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NUMBER 295.
LATEST TELEGRApHIe INTRLIIeENcE,
DISPATCHED TO the 1kw oaLs..s csesces,



MsarHs Feb latest advcss state that Cen Price
nas iaien back to Mountain Ark, where made
assistance The Federsfs bad halted Gov Retor IN nv
dered every in Arkansas ranks IN I'm dsys
.sp9ssd Cen polk has ordered The trek the md
MEMPHIS, Feb 1sA special dispatch from GIsrksvIls To-
day gives Of the Fort Donelson fight on aanrds-
morning Gen. Pillow led left wing outside the eutrsc
ments and attacked the enemys right wing which WAS
strong posted the surrounding hills by Gen Grant
s r sysn hours bard fighting drove them miles
STACKED our right wing led BY Gen. Buekner
aerribe assault drove back the Federal loss being
sig hundred killed and many wounded :
took two field batteries and 1000 stand of srms our
totA ,oss killed and wounded does exceed &C., while the
total Federal loss is estimated It 5000 Killed and wonnded and
~ prsoners Among the killed Is Lieut. Cougf oi
m. md dns force s..urdsy evening
ana the most Of his command surrendered Gezera
and volunteering Is progressing. ~ eo-'-
FSom Charleston,
CHARLESTON, Feb IA launch from Yankee cruiser cso
tarsd t,ee schooner last Friday Baps Bay The Captain
,ns m snd told him they
soon sfte The general impression s. that 81
week. SO "sSAoAe" tnid
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Atm 0rleans 4ailp Crescent,
e
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY -. 1s62


R5We were glad to meet. Yesterday, onr fr;and
asFarsnd Of the Continental Guards III Regiment
uh tolunteeti accompanied by old friend Jno
heb sbs .b.y s1sssn been from
sepeea6ity Of the company ndncement to tho Who
70 defend the Lither the gentlemen car
oe seen at the the Contpcutals onnose ha i %
a applications will be received being tie desire to
procure volunteers Of good character standing
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PrSCKSEY BATTALION OF ARTILLgRY.-On Satur.
day evening Feb5nary p tho Academy Of Music viii be
Of the Pinckey Battalion of Artillery. Captain r. randps
They are mustered in for the war and upper
city forcaons expecting enter tho field of active opera
tons in very short lime Captain Grandpre has ready
some work having left this city Lieutenant
ssons Of Bull Run and Manassas e has bsen some me
necassarss for campaigning fe We trust therefore,
the house crowded In the SOLDIERS canss which Is that Of
country We hear that Mr. and Mrs ChippendRle The
list of performers for the occasion.
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ID T E d.

" TnssdaJ 18th instant, at O'clock Captain JOSEPH
aged 70 years. native OF Narefes but for the
last thlrty.two years resident Of this city.
His friends and acqusatances are respectfully invited 10
attend bis funsra which will take place To-Day The 18th ns
10Y O'Clock A. h from his late residence No. 6sl Apuunci
street. between Washington and Sixth Streets without fur
iher nniirs
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1.-THE named Ocers will report for duty to Major
General Jno L. Lewis commanding the Militia OF the State
By order Of
THOs. o. MO ORE,
Governor and Commander In. Chief.
M GnIror. Adjuant and In peetor General fel9 2pE
u. GkIyor Adjuant and In pector General fel9 2pzt
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Our Country to the Rescue.

GoaS5n rSsS1H ky SoTFss e. hsTEhr 4 s
By reference to the authority hereto annexed will be
BY reference the authority hereto annexed ii will be se,n
tia, authorized to raise Twelve hundred Infantry and two
hundred Cavalry for tho purpose of bsns Incorporated into
command with the Pcinte Coupee Battalion of
in order TO form LEGION that will have within itsef the power
to assault an enemy defend itself against nvadns
propose that this Legion shall consist Ponts Coups
Battalion OF II brass guns in the field Basns Of
Infantry OF SIX companies each aud two companies Cavalry
The Battalion Of Infantry will each elect Lieutenant Colo
ne enc Major and I'LL tho usual Staff appointments The COM
pany officers will b elected by their separate command In
addition to the usual each volunteer Will receive bounty
Of fifty dollars The Cavalry companies will furnish their own
horses.
Tho necessary bsun,shed to the several commands
As they at these Headquarters An Opportunity
hee itself 10 those who it, d the Coufedsr
rate sevice and DO at united with separate at
tho seat Of war svos opportunity brave patriotic
citizens to rally around the banner Of their country defense
OF their wives and children, and their fresidos.
In order to complete the Legion esrly as possible
will receive Company, Squads nd will furnish them with
tho necessary transportation to join here may
DO ordered Captains Of companies will In their own
commands, and report at these Headquarters.
Fellow ctizensI Influenced TO raise thi, additional
in the arms hsye recently
taned as they srs trivial in aspect presented bsore
it the duty Of every patriot the forces of defense
and bring them to the ed to defend the country
and our God Our ability to do amply sufficient One
united effort on the part Of counrymen will drive back or
e1termnae fanatica foe and conquer honorable
christian poacs.
not be expected that all leave for tho of war;
but those who from compuon compelled behind
can assist me In tho audabe enterprise such a ceE.
PEELED 10 appeal for their assistance de-
nsnds my attention in tho field.
r. A. STUART,
Commanding Pointo Coupee Battalion
HEADQUARTERS Isl DIVISION WESTERN DEPARTMENT
Columbus, Ky, Feb II, ls6.
Special Order No. 235.j
Capt H. A. Stewart of the Ponte Goupse Artillery here
by authorized to enlist and Confederate
Infantry to the number Of twelve hundred and Cavalry to the
number Of two hundred for the purpose bsiAg
into separate command into the Ponte Couple Artillery
By command Of
Ksior.Gsneral FOLK.
oEe' WILLIAMSON A. A. e. .-- fela 2ptf
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PRISONERS OF WAR.-The capture of the brirade
Roanoke Island, suppose puts the enemy sead
Of VS. in the number Of prsones general exchange would
nearly relieve each party of the burden trouble
latter to their respective Governments ' ''
When Gen. Price took Lexington he liberated $500 Of tbs
enemy who became hts prisoners If he not done this
nd we are not finding fault with what he d we houId still
utter general exchange have large number Of the Yankees
left on our hands, Petersburg Express. "'s'
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Aid fur our Troops In Kentucky and Vir-
Kfn1R.

Dr. LeRemondie tho agent Of Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. leaves Friday for Bayou Teche obtain contrbu.
ons having boon detained owing the receipt Of goods
Texas to be immediatel, '-xwarded
Blankets Ovecoas Dried Fruits Oranges
&C., our Army stand greatly in need Of. Messrs Arthur
Co. are the agents to ocere these articles Beno Shaw
receive a cash donations. We trnst every soahensr
will contribute his mite the relief Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those remain at homo should aid
those who nght Their bettles dig 4,tf
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Redemption OF CITY Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS THE CosseLIpATEpa
DEsr OF new ORLEANS. :
Now Orleans, Feb. l9, 1852. }
Notice is hereby given that according the 37th Section
an Act Of the Legislature Of the State Iouana eAled
Act to Consolidate the City Of Nav Orleans and to Provide for
tho Government and Administration It's Affairs"
February & 1851 sealed proposals will received fr the sale
the city of bonds issued according foregoing act 10 tho
amount OF tive hundred thousand dollars the 2Gh day Of
March, 1862, at IL o'clock N.
Proposals to be addressed 10 o. DEBUYs Secretary aud
dorsed Proposals for the sale OF Bonds.'
.~- JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs. ". CULBERTsoN, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEE. Treasurer
P. s. WILrZ, a.-- Fn,- I
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
.s...'l j. Is. LEEFE, 5-sr -.... -.
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldormon
, fsle 2pm2s o. DEBuYs, Secretary. ,-;,-
FNsss1infi's Cotton Press,
OPPOSITE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We are prepared to day snd forward all freight for
shipment per |ackton Railroad. 49,
,sls2ptf WILLIAMS d FAssMAN. .
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A VALENTINE FOR THE TIMES.

A VALENTINE FOR THE TINES.
Oh, ladies fair and maidens sweet
On downy couches sleeping,
Would ye not v in Valentine -Hj
Forever worth tho keeping
Then wait yourselves Oh fancy's wing -
Thro' dreamland's rosy bowers,
And rest ye here. where all is dresr IA"
Mid Winters frozen showers. lou ID d.
behold yon sentry. pacing slow,
His arm bis musket graspng, -. D"
His heavy coat all cloaked in snow, ~
His hands for warmth a.clasping ~
Tho his hands be cold his heart Is warm, sa
And he complainant never; ,af
For you and tho right he came 10 fight
And still would fight forever a. w.
For home, for freedom, mother, wife,
For all the soul holds dear, H...rI
He braves the death Of tho battlefield
And braves the winter drear, s..H" ,ras
Not he to scrihble, at lazy home, ....N0 Hs
His loves on scented papers,
Or In any way 10 own the sway f. Oft ..
Of Cupid's slllier cspers.
His pen Is his cleaning bayonet;
His only place for writing -.,.l..... .., .
. His wealth Of love is on traitor breEsts --' h
Whilst for his country fighting. tr
He digs and drudges, watches, faste
No task conld be cOmpleer
Thro' the wars turmoil he doth but toll
That you may sleep the swesler.
Then, ladies fair aad maidcns sweet, s
lie not Of this soldier wary, - s,..'&
Though his shoulders be white with the falling snow,
And bis face all rough and harry rSs.-e,.,l 4.
But on that face, so cold and rough,
tAs still your dreams confne,)
Breathe kisses soft, breathe kisses sweet
For he Is your Valentine | 81 glE D I.G.
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Notice..

Contributors Of donations addressed to u.s. the Louisiana
Sickand Wounded Soldiers we'll tho Louisiana trsops
In tho field will receive information how they been dis
posed Of application at Office No. 81 Magazine street.
fsls 2pl2t A. B. JAMES co
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ANotace-An applications for Ladies, In
,,s'on' 20 'he CONTINENTAL GUARDS BALL on the
24h of February, must be handed in IN III. fon';
fhGkspAi NEXT, at 2o'cock p. NJ After that time No
more Invitations will be Issued ' ~
fels2 2p3t n1p,,.,no
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The GERMAN THEATFR To.NIGHT.-There will be
represented at the Theater Poydras street. Col
hastian Sellers damH entitled Kasp par snser" We
that this play has decided merit will prove one
of the most popular stage would ad-
wise those Of readers who German 10 go see
this play ut will prove most interesting to them.
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M A r. RIEDI:

Or Saturday Feb - BY Judge t. Drouett Miss SARAH
TON PAUSON, Of this city ~ -
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~ Notice-The Bali tn he rsv., .,, a.
Cadets is postponed until further no,ic.
already heen issued will be good for the night on
' 500 ""n VI" Hho place. fe1V 2ts .
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Butter AND LARD.-Messrs. Thompson & Barnes,
these articles, See advertisement. - '7'Ti
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CADETS BAIL PosTPoSEp.-The ball of the
Reaursgard Cadets which have taken place INV
evening has been postponed until further notice. notice in
another column. rs ! az Fl-z- 75sal tFeE-.
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A Card.

DOCTOR McKBLvEY having returned reeomuspces th
practice Of his profession. Residence and fco as
No. 0s Charles street. between Psydras street and aayett
SeaAtA fo3 2plm
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REDEMPTION OF Cry BoNps.--We direct city
hondholdsrs to the advertisement of the Commissioners of the
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Boy WANTEp.-Mr. A. b. Mitchell, No. 279 Mel
-pomsne street, wants boy. See advertisement
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GovERSEss WANrED.-Mr Thomas P. Firth,
eomplishments. See advertisement
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fel5 2ptmlD

r. Messrs. w. II. Adams, ". M. Semple
and D. Vanorn have full power of attorney as per art
passed before ". II. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Publ,c,
MS - ]. O. NIXON
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.as'ti,lery Ds.ivers wanted.

TIL RrY ABLE BODIED MEN, accustomed to the care OF
hoses are feqsired immsdasy drivers for the FIFTH
COM sANY WARRINGTON AHTILLERY, for State ssr.
vice. They will be uniformed and equipped immediately Pay
To con tnsncs when ordered in the field r ss
The w rank and bs treated s privaes ip the and
will srequred to drill once week, with the Battery while
in The city They must be sobs come wo recommended
as to hsracter, etc.
An tcer will be at the Arsenal daily from 10 A. NJ till
p M begnans THIS DAY. February 49, to receive recruits
snd It Eister them. Apply Immediately.
Far ties joining will be exempt serving In tho Mill.
or oth sr corps.
". IRVING HODGsON,
iels .SpI -.-, Captain.
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WHerrtng,s Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof fos 81 and u street New Or.
fAsh ~ -H spf
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SO,Ethe,n Clothing Establtsh,,.en
NtOaIE ANUBAGTO
MI1I1TARY UNIFORMS 1:

We are prepared h uniform viz;
2B sYiments In heavy French BLUE COTTONADE.
IF ssnent In heavy BROWN KERsEY.
LIB AttalIon In superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS.
lBAttalion In superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
vELvETINE.
&C onpsnies In DRAB L1NsHYS Weelen.
3 =. GRAY CLOTH, WOODEN.
2 ~. MIXED CLOTH. Woolea.
-. BLUE JEANS. woolsn.
1 =. BROWN JEANS. WOODEN.
8 =. CANLET JEANS.
. =. Heavy Dark Mixed CoTfoNADE.
The above we manufacture to order Uniforms rth
dspscb IN the most durable and approved styles tr
med With Orange, Aasarne Blue Canlns Red Dark Greer o.
Blaet, as may be desired.
1000 Gray Flannel CAMrAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets
loco Linen Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with peckets.
lM0 Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets.
1000 Canton Flannel UEDERSHIRTs.
10tD Cantsn Flannel DRAwERR-
2n,o pair BUCKsKIN aLoyEs
Officers Uniforms made 10 order.
Officers Dragon Long oVERCOATS, With Caosa
Waterproof Oyercoats, Leggins. Caps and Blankets.
.-" L. W. LYONS & CO.,
T, 2s and 80 St. Charles street,
IF ron
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oaicial-By the Governor .

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA,
--. t7a' ApJGTAEr-GENEnADs OrFfcE, ~
.. New Orleans, Feb. Is, 1852.
ORDERS NO l07I. Tho following officers have been aP
pointed aud will bs ebsyed and respected accordingly:
rnr
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- THOs. o. MOORE,
Governor and Commandment. .Chief.
H. GRivor, Adlulant and Inspector General fsls zpst
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Me Second Session Of The Thirty
Seventh Congress.
TruBLIc NO. os-coxcLuDEp.l

Sec. 9. And be it further enacted
That the Leavenworth, Pawnee, and
Western Railroad Company of Kansas are
hereby authorized to construct railroad
aud telegraph line from the Missouri
river, at the mouth of the Kansas river,
ON the south side thereof, SO as to connect
with the Pacific railroad of Missouri to
the aforesaid point on the one hundredth
meridian of longitude west from Green
wich, as herein provided, upon the same
terms and conditions in all respects as
are provided in this act for the construc.
ton of the railroad and telegraph line
first mentioned. and to meet and connect
with the same at the meridian of longi-
-tude aforesaid; and in case the general
route or line of road, from the Missouri
river to the Rocky mountains, should be
so located as to. require departure
northwardly from the proposed line of
said Kansas railroad before 1t reaches the
meridian of longitude aforesaid the loca-
ton of said Kansas road shall be made so.
as to conform thereto and said railroad
through Kansas shallbe SO located between
the mouth of the Kansas river, us afore.
said, and the aforesaid point on the one
hundEedth meridian of longitude, that the
several railroads from Missouri and Iowa,
herein authorized to connect with the
same, can make connexion within. the
limits prescribed in this act, provided the
same can be done without deviating from
the general direction of the whole line to
the Pacific coast Theroutein in Kansaswest
ofthemeridihn of Fort Riley to theaforesaid
pointonthe one hundreth meredian of lon
gitude, to'be subject 70 the approval of the
President of the United States, and to be
determined, by him on actual survey. And
said Kansas company may proceed 70 build
said railroad to the aforesaid point on the
one h1ndredth meridian of longitude west
ks. The Central Pacific Railroad Comps-
ny of California, are hereby authorized 70
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telegraph line, aud keeping the same IN
working order and to secure to the Gov
ernment at all times (but particularly In
time of war; the use and benefits of the
same for postal, military, and other pur.
poses, Congress may at any time, having
due regard for the rights of said companies
named herein add 70, alteE, amend, or re-
peal this act.
See. 10. And be il further enacted. That
the several railroad companies herein nam.
ed are authorized 10 enter into an arrange
meus with the Pacific Telegraph Company,
the Overland Telegraph Company, and the
California State Telegraph Company, so
that the present line Of telegraph between
the Missouri river aud San Francisco may
be moved upon or along the line of said
railroad and branches as fast as said roads
and branches are built; and II said arrange
ment be entered into, and the transfer of
said telegraph line be made in accordance
Herewith TO the line Of said railroad and
branches; such transfer shall, for all pur-
poses Of this act, be held and considered a
fulillment on the part of said railroad com
pauies ofthe provisions of this act in re-
gard TO the construction of said line Oftel-
egraPh. Aud, Ia case of disagreement, said
telegraph companies are authorized to re-,
move their line OF telegraph along and upon
the line of railroad herein contemplated
without prejudice to the rights of said rail-
road companies named herein. --
Sec. 20. And be IL further enacted, That
the corporation hereby created, and the
roads connected Herewith, under the pro-
visions of this act, shall make TO the Sec
Ieiary of the Treasury an annual report,
wherein shall be set forth a- - .l.- NOD
First The names of the stockholders
and their places of residence, SO far as the
same can be ascertaiued;
Second. The names and residences OF the
directors and other officers of the comPA-
nyi .,-.q, s.s s..s ...s.
Third The amount OF stock subscribed,
and the amount thereof actually paid in;
Fourth. "A description of the Iides of
road surveyed, of the lines thereof fixed
upon for the construction OF the road, and
the cost OF such surveys;
Firth. The annual amount received from
passengers on the road; -iaa u
Sixth. The amount received for freight
thereon; t .....-.
Seventh. A statement of the expense of
said road and fixtures;
Eighth. A statement OF the Indebtedness
of said company, setting forth the various
kinds thereof. Which report shall be
sworn to by the president of the said COM
psny, and shall be presented to the Seere-
iary of the Treasury on or before the 6rst
day Of July IN each year. ..4 Is
Approved July l, 1862. -
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IPUBLrc-No. 100 !

An. ACT changing the name of the Ameri-
can-built schooner Tom Dyer" to that
of Dolphin"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
collector of the customs of the port of
Detroit be aud lac is hereby authorized,
under the direction of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, to issue a new register,
license, or enrOlement. to the American
built schooner Tom Dyer" In the name
Of the dolphin" the same being owned
by II. N. Strong 10 a sya-s
Approved, July 1. 1862. isass l. s1
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[PrBLic-No. 99.I

Az Acr changing the name of the Ameri-
cau-built schooner Curtis Mann" to
s that of "Supply."
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
the collector of the customs of the port of
Detroit be and he is hereby authorised,
under the direction ofthe Secretary of the
Treasurer, to issue new register, license,
or GnrOlement, TO the American built
schooner "Curtise Mann. . in thename of
the Supply" the same being owned by
II. n. Strong.
Approved. July /, 1862
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A3-SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
RSrYeArly Advertising on reasonable terms aeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made. |t..l r
Aladyertissm from transient porous or strang &
ers to be paid for IN adrdHee.
Business Cards not exoeedngdVe lines, $40 peryeRr,
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising il limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prsOn5 AZ
we'll all legal RdVertsements and Advertisements
ofRuetion sales and real estate, sent In by them
be paid for at the usual rates.
E3-Adyertisements not accompanied with Writtea
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. al, T-lF lI
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rites.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each nonv1l160
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IPunLrc-No. IOI.I

Az Acr to provide for the appointments
of an Indian Agent in Colorado Terri
tory. ..,....
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That
the President be and is hereby authorized
to appoint, by and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate, or during the recess
Grand Graz s River and Wintah bands "a Of Indians I ans
in the Territory ofCOlorndO, at a salary Of
fifteen hundred dollars per annum r ~
Approved. July l, 1862 l.1g--s -
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TERMs or ADYERTIsINa.

LVEsoLD LINES OF NoarARzn, (oR OAE lHcA, lpR
{ LHss, MAKE SQUARE.