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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANV

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus P Mendenha, David P. Weir,
James NJ Garrett T. NJ Jones' N H. d. Wilson, David Nc
Knight, NJ. s. Sherwood, Jed Ii. Lindsay R. NJ. Sloan
T. IT, Yates, r. Sterling, VIM Barrnger Greensborough;
Alexander Miller, Newbern; DR.. W. c. Ramsey, Wades.
borough; w. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. R. c. May
nard franEnton; E. Watson Watsonvlle; A. j. York,
Concord; b. Craven, Trinity College.
- OFFICERS:
N ID. D. WILSON, President
JED. b. LINDSAY, Vice President
JUN a GiLMER, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
N. H. D. WILSON,
e. g. YATES Executive Committee
J. NJ. GARRETT ..
All communications on business of the Office should be
directed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary,
Greensborough.
April Is, 1852. 84iy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
An AND AFTER THE 5TH JANUARY
" 1862, all Freights between Weldon and Conmbiss
Will be taken at local rates. charges will follow as at
sent, and collections made at points of delivery
W. HAWKINS, Pres. R. l. GRR
p. c. CAMERON, n CRR
VIM. JOHNSTON c. SCRR
NoTE-Al Government Freight will be shipped as here
tofore ~
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 81, 1861. If
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SALT BEEF FOR SALE,
BLANTON DUNCAN.

COLUMBIA, ). G.
FORMERLY OF KENTUCKY.
Is PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes. Bills of Ex-
change, &c.
Engraving upon Steel Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept.
Aug. s, 1862. 6s-8m.
"a Register and State Journal copy to the amount of
IS and forward bill to the advertiser.
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WANTED.

Two EMPLOY GENTLEMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE
IL of and conduct the MARLBOROUGH HOI1SP ~
Raleigh until the LIST January, 1858. The best ouafca
tons for the situation required, and gentleman S
family weud be preferred Address the unders gpeJ a.
Raleigh. W. R. POOLE 81, l"
July 8, 1862. Sc
Register and Fayetteville Observer will please sar
six times and send bills TO this Office ' ''py
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NOTICE.

TT HAVE FOR SALE A No. SECOND HANDpn
II Rose Wood Piano, from Knabe d Co., Baltimore Al
person wishing to buy good instrument of that Kind b
will call at Graham n G., gett cheap for cash
Graham, Aug. 90, 1862. 49,.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR WANTED OVER
N fory-ve years old, for which liberal price will be
paid Apply the SC ndard Office for information None
need apply except native born.
Raleigh, Aug 26, 1862. 69-tf
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CHOICE RYE WHISKEY WANTED
1NHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO PURCHASE FIVE
u or ten barrels of choice Rye Whiskey, The ME-
Williams or Pnryear Whisky preferred. The bgbS.t
cash market price given. E. E. HSRRfTes'
Raleigh, Aug. 90, 1852. 20
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SO BALES OF COTTON FOR SALE.
NN ELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP-
w ed and in good order at Tarboro'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like ORDER which will be delivered at Will
son. TarbOro MOsely Hall Confederate bonds taken
in part payment. w. II. JONES.
Raleigh, Aug 10, 1862 67-tf
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August 26, 1868.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08
NOTEGE!
TO MASTERS AND OWNERS OF
SHIPS.
~
4sE-A
WIN. HENRY TKESCOTT.
WIN. HENRY TKESCOTT.

ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE To THE UNITED STATES.
To all 0hom these Presents shall come, Greeting:
Z NOW THAT EORGE r. NETCHER
IN a citizen Of the Upitei States. has filed in this Department
the required notice Of the discovery Of guaDo on Howland's
Island, IN the Pacific Ocean, the same lying in North latitude
so MN. and in West longitude 176 deg. 81 min.
That notice Of the occupation Of said Island, in the name Of
the United States, by 4. G Benson. on behalf ofI himself and his
associates, VIM. W. Taylor and said George Z. Neicher, has
also been flea.
And that the United States Guano Company OF New York. q
corporation Of citizens under the laws of the State of New YOrF,
assignee Of the assigns Of the parties aforesaid. has entered into
sufficient bonds, under and according to the provisions Il the
Act Of the Congress of the United States, passed on the
fry-siN.
Wherefore, the United States Guano Company is entitled, in
respect to the guano on the said island, To all the privileges and
advantages intended by that act TO be secured 10 citizens Of the
United States who may have discovered deposits of Euauo pro-
vlded, always. that the said United States Guano Company
shall abide by the conditions and requirements imposed by the
Act Of Congress aforesaid.
In witness whereof. /. William Henry Prescott. Acting Secre-
tary Of state Of the United States OF America have
hereunto set my hand and caused the seal "f the
IT Department Of State 10 he affixed at Washington,
t|NI this seventh day Of August, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty. and Q: the
Independence Of the United States Of America the
eighty-fhh.
WM. HENRY TRESCOTT.
Acting Secretary
All persons not duly authorized are hereby forbid occupying
or removing guano from the above or any other Island, Rock
key belonging to the Company, as published in the New orA
Tribune, March sth, 1859.
(signed) A. G. BENSON,
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them are General Lew Wallace, Colonel Pegram,
Colonel Ellis, acting Brigadiers, killed Major
GOdduck, Of the 18th. III. Lieut.-COl- Conrad,
Of the 72i Ohio. Lieut.-Col. Kyle, Of the 4lst
Ind. Col Davis, Of the 10th Ill, are mortally
wounded.
Gen. Sherman and Col. Sweeny, acting Briga-
diers. are wounded; Col. Dave Stewart, acting
Brigadier, was shot through the breast on Sun
doy, but remained On the field during Monday.
Gen. Sherman had two horses killed under him.
and Generals McClernand and Hulburt had
bullet holes through their clothes.
Our loss i variDusly estima;ed-killed wound
ed. and missing-at from 10000 to 10000
whilst that Of the Rebels i twice that number.
Tins however must be greatly exaggerated; Our
force IN the fed ON Monday was about 80 1000.
CAIRO, April Our los ON Sunday at Pitts
burg landing was heavy, embracing camp equip
age and 80 fed guns. BY 2 O'Clock on Monday
we had retaken our camp equiIage and batteries
together with 40 Of the cnemy's guns.
Major Hunter of thu 22i Illinois regiment was
killed; Co.'s. Logan and Davis. Illinois, Sc
verely wounded Col. Hall. 10th Illinois, killed;
Major Eaton, Acting Colonel 18th Illinois. fatal
ly wounded Captain Carson, one of Gen. Grants
scouts, head was shot of Major Page, j7th IL
linOis, killed Gen. Grant wounded slightly in
the ANGLE Gen. Smith, severely wounded Col.
Peabody. 25th Missouri, severely wounded Col.
Curtis, Acting Brigadier: General, shot through
the right shoulder LIeut.-Col. Ransom. llth
Illinois. wounded badly in the head; Captain Dill
Ion, losn, captain Mace, 9TH, captain carter,
llth, killed.
CAIRO, April "a dispatch from the Tennes-
see river says The loss Of the enemy is much
larger than reported. The retreat of the rebels
on Monday was Il regular Bull Run one. y large
force of cavalry was in pursuit. At latest advi-
ces they had not returned.
Six of our batteries were taken and re-taken
six times on Monday.
The sharpshooters Of the enemy did terrible ex-
ecution upon the officers.
Gen. Strong, commando Of this fort, is send
ing every boat he can to bring down the wound
ed.
Telegraphic depatches have been sent to the
Governors of neighoring States and the Sanitary
Committee, for nurses Cor the hospitals.
1t is thought Buell. will be in possession of Cor
inth by Tuesday.
Gov. Andy johnson has suspended the Mayor,
Aldermen and Councilmen, of Nashville for re-
fusing to take the oath of allegiance, He has
filled their places by appointing loyal men.
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SMALL-Pox N SAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
REvAocISATIoS The Pacific Medical Journal, pub
lished in San Francisco, referring to the present con-
ditUon Of smallpox there, says:
In the absence Of all direct data on the subject, it
Is difficult 10 form an opinion a. TO the number of
cases. but from all We can learn from our professional
brethren, We are inclined to think that the cases in
the city, AT one time, have never exceeded $50 or 2OJ,
and probably not 30 many, a. this number would
give one case to every 75O or 500 Inhabitants, and
had the disesse G isted TO that extent. We think
We should have heard more Of It. We are only
surprised that it has not spread more. as the result
OF our concentrations shows that at least 8 per cent.
Of the population are in a condition 10 take the dis
ease. as IN this proportion have our cases Of re-vac-
cinatiOn shown themselves susceptible 20 the vaccine
virus. IL Is probable that, owing to the mild char
acter Of the disease. II Is not 80 contagious as when 1t
Is more severe. The epidemic will most lik.ly soon
die out for want Of subjects, as attention is now being
very generally given to re- vaccination.
In regard 10 the protective influence Of vaccination,
statements have been published in the Newspapers,
which would tend TO show that il does not extend be-
yond two or three years. This Is certainly going
from one extreme TO the other. Although the con-
iinued immunity that Is supposed TO be afforded by q
single vaccination from small poX is an error, II IS no
les erroneous TO assert that the operation requires 10
be performed every second or third year. We con-
slider that, as a general rule, re-yaccination at IN
teryals Of seven years, up 20 the age Of 30, viii afford
a fair average protection from smallpox or, should
the protection not be absolute, the disease will
be rendered so mild as to be almost harmless.
The statistics afforded through a long series Of
years, at the London Smallpox Hospital, show that
but few patients under 10 years of age have been
received with small .pox after vaccination. After 10
years the numbers increase considerably, the largest
number of admissions being between the age of 10
and 25, although progressively diminishing, they
continue rather large up to 80 from 80 to 80 they
are nearly the same as from 10 TO 10. After 80 the
cases go on diminishing, but the proportional NOR
tally is much greater-the disease appearing in a
worse form the more the protective influence of infant
vaccination has been exhausted by the lapse Of time.
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STILL LATER.

= The steamer Columbia, which arrived on
the LIST of May from San Francisco, brings us two
days later news, from which we extract the fol-
lowing, showing that the losses were greatly ex-
aggerated in the first accounts
ConISTH REPORTED TAKEN.
He (Buell) is reported having taken Corinth. with
all its immense stores, arms and ammunition.
Our informant persists in estimating cur loss, on
Sunday, at 5000 killed and 5000 wounded as a low
figure.
During the night the rebels were reinforced by
Generals Price and Van Dorm from Arkansas with q
very large force.
Gen. Lew Wallace came to cur aid during the
night with four regiments and a battery of artillery,
and in the morning fercely attacked the left wing Of
the enemy. They went into the fight at double
quick, shouting, and did terrible execution. By 10
O'Clock they had driven the rebels two miles back.
Other divisions Of Buell's army now appeared, and
at once became engaged.
The REBEL Army.
The Rebel troops are mostly from Tennessee, Texas
and Louisiana, with some from Georgia and Alabama.
They fought like tigers. Our informant says he
could ride through the battle field where our forces
were posted but the dead were so thick in the enemy's
lines that it was impossible to do it there. The
Rebels occupied our camps on Sunday night. took
care of our sick and wounded but destroys ell nothing.
expecting confidently to have our entire army the
next day. They thought the battle already won.
Rebel prisoners say they had orders to kill rs
many officers as possible. Their officers fought in
disguise, ours in uniform, which is the cause OF their
having been distinguished, and so many of them
killed.
BEAUREGARD's REPoRT.
FORTRESS MONROE, April Is.
\ Norfolk paper has been received here, contain
ing n dispatch from Beauregard. in relation 20 the
two days fight at Pittsburg Landing. He says after
capturing ~thirty-six OF our guns and eight thousand
prisoners, his forces fell back upon his works at
COrinth, which they are fully able to hold.
CONFIRMATION OF THE FEpERAL Victory AT PIITs-
BURG LANDING.
BALTIMORE, April II.
In reference TO Beauregnrd's dispatch. alluded to
in the Old Point Comfort dispatch Of yesterday, in
quiries have been made of the War Department. and
we are authorized to say that reports from Piitsburg
Landing, already given to the public, contradict the
report in the Norfolk papers. All the reports received
at the War Department confirm the statement that
the enemy were routed and pursued as far as the
previous orders of General Grant would permit. The
enemy are now shut up in Corinth.
NEw YORK, April II.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Enquirer, after
being captured by the rebels at Pittsburg Landing,
aud afterwards escaped. has arrived at Cairo. He
states their loss TO be 1000 killed and 300 wounded.
We captured all but three Of their cannon, including
thu famous Washington artillery, of New Orleans.
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WAR New S
Owing TO THE IRREGuLARITY OF

Owing To THE IRREGULARITY OF
~ the mails between San Francisco and the Atlantic states.
= portion 81 my Magazines and Papers are now received by
Express, but are subjected to greatly increased charges for
freight, &C,
such foreign periodicals. II sent through the island mails.
Owing II the increased cost in procuring the papers ircm the
East, which may continue during the war; the rates for sub
scription on some Of che Papers aud MGgG=ines has been
raised. All who have obtained periodicals. from me at less than
the prices given below. are notified. that all subscriptions eN-
piring after January /. 1862. will ~ charged according to the
new scale This notice includes those who have been supplied
at lower rates in connection with the Commercial Advertiser.
Those no; wishing TO continue a. subscribers under the new ar
raneemeut should give me immediate notice.
II SuhScrLntrnns nEunLLa nLu.Lms III nLrlnea-h
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COR DOR7ON, VIA REWPORT AHD
Il ... FALL RIVER. F.,,.-.. u,

iiy the splendid and superior steam . <S-s-.
ers sMETROPOLIS, ~ EMPIRE .ec
STATE, BAY eTATE. and STATE 0FMXfNE
Of sad speed but particularly adapted
TO the navigation Of Long 1sland Sound running IN
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distanoe of 50 miles only to Boston. ~ ~.
Leave Pier No. 9, North river, near the Battery,
Tho steamer ENTIRE STATE, Capt Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Z O'Clock r,
n. touching at Newport each way ~
Tho steasssr METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, On
Tueedays, Thursdaya, and Saturdays. at O'Clock.
r, n, toaohinG at Newport each way.
Thess seeamen are fitted with commodius state
roosns. end every arrangement for the security and
coulfoft Of paasengeH Who afforded bythis route
pfnceed per steamboat train reaching Bostop early
the following morning, or may remain on board IN.
al startling OF the accommodation Mt A. N by
which they may reach Boston about s.ih A. NJ
4 oaggaSe m.risris attached to ssch steamer who
receives end ticket. the baggage, and socompsnies
the sane 70 its destination. -, -. -
steamer runs, in connection with this line, bs.
tween Tali river aud Providence, daily, sxoept Sun.
Freight, TO Boston rs forwarded through with pr.s.
dispatch By sn Express Train which leaves Fall
river every morning, Sundays excepted, at X
o'oloch for Boston and New Bedford, arriving atits
destination at about II A. M.
For freight q paseage, apply on board, or atth
oGhSe, on Pier No. ., Worth river. For state room
and berth: apply % board, OF II desired to ssours
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
ahG lift 70 and II Weststreet N. Y.
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WINTER ARRARGEMENT.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
h "A TX Ro AID.

Oa and after MONDAY, NOV 10, 1851,
rAssENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADEI.-
PHIA:
For Baltimore, at $40 O. m SIS g. M, II IS a. M,
Ex press, y and 1850 r. m.
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For Wilmington, ., $50 aam., s16 g. m., has a.
n, s46 and 1850 p m, .a r-r
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Eor ar Dover, nSsa, o. - ~ Z, N: and atsp. m
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Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and int, mediate
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TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
L.eavo Chester mt a46 . m, IL 05 and II 40 p. M
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mediate stations, stsa.m.
ON SUNDAYS ONLY;
:, AZ Ss0 .. m and 1876" p, IN from Philsdslphia to
Al from Baltimore to Philadelphia,
Tie 20 =. IN. Train from Philadelphia to Baitl.
more will run daily, Mondays escs!od
Jan 2-n President
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

U WAsHiroroN, April ", lSe2
oSiario county. NV w EI,kaySS % lhe. exten
,mgiOs:ssss imp, : r lAS1 sySsrs% ,s:cH2 ,,s:sH2
place On the feth Gay Of July ise2, 20 .4a
Il Il ordered, that the sAd petition be heard Al the
Patent Once On Monday the 80 Ia day Of 1le next.
At ~ oclock, m; sna ali psisons are notned toep
pear and chow cau.e, ifsny they have why ssid ps
ut on ought not TO be granted
11pputiuR M ektenion are fcquii Cd 10 ale
Ia tie Patent Once tn r objections, epsclally sci
iorh in writing, al least tecris daI before the day
VI ,ricg ali testimony filed by ci her rarity 10 be
used at the said hearing mus, De lsten and t,.Es
mttied In accordance with the rules Of the 6fice
witch will be furnished on Application. ,,uHh ~
The testimony IN the case will be elosed the ieh
day Of June next; uep0sttoes and other papers re.
lied upon As test mopy mu,t be Ried IN the oiice ou
sr before ihs morains Of that day; the Arguments
u any, within ten days thesesttef Do .a
Ordered alao, that this notice be published In the
>a,io~al F7Nslseaw, washisg on, d. q :. and hr
hss,s,' Canandsigua. n Y, onoe week for three
successive weeks tine nr-t oil ss,d publications 10 be
ii least tixty days pVeviou to The day of hesrtnk
ga D. r. HOLLOWAY,
IT, Commission Of Patents.
Pls Editors Of the above paper viii please COPY,
and nd thelr bills To the Patent Once, With pap'
containing thia hotoc ap 2l--aw
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Advantages fer the :" safe and Quick DIapatch" u
Heavy FTsights, Psohascs, vaiuatt-6, Money, 40
10 10 oil parts Of the United Staie,.
Ekpresses 70 and from the North aud " eat depart
IRON and arrive In Washington twice tTiiy. An
Expressss ara In charge of sser,neci and relisti-
ueseengers. .
ALI Packages for " The SoIdiesa" carried 81 " On.
IAN" eur usual Iaiet
All goodsfor the so-oslled NGoaiGdeFatoa ststes'r
aud all articles contrabsud Of war will be Hs
Oar Exprssses leave Nes YORK At 10 and r. NJ
srrving ID w sshington 1t o A n, and 8 80 T. ~
Exbresses leave Phiadelpha at q. 30 A. N. and 10
n. arriving In Washington &. 80 =, u, and a A N
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F.x arriving In Washington "sA NJ and $50
EkPissass for all points North and Ws. leave
WAShingtob daily st 130 A, n. and go p. NJ.
Spsoisl ContTsss for large quantities OF FreRh,
oan be made on application at This ofioe.
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DROPOsrLs rOh SMALL ANN, FOR
1HE United STATES sLRvICE
OHENAi.Cr OfFIrL

ohbNAfCt
Washirg ou, d z ApriI 81, 1862.
Proposals. will be received by this Depar ment un.
I'll y IN on the evening Of The lttb Of May. 1859
Tor man uisC:uring, in the United States, Tor th"
Government, within one year rom that date, tn.
io'iowii q de.eristion o, aims, viz
Springfield Rihcd MWkn's. model 1873
HaipeI's Ferry Rin1s, VIII sword bsyone,s and
steel tcabbards model IS
Breech Ioaaing Carbinrs for cavalry
Revolver PiT-S, army size
Siirca for light cavalry
NON commisiobcd Ofhcers' Swor's, steel scaG.
MUST iars' Swords, s'oei Ecabbarda
S eel scsbbarcs Tor rined musket bayorcis
Prouoaols y ~ state
For mnhcs and ,facs ,h rice for 20 $50 Of either
and ~ reduction PI9p''ea' per gun, for each Addi
For ,ertce ca''iaes the Wind proposed. and
pss int %Ss I% dSSSn 10 s o or car
the prescribed patterns otee bunber Of 5000 each
and Elso for each additional 900 to 90 600
All the fre Mms are 10 be furnished with The reg
ular appendsge,. Tee T,led mu kots are n b. IN
all poets id'ntcal Hi'h tha' manufactured at ric
70 interchange With II, md with each other in all
their parts. Each Of The other kind4 OF IRE arms
must al.o Interchange with one sn 1thcr in tie same
manner .,l- .rg
The materials tor these arms must be of the very
bss, qualify, aud no malieabin iIoE plrt will be
allowed to he useh All he articles must bs ,ubjeci
|, the Inspection preHSrbrd by the Ordinance Re.u
istiun1, and mu I be boxed hsdy fif Transports
ton a, the expense Of the contrse 1s, IN sueh man
The factories In .ots Of not ias- thln 900 each
Proposals will state the Of the establishment
msking the offer, the rumber and date Of The first
de iy ry, aud rate Of delivery lLouthiy thereafter
Failure to mske delivery At a speoilcd time, or
any attempt 10 Introduce mallesble iron or other
inferior material into the work, will subject tic
whoe number Of arms contrn5fed for u forfeiture
Ut the oEton Of the Depar ment.
The Department reserves TO H. elf The right To Ic
jtct any bid, and will consider nUoe made't rouSh
any agent broker, or patty othrr than the regular
man nufactuTsrs,
Proposals. will be sdfr.ssad NJ follow: " General
J. W. RIPLEI Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, d
g. :" will be endorsed Propotals for N uskctsn -
" rhe., sabre &c, as the case may be
apJ -eodtmlYlb