUG STORE.
Anril 4 lSf1
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K0ll0CK'S LEvhIN.
'55, 900 bushels Of Potatoes
Wanted Immediately!
ISAAC DAVIS

ISAAC DAVIS.
(Near ttf old Branch Raiii,cId Depot, f,~diay)
wan pay tho high st market price, according
ln qnalily, for any quantity ofpn,atccs, " do
lvercd soon. May 7, lSG2.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
kULLOCK,s
DANDELION COFFEE.

f1NIilS preparation, made from the best Java
Il Coffee, is recommended BY Physicians M
n superior nutritious be yorake for general dc.
bility, dyspepsia, and all bilious disorders
Thousands who have been compelled to ahan.
dnp the use Of Coffee, viii use this withontin
iurious effects. One can contains the strength
OF two pounds Of ordinary Cohte.
k0ll0CK'S lEvAIN,
The purest and best baking Powder Known for
making light, sweet and Dutrilious Bread and
Cakes. Price Is cents. Manufactured by
n. NJ. k0LlOck, Chemist,
Corner Of Broad and Chestnut street. ,Phllad,
And sold by Druggists and Grocers.
May =, ls62.-tly