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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
he Mnrkets
CAMBRIDGE MARKET, sept24.

CARTRIDGE MA RKET, Sept 24.
market 1887 Cattle about 1900 Beeves and stores
consisting Ofworking Oxen. CeWsando
years old.
Prices -Market Beet-Extra 1925 to $50; arst quality
1918 to $500 I'd $500 Sd, 3,75
Working oxen-s9O to $50.
Cows and Caves-t22 to ~.
Calyes-$4,O0 to $50.
fearings- 100 to $3.50.
Two years old-Sl3 to Is.
Three years od-S1s to 70
sheei nd Lambs-6592 at market-Prices in lots 60
to 2,75each Extra, 1902 to 800
Remarks-The number of cattle was large this week
nothing than $3.50 per cwt, and some very good
cattle sold as low $625 The average sales of beef
were full % cts per cwt lswer thau last There was
arge number OF sheep and sales quick at a slight
advance OF last weeks prices.
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Making q per for the year end
ing l. 1862. Said per centage be upon the orig
ina amount the premium nOte without reference amy
Endorsement and to be paid the Treasurer. at his Office
in Montpelier before the 10th day Of Oct, 1862
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the Of due from each reSpecvey and
they particularly desired to that the money for their
forwarded the Office in October The
mens must be paid when due. Those fail pay
ought expect be paid their property is destroyed
by fire little attention this the part of the Members
of Company at the proper time will them expense
rGabc See Act of Incorporation your Policy
which will be enforcedJ j. L. THURST0N, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept 2, 1862.
IL The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this State
are requested to insert foregoing in respect
i've papers three weeks sucessvey and forward their bills
10 this Office for payment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. &C. The steamboat
John A. Warren from Washington arrived here
this morning with $50 rebel prisoners en- route
for Aiken Landing.
They are exchanged and talk spiritedly of
gong into the fight again as soon as they get
home. Most of them were taken at Manassas
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK y. M

New YORK, Sept. %. The Times correspond
ent at Centrevillc Thursday says, the advance
division OF Cen Sigeis corps, and the command
OF Nongilsa of the 40th New York Volunteers.
the Dekalb regiment, reached this place on
Monday last via. Falls Church and Fairfax
Court House. NO enemy was found on the road
to lnterroSe any obstacle TO the progress of the
troops or take possession of the Notifications on
arrival here, except few scattering horsemen,
who 1ed before our scouts could bring their car
blnes to bear upon them. On Tuesday our forces
under Brigadler Gen. Stahl reached this point,
and he now has command Of the place and &C.
cupies the house of Joseph Whaley as his head
quarters. The usual precaution has been taken
to prevent surprise by the enemy, and since
Monday scouting parties have been sert out
daily 10 different directions
This afternoon, Gen. Sigel made his head
quarters at Fairfax Court House, and has with
him the balance of his corps. The future action
OF these troops is, as yet, involved in mystery,
at all events 50 lar as newspaper correspondents
are concerned
1t IS stated by d surgeon in liagerstown, that
the rebels left IS heavy cannon, which thew
were unable to carry away across the river,
buried this side, putting up a side board, bear
ing the names of imaginary personages and that
they have been eXhumed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %. Last night, the rebel
cavalry captured Augusta. Kentucky on the
ONO river, forty miles above this city After
aobbmg the houses, they destroyed the place
The citizens fed to the Ohio side as speedily as
possible.
Hon. VIM. IL. Polk passed through this city
tonight as bearer OF dispatches from Andy
johnson to President Lincoln.
All business was totally suspended in this city
yesterday from till P NJ. all the citizens be-
ing under drill, The turnout was large.
dispatch to the Gazette from Indianapolis
states, that an army officer just arrived from
Washington says that he received an order
while in the War Department on Friday, re-
lievlng Gen. Buell. from command in Kentucky
and assigning him to Indianapolis to organ
ize paroled prisoners into regiments.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
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Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
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Pills sent by r.a, promptly, by renting the Pro
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Il f'PIERcE, Montpelier, Agent.
r. y, HJTCHINS Proprietor
may5fly 20 Cedar ST., New York.
HOMEOPATHIC CURATIyEs No. For Coughs ana
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In bowel paints they equally effcacious, and fo
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, }

MAJOR General Halieck, GeneraI-in- Chief:
Dispatches from Col. Sibley just received,
state that sharp engagement has taken place
with the Sioux, near Yellow Medicine. Some
80 Indians were killed and many wounded. Our
oss is killed and "A wounded. The Indians
iell back towards Saginaparle, COL Sibley fol-
loving.
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SADDLE HORSES

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, TWO GOOD
w Saddle Horse9,
FoR OFFICERS USE Weight, 1000 lbs. over, Color,
bay or black preferred l.. PAIGE.
Montpelier, sept Is, 1862 d495wl
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JOHN POPE, Maj. Gen.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. "a. The steamer Eu-
gene from Cairo to Memphis was hailed yester-
DAY at Randolph. Upon landing, the Clerk
who went ashose was Immediately seized by
guerllas, who had been previously concealed.
The steamer Immediately backed into the river
when the rebels opened fire on her. No one
was hurt. The Eugene on her return trip to-
night takes up company of soldiers to destroy
the place
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-29
Vernon Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1852.
1'HE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company mere notified that the following
nts have been made by the Directors all Notes
the following days, to wit -
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WASHINGTON, Sept. %. The following named
vthcers have beeu promoted on recommendation
If Gen. Mcclellan:
To Brigadier Generals, Col G. w. Warren of
the 9th New York volunteers, for distinguished
conduct at Gaines Hill battle; Colonel Alfred
Sully, LIST Minnesota regiment, for distinguished
conduct at the battle before Richmond, Col.
VIM. n. Averill, Sd Pennsylvania. for bravery
at Fair Oaks Col Robert Cowdin, LIST Massa-
ehusetts, for bravery at Wiliamsburgh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
yyzseR.1FRTo,
FRO

I INTERESTING IRON TEE SOUTH AND WEST.
MopiLr. August l3.-rhe Tribune has dispatches from
Grenada, dated yesterday, which Gays Captain Maxwell
with forty Gu4rDlas attacked hundred Yankees netr
Tears Point yesterday, KILN seVsnseeh and espturirg
DIX. Oar loss was one killed. Captain Maxwell was
wounded -s ssa
A,exandris, No, h,s miles from Ksokuk, was taken
BY our guerilIss on the Sd inst.
letter from Cameron 10 the kissc uri Republican
saws that Northern Missouri lie literally full Of organ
bands of rebels and citizens are 'ckipg to these bands
BY hundreds daily and will sooD have the whole country
ia their hands He says all is dark ard obscure, aud
every move Of the Federal Government makes matters
siI woras. Without Military Governor, lie adds, We
will be completely oveIrued by the rebes in months
PJrer has fAised over 1900 end they are hourly
Increasing a. he moves from place 10 place.
Toe London Times anticipates general uprising in
the Border States since heoellAn's defests I. says
the Yaakefs ore daily receiving the conviction that the
Confedera;es eau never be su' lgated.
JACKSON, August l2-The Federal troops have taken
possession OF Blyou Sara. General Breckenridge has
isusd congratustory address to HE army. he claims
o have gained q complete victory BY land at Baton
Rouge the most essential fruitsof which, however,
-, by the flilure Of the Arkansas to cooperate Al
accounts agree in saying that the Yankees were beaen
to and into the river. Oar wounded are doing WE'LL
Yankee prisoters continue to arrive hera.
AUeU.TA, Aug. lS.-Ths Savannah News, of ttR
morning Gays tina. tie steamer General Lee returned
ON Fort Pulaski Monday light last. Size was detsiied
a. the Fort the ground that the Yankee thought che
would return without their permission. Her officers
we're sent to Hilton Head, but subsequently allow
81 return with the boat. great many articles
stolen from the boat By the Yankees but the Fe3era Of
6,eTs proui,ed TO punish the lheit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

An answer ana the suit vent to trial. resulting IN
tgdrmept against the General and his partner. IKE
eution WIS iSsued but the Sheriff found notng 20 'e!
Ca xhereupon the plaintiff obtained an order 70 exam
inc the defendants supplementary Proeeeui1es: TUG
order was returnable to-day, but the General ou no'
make MS appearance and Gles' counsel oemanueo "a
order for lis arresfor contempt OF Court whleh was
refused. the Judge reserying his decision
Notice IS given that the CrotOn water Whi oe et lnto
the great Reservoir in the Central Park OF the lSh,
one week from Tuesday next. TINS immense reservoir
eill hold more thana thousand million OIL gallons,
suoply equal 10 three months consumption IL VIII
ke many DAYS. perhaps weeks TO MI 1t, as the water
must be let in slowly 20 that the pressure upon the
wills NAV not be too sudden. When fully IN operation
W. need have no fear Of scarcity whether IN cases oil
6r or drought There six four-teet pipes leading
from the reservoir 10 various parts Of the city Inc
yor, itself is one Of the most eNtensye-we think Inc
largest Of the kud-in the world, and with the aque-
duc Itself does the highest honor to the enterprise and
torethought OF the Metropolis Of America.
A sale of four thousand Enfield rifles, portion OF
the cargo of the Rebel Prize steamer Nassau, was sd-
ver,ised 10 take place at the Harlem Railroad Depot
Al twelve O'Clock Yesterday The Government, how.
ever having bought all the rifles At their appraised
ysils labOut S6O,00O) the spectators, who were on
hand expecting 10 be purchasers had TO 90 away ds-
appointed and complaining that themselves, instead oil
the muskets, had been sold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

Alta uee.iaE II VIC ,esry I'D - re
- gallon JONAS C-lrcl Aut PA-sh HaEfT ~
Nrgina, held ve7y sad Church 5h Au
~ i0o.lls preamble aad rcsolsors uEalmou
" sdrpeI-
,.-uch a. hath pleased AniEh'y Gsl 10 HIS vi proTi
d. o .czoye IA t uao ron n TINE 81 me
4Eauon tfs Parish In be early 4anl 4, an dlibed
D. - IL dec lg tcre Esal ant ucs.
use member n "a v,sy and By b. s-1t ry l1tcus
and tl eat TuFus C1ted c: vsy al
valia prozrs Nad party oi toe tsur q ss 0a ni q
good Go-as an one. N ponpt int seat IN aad
inpArI. 5s o. the dHteI q "a MAGISTRATE gener
ka1y sy-E nsisaao- friend sud whose acssonAte
g.aleass d hahuB exercise hu hAzd ftser snt
m.stsr CT en- the -ghsr chaes fd3neftc e; enc shcrg
gelilsaAn ant PAto -t AMI has eit % . tNA
worthy o. u mutton; me vvsty q Alu PEt aat
~ A- abers o. s corgsgu'n q 81 J5aH Cau Oh uhe
tod Tor ne KIP thus 1-dd uovug
humble ssbi0n 90 Bis isPe5stoa' % give EuAu.rt
K5r i,n ne deep o. The have utJnsd h The
L o. ronzs eeri5a % enAa an 70 oa- a sln Sc Tsys
slt ap1reci EI01 q hit v.taes AID 10. a. her'fJ
e. N th- eEns able ani these reInucnI be
Upln the q Of ne vey % Aotm PAls
ts olAl q e pity Ant rs ~ - " cuE cesNe.
bro Ard TIE tTba,s o; Cur e4Ct rgCc rs charac
Aat p=-s1n
fet Taai cory Of Oh prosesdn be esuy pre-
sel-I the family 0 t'r deceased sh o.
teBd- e3zta,vuce s s smbeis In The s5grvs o. r
ber- a.
sei1ysd copy % tsss pr 1gs Be Psbhsl Ia N.
ca .chaAa I'D hs Eshmoai E1l1rr aai ehmoRi
HftE Joan SRAMAE2, Aectos.
TH51As LEeu Rsgi tar.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

MUoR GENERAL ". J. H,RuEE.-Ihis distinguished
soldier Is in city for bret stay. He lett Mobile
not many moons ago with the three stars OF colonel
on his collar. lie CONES back to-day with major
generals grade which Le has through the toil and
dust of hard campaign, aud the smoke aud din OF bat
Tie. No IN the Confederate service has risen more
strikingy military fame lie has surprised both the
people and the army, aud has for hnself tue
puiltion of being the braves. among the brave. At
Shiloh he commanded the first Confederate line o. al
tack and from the beginning 10 the end Of the fight,
no nan that line nearer % the enemy than H.
e5nmsnicr. Where the fire was hottest Gen HIree ;
battle das a white moon in the centre OF blue field,
was always o. be found.
Major General Hardee Is now tie commander Of the
army Of the Mississippi, General Bragg beng the COM
mander Of The Department
Old Georgia has many sons 10 the Confederate army
10 he proud Of General Hlrdee takes rank with the
most ill,trious Of tBen--,HabIs .lfrrtiVr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

SPEcULAruSG-Next TO the war. the mos fertile to-
pic Of conversation is speculation and eNtoruon The
last that the price Of every necessary OF ie appeals
50 teelngy 10 The people that none can help taking
notice Of It, The price Of meat, tour, corn and al
other things Is startling in the extreme.
We know that q; fashionable 70 attribute all the Ills
under which labor 70 the operations OF sPeeuiaors
aud monupolsts but think 1t only fair 10 say that
the disposition 20 speculate and ronJpolze not con-
fled d the professional trader, bot : found to exist
petty strongly with the farmers and Others, who hold
back for fabulous prices with just much determine.
ti0n 10 have then as tie most OdIous "sTeeuiaior
could display. Is D, not, unfortunately so, that mers
aai Others seeking wheat are unable 20 get 1t
even 20 carry their operations Tor the local supply
waIiC u Is known thJt tere Is an cDundance VI Il u u
w, not kept back Farmers dORt know what 10 ask
They iont like 10 sell, thInsng that 10y holding on
they Will g,t SID. hiEher rates, although those ruhns
n1s are hisl enough in al cOnscence-toO high l.
permit people OF limited mean, 20 get along at OIL
The VERY demon of high prices seems TO have got
into every body and the oly fear with any having
anything 70 sell Is lest he should fail 20 ask high enough
Let things get oct freely into market. DOu't hoard
~ and hold back ihugs "a the eating iins And, nDal
" let US all the beam out Of our own eyes be-
fore fall foul Of the mole in our nsIshbors eye
Wilmington Journal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

A FrxALE VoLuSTEnE.-Iu calling the roll OF regi'
nel. of conlo2ts who hid jus entered tie camp Of in
itructon at Riegh N. c., last ue'k. ore more 'msn
was present thal vas called 70; by tie list The Win
sen SsNtind says:
This of course involved invesg when IL vas
discovered that the features Of claiming to be con
script we're quite too fair aud fine for one Of the serntr
sex Toe soldier charged Of being male, when she
confessed the truth and that she had de
ermned to accompany her friends IN the pers OF war
and svsnge the death of brother who fell in the fight
nesr R;chmcn3 We have heard nothing in any degree
to impcats the 500 character and standing OF this gal
amt heroine.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

OETHoGRApa,cAL-In compliance With the request Of
Mobile eoLteup2rNry We present the spelling
the Of several localities in Virginia which have
become historical in connection with the pending var -
i9 mo. CoaD H'rbOr Fors DreWry (aOt Dury y Cul
PIPER (uoi OalperPT;) ohiCbGhOminy; Malvern Ia II
(a,, salVin kal'srus lerson's (uOt EisOn') NIL
L I'll connection, may adj that Major General
Of ClVshy Stuart, net sswar as several OF the South.
Q q jiuraals F,rsisl in printing bic name.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

Tux CorToS FAxiSS IN ESsLASD.-Tne London eoTres-
pendent OF the Nv York Times under date Of 22i ult
says hA. pubic attention there rs turned only one
sI ct, fer he cotton famine, the war; the future Of
Canada and the fac Of England manufacturing and
commercial aiioD all bound up together. There is
want and terror here. Ia three months at the begin
ming o. Winter, the cotton supply viii be exhausted
tie Whole popuA ion Of sAOpksepers and artisans will be
badly or the factory operatives, the rate payers
viii have become pauperf, and EaglAnd will have such
Winter Of famine and distress no one has seen in this
generation. With tais will be the loss, ia large de-
g,ss, OF The Frea, American market"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
orSrnal prRSsIDE'. DIVISION.

A letter dated Fredericksburg, 9th instant, says;
Burnside army corps are in camp Just outside OF
the civ of Fredericksburg We arrived here on the
sim after hurried trip from Newport News. The dl-
visions which were here when we arrived have moved
on further into the Interior We came after Jackson
and il we come across him the division IS expected TO
give q Old Stonewali" his guietus. The weather IS
very warm, and the ground dry and dusty. Generals
Burnside, Reno and Parke accompany the DIVISION, and
We're greeted their arrival here by General Double
day aeeanpaaiad vith hts aids. fhe health OF the
cosps very good provisions plenty and the troops IN
high spirits.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

PRoCLANAuoN PoPE We are informed that many
Of she officers and privAtss captured in the battle a,
Odar RuD Whilst on their way to Richmond, denounced
Pope "a low dirty BLACKBOARD" They asserted too,
that he is very unpopular with hiI commando and that
he vas placed over them by Black Republican iraa.nce
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

RAEPnr-Tde New York Tribune publishes letter
from correspondent a: O1 iisAd announcing an Ell.
peessd attack from Confederate rams with the ,mirg
but u5icrous caption From Gsoig Am Atmosphere
Full Of Rams Runs at Ssvaouah-Rams at Charleston"
II there is uotbng rsbut the testimony Of the IT.
buats correspondent, We presume the rams will sc on
max. "g. az the enemy's a1et
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

RscRUIrne IN YEKEiDoM-Tbe recsnt o-ier for
draft seems ave iomoted lunteerng in the North.
A telegram, d. ei Harrisburg, S'h INST, says:
Troops are pouring into this city by Thousands and
BY Saturday night 1t is thought enough men will b.
raced 10 orgsaiz, fifteen reeimens Toese, togethe'
With those now forming in Phsdeiphia will Gil our aloss
under the first call TO- 600 volunteers Regiments
completely organic d, armed add equipped, will eay
be of TIE seat Of eAly neIt week Pennsylyanis
vii assi., . smoas al, a.. ~ the hei5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
From CHATTANOOGA.

With Dispatches from Gen. Nelson, hcMitnVile, 10
Gen. Blel, have been opured. TIE dispatches ha' .
been baudel 10 he military authorities here. Eelen
oonp aims that his pickles hAbtu,lIy te'ert TO be pa
rolled by Cntsdessies, ald epselts ha, Affairs in Is
Department are IN a drpo'ala cor diiinn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
RICHMOND WIG.
THURsnAE moRNINe, AUaUsr ~. 1863.

THI EMMY IN JAxs RryIR.-Ths Petersburg EE'
pes of yesterday, says We hear, from source emit
usd TO the highest c,sd that Mcclellan Is evacuAling
bis position at Berkesy TIE reetht movement on Nal
Hill and the pateT dsd permanent occupation of
OOgsin's Plint ard M4yeOI nov known to have
bsen mere ieints to cover his evacuation Such Of his
army as have already len have been SEPT to Pope or
Blrnsds BAT thu IN iOrty Of them, it Is evsd, have
gone to tbs former. Birnside is known Be at Fred
erieksburg.
Fortress Monroe letter in the New York Tribune Of
Fidy last says "Barnsiiss army have certainly not
goae far the transports which left with the troops
. day or Two s-ee have Already returned"
A party Who was recently ia hcOlellan's army says
the parties who thrOsiny up fOr6eatiOns on the op
poetic side Of the liver rave exceeded fifteen
hundred or two thousand and storrs and soldiers are
changed every day, iresh party going over in the
morning. AID tboie Wh) vent the previous day i'm
mediAIely returnlr. l. Is considered a sort Of tIcu.
on TO cross tie ver and the south bank has been de
cared by the YAnsee surgeons the healtkiest II No
ClslAn is rally evAcpAsng Berkeley, his recent occupG
ton Of the points opposite, has besn intended only to
protect his and army against another night attack
aii to enlarge his stealing Of negroes and oths' Ir
p,ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
NEW AUCTIGN HOUSE,
rnn mr. nIrr or Nrrnunla

TKyHE unde has This day commenced The Auction hutrsr
for the "a Of NEGROES al the Auction Rcon on fi7sAA
8 -sst lsiey occupied by BETS 4 GREGORY
He vii Negroes both puhfeJ aat p-ysJr ad toeis ne
pArorage ofhs friends and he prbhe senessJ hepds5 ~
sFer, 10 promote 81 rs patrons snd tses Se1
Gat from hi, long experience IN g. ti "a VII os 20
On an properly In hsri~ud pfep;fed 70 Lcz-d rstoD en-
Essd 10 de trade, Ssl sb' ss'T nrhsyns snPS Aeon
- lrrI-ankru- "a Irnr ttL. Y Wsl tirtft-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

NOarH cAsoLIsl EL,crIOs The Rleigh Standard
vs. that Col vADcs us niy in forty three counties Is
- 75s and the probability is that il will reach 40 900 =
ne largest ory cyst for any candidate for any
ofics in the Safe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14

aTxplssy ron THA soUsH IL EsaLIxn.-fbs Paris
correspondent Of the New York Times rays that the
syDpshy which souIhsru people NEE. in gAnd Is re
presented az amounting 10 sort Of irspzy. l. has
reached TO such point that While Northern people
almost neglected. in society, Southern people are every
where lionirsd. ~ tsz ~. 30