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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

Ins genially-written article on the New Years
Day. the editors of the New York Observer state
that now, at the commencement Of their forty
arst yearly volume, founders, proprietors, edi'
tors, and al who have had any responsible cor
nection with it, editorial columns and bushes
management are alive and in good health y.
day.s Thia II remarkable,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

~ Having no other mode Of crawling out Of
the infamy which the statements of Judge Adj
vocate Turner, and Superintendent Wood fastsn
upon him, D. A. Hahony asserts that the plain
facts which they have given to the public in re-
lstion to his discharge are untrue! When Ma
hony finds man Who credits hin, W hope he
viii give BssnIm due notice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

Rev. Charles CumminA D. D., expired at the
residence Of his son-in-law, DR.. Horton, near
this city, ON Saturday last, aged SO yearA His
funeral, from the Presbyterian Church, yester-
day, Wa one OF the largest ever witnessed in this
eiN.-lNussatiae JepIah, 18th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

~ II is said that the Capital Of Louisi.n.
At Baton Rouge, vas burned, with the State Ii.
brary, on the slst .ult There are conaictp,
statements as to the origin Of the FIRE, but il
was most probably caused BY the rebels them
selves. There have been several arrests in New
Orleans for noisy disloyal talk in public.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

" TEE WOUNDED At VIcKsBuRG.-Below We
give the names of few Iowa soldiers wounded
At vicksburg'':
COL Williamson, 4th lows; W. e. Brown,
4th, arm; Roosevelt Wells, 4th, side; Charles
Rodsnthraler, 10th, leg; n. Fnny, 18th, face;
n. jackson, F, 18th, arm; J. Campbell, 4th.
shoulder; s. A. Davis, C, 4th, arm; J. A. Kim.
blehart, G, 4th, face; h. ". Mailer, Z, 10th.
lex; ]. 2. Abbey, G, 4th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

REruRSED-Karl Blind, one Of the popular
leaders of lS4S, has recently returned to Bsder
after Punishment of thirteen years His return
was rendered possible by the amnesty proclaimed
in that Dutchy. On his route to his former home
he is said to have been received most enthusas
tically by his former associates and the masset
Of the people. One Of his first acts at Baden
was to visit the graves Of those Who had been
shot by order Of court martial in ls4s, for
their completely in the attempted revolution Of
the previous year.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

uDispatches from Cincinnati and 81. Louis
Of the ]2tb, say that oil the steamer At these
ports were taken by Government TO transport
troops 70 Memphis and South.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

The Paris Baron Rothschild recently invt
ted the Emperor Napoleon to bis place ct Fer
riers for a days shooting, IN invitation whies
his Majesty accepted. The most extensive and
expensive preparations were made for the die.
tinguished guest, and the sum total Of the ee,t
is too great to be repeated with any hope Of
gaining belief. The Rothschilds Of London
Vienna, Frankfort and Naples, were Of the
party, IS were also Count Wslewsli. N. Pould.
Count de Persigny, Prince de Metterrich,
Lord Cowley, and others. During the break
fast, piece Of music Was performed BY some
Of the first artists in Paris. Alter rehesfSns
al these particulars Of magnihesnce, 1t seems
somewhat disproportionsts to say that the Ed.
peror reached Ferrisres st noon, breskfssssd
ct 2, and departed ct 8.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

The State Administration IS now constitu.
ted is as follows: Governor, Samuel J. Kirk.
wood Lieutenant Governor, ]. 4. Needhsn :;
Secretsry Of State, James Wright; Treasure
of State, W. H. Holmes; Auditor Of State, j.
W. Cattell; Register of Land Office, J. L.
Harvey Attorney General, c. C. Nourse-
The changes from the past four years are IL
Secretary, Treasurer, and State Land Office
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

RECEIPTS OF Hoes At CHIcAGo.-The Chicago
Tribune, of the 18th, says that the number Of
live and dressed hogs received in that market
since Oct lst, are sl7,ss7. Of these 1909
have been sent eastward, leaving for city pack
ers 646,s27. Last year up to same date, the
number left over was about $4,000.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

D0H We H4Vk-Bye.
lova SolAleFs In %. Louis Marine Hoo.
pltal.
A list of Iowa Soldiers in the Marine Hospital
st. Louis, No, Jan. 18th, 1868, with dates o
their admission, furnished BY Thos. ". J. Long
Esq, Of Iowa, Everett House, st. Louis, No.
Philip Care, Co, G, 9th Iowa, Oct 2, 1862
Oriswsll ]. Fulton, 90. A, Oh,
John P. spelman,
Lafayette Blaksly, A, 18th, Nov. 81, "a.
George Hsner, Go. I. 18th,
Martin Mcdowell, Co. !, 10th,
&c. Reed, Co. F, 18th,
Edward Thompson, Go. ], 10th, +" "
D. n. Trip, Go. A, 18th,
John Tstmsn, Co. E, 10th,
Ezekial Warwick. Co. G, 10th,
Geo. r. Clancy, Co. /, Sd Cav. Dec. Is, F"
Sarg't E. r. Terry, Co. G, 9th,
A. d. Hill, Co. A, 4th Cav.
Wiley Willeford, Co. G, 4th Cav.
}. p. Mccormick, Co. A, 4th
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

u The Missouri republican Of Tuesday has
report that Gen. F. q. Warren has encounter.
ed Marmaduke on, the road between Springfield
and Rolls, and had been forced back to Leba-
non in Laclede county. The story is probably
bogus sss. ..-u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

u We notice . statement to the effect that
there are thirty.eight New York regiments en-.
listed for but two years, and that their terms Of
service will expire in April and May next We
think the statement incorrect. If there are any
two year regiments, We are confident that their
service cannot expire so soon, at ell events, but
must continue ut least three months longer than
stated. ss#a zsf mss. t.4.rs .e f.-sz...-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

HoGs IN MuscAT1NE-The number of hogs
slaughtered at Nuscatine, during the month of
December, as reported to the United States A.
SCISSOR, was 20,llO. aas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

p DECEASED SOLDIERS AT ST.. LouIs.-We
notice the reported death of the following
named Iowa soldiers at the st. Louis Hospital
Daniel Cobler, 33d Iowa; William O. Hu1ck,
Oath; Chockley Wilson, 25th Milton Thomas
SD; William Simmons, 25th Jesse Kiett,
Oath E. Bristow, seth Chas. Clymer, S7th
William Mckinney, s7th; ]. H. Tippee, Gath
Henry steeples. goth. !,
~ Garibaldi, out of his meager purse,
has transmitted one hundred francs to friend
in England for the relief of the Lancashire
sufferers.
PENSsYLvAx1A.-1n the Keystone State,
the Legislature is very near tie on joint bal
ballot. The Senate elected . Republican
Speaker by . majority of seven votes. In the
House the Democrats elected the Speaker BY .
majority Of nine.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

H- Gen futile has received instructions
from Washington not to send any rebel officers
South for exchange
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

3srH Iowa. dispatch from Des Moines to
the Chicago Tribune states that the seth Iowa,
which was engaged in the battle Of Parker's
Gross Roads, has been ordered to Corinth to re-
port to General G. n. Dodge.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

II A correspondent Of the Boston Journal
says that another expedition il now fitting
out at New York. II destination 10 not even
guessed At
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

A NFw MovE.-It is reported that the troops
kansas and White rivers, to attack the fortifca-
tons at Arkansas Post The expedition is sup.
posed to be accompanied by gunboats
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

OYsrEls.-The people Of Mobile are said Just
now to enjoy an excessive supply Of oysters.-
The reason is, We suppose, that the whole popu.
lation has nothing to do but to catch them,
and but little besides to eat Since Commander
Preble Was dismissed for allowing the Ovieto to
enter that harbor, tits said that no rebel vessel
has been able to run the blockade, either in OF
out A good example has produced its proper
effect. Wewould be glad to see the same pol
icy adopted in the army. The sooner officers
who fail in their duty, are made to give place
to earnest, wide.awake men, the better for the
country. -ra1 IFS IL .uan tE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

CA1AxlTous,-On Friday morning Of last
week, J. c. Washburn, Esq, prominent eiti.
sen Of Davenport, Vas shot BY the accidental
discharge Of rife - hs vs. passing along
Main street. II seems that Mr.. Edwards, .
Lawyer, with another person, vas in the sst
Of examining rife, in biz own oAes, which
had been sent down from L. Claire for SALE
The gun wss rusty, there vas no cap on The
nipple, had apparently been long unused, and
vas supposed to Be innocent Of powder. In
examining the lock, the hammer was raised,
and the trigger being touched, it was followed
BY an unexpected discharge. The load passed
through the window and strsck Mr.. Washburz
just over the right hip, passed through hi
body and out Of the left side. He died j,
about two hours. He LEFT wife and children
to lament the csrelessness which resulted il
his death. When viii people learn that gu,
should always be handled - If it were certain
" loaded?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
rors, with can't vulgarisms, and bungling forms
Of expression. These things make very bad
impression. An Educational Journal should
not he omen to criticism in these matters.

COL Matthias BRIGADRR-We have Just
received information from Washington, on the
best authority, that our fellow sowpsman, Col.
G. L. MATTHIAS, of the ever glorious Fifth Iowa
Infantry, has at last been rewarded for his dis
tinguished gallantry, and promoted to Brigadier
General.
This announcement, we are sure, will prove
gratifying, not only to his immediate friends,
neighbors and acquaintance, but to all the peo-
pie of Iowa. His gallant leadership of bold
and dashing regiment, have gained for both an
enduring monument of honorable fame. If any
man..has earned his rank, it lie Katthiea Com
mencing as Captain in the First Iowa, he has
proved himself competent and faithful in every
position. Gen. Rosecrans has styled him "the
bravest of the brave" It is always well to cay
to such men, "Come Up higher
TIE THuGs-The Indianapolis correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, says that Gov.
Morton, Of Indiana, has recently received letters
warning him Of plot to assassinate him. One
of these letters was written in female hand,
and purported to be written by the wife Of .
man engaged in the plot. It contained cor
rect plan of the Governors house, of the room
in which he slept, and al its.approaches. The
writer said her husband had been led into the
scheme by wicked men, and she wished to frus-
trate the design, to save him fsom the conse-
quences. va,,i-.e ts.,4e- -.e. -- =
This is Of piece with the purpose Of assas-
sinating the President, at Baltimore, on his way
to Washington. Men Who are traitors of course
will not hesitate at so small matter as murder
Treason includes all possible crimes, and cannot
be contaminated without the commission Of all
We are not surprised that the Thugs Of Indiana,
wish to kill Of Gov. Norton. He is loyal. He
is in their way. They would have him out
What 90 easy - murder? But We think the
Governor will take care Of himself, and of them,
also.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

The ship George Griswold went to sea
from New York last Friday, laden with provi.
sions contributed in this country for the relief
Of suffering English operatives. The owners of
the vessel take the cargo free. 1t consists of
1855 barrels -four; 375 boxes bread; 80 bbls
pork; let sacks corn; l25 barrels bread; 80
barrels beef; 400 boxes bacon, some rice, &c.
The international Relief Committee still have
$4,000 on hand, with which to start another
vessel. Other committees also have funds
contributed for the same purpose. IL.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

AAssAcEusETrs-This State, according TO
Gov. Andrews Message, has raised $4,000 men
for the war. The public debt Of the State is
50, 352, 900. The provision to meet it amounts
to $6,0s6,0o0. The State expenditures for the
last year amounts TO $l,t7s,sel. He says col
lections of revenue have been made with
promptness and that the condition Of the Treas
ury is prosperous one. 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

~ The Chicago Journal says that the pa-
rolled Union troops st Camp Douglas, near that
city, having al bssn exchanged, are under or
ders for the South, and will leave for Memphis
in about week They consist Of the 18th IlH-
nois, the 9th Vermont. and an Indiana battery
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

81 A, CHAScl.-A man named Richard Yeadou,
who 10 an indubitsble specimen Of Southern
chivalry, offers reward Of ten thousand dol.
lars for the body Of Gen. Butler, dead OF alive.
The advertisement is published ain the Charles
ton Courier Of Dec. Goth, and is ordered to be
published six times. In another part Of the
same paper 10 an extract from the Winchester,
(Tennessee) Bulletin, from which it appears that
the assassin i ready in that vicinity, but be
wants more money. He 10 willing to undertake
the job for fifty thousand dollars, If one half
that sum be placed in good hands before he
starts upon his "lAbor Of love-" and the balance
assured to him on it, completion. We have not
heard that the terms have been complied With.
We expect that The. General viii not be fright
sned greatly ct these bloody designs. He vii
probably i've to b greater terror 70 the rebels
than hs now ID, or " ore deceived.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

Missouri LEGIsAruRE one hundred AND
sixty-seven persons, connected with the Missouri
Legislature, as Members, Clerks, &C., only
twenty.tbree are reported to be natives of that
State. The nativity of the remainder is stated
as follows: Kentucky, Il; Tennessee, II; Vir-
ginia, le; Pennsylvania, n; Georgia, IL; Ohio
.; New York, Z; Illinois, s; New Hampshire, 4;
North Carolina, 4; Indiana, 3; Connecticut 8;
Massachusetts,, Q; Prussia, 2; and Vermont, Ar
kansas, Maine, saxony and England, one each.
One hundred and fourteen being natives Of Slave
States, and the remainder, natives of the Free
States OF of Foreign countries E
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
NOTICE TO 7AxP1YERs.

4 IL, persons indebted 10 me f.s state s,,d
"A Conn,y Taxes for the ye~r 1860 srs
herehy ratified. thar rnl ~ they come ter.
xsri a,,i>strie the sxne by the fst .lay cl
l. hru..y r~x'. ,hry viii Be prrcses.~i against
as.c'r h.I &. law. Tn ~ ind.bted b, me i.s
1axss nr lsts are als.' urgently reque.sed 70
cninc i.,r~arh aud settle the same with.u,
DELAY. shall be as UhAptico nn Thursday
.: each ~es / uL,il Inc ist day Of February,
for the lnfpsre Of sstling With thooe wks
nay dcrirv 90 pay.
JAMES u. ALVEY.
Coilz.,or, f9g
4th EelcgsisU Disasses,
Dee 3lth. ies;D-sd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
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as s.a HE as:ea:;sa = .s- "'atrs ~
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as Clriazsss srd DraJ+#J trr'rH' SN'
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"a ,,,;l ..w.y. .e foa..: prrrs'ea 'e sup
i. 81. !, snsto.;s.. wi.h sey s.e.cHip'io'
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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

TiI'lCA T1OT NOTICE
B 9 Harris. ! In the Ciscui.
s Caur, for st. Mar,'s
u NJ Hayden 4 County. sitting =. a
& Fred Maddox tCoar, of Equity, N
Administrators Of C. 1853.
Ge"ree IIaydcn. i
others.
.fS I virtue Of authority vested ia rae by
the Act Of Assembly. in such ease
made AMI pr-,viied. il i. h-r.by ordered
thaisibe report made b. q. Fred Madiox
he ratified and c"n6l med, unless rsus
10 the contrary he eb"wn. ON or before
,he third Mnnday in January nex,: pro
yiaea copy %: this ~r.er be published "a
the Saint alary's Gttzests. once a week f.,
three successive weeks, previous to salc
third Monday IT January next
The Trustees report states the an,oun
Of sale y b $4095.
John a. CAVALIER. Crk
Trn- o"pJ Test.
JOHN / CAVALIER. Ci'k.
Dscenber 24,n. 1e63-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

rHtliE -lj-rs pf This suit is to prneure
4 ivrrr- far > sale sf certain real es-
frto4 : h-re,f pailip Bris-oe died seis d,
sfor|ah- purla,s~ "a disi.iiug shs PROCEED.
IL Sid sale anose, the heirs nj law of said
i'bslip Bri,coc.
Ih- lil states. ;ha, the said Philip
Brf~r.,e disi. s,a.c,i,us in the year oue
h. .sts sn.i eight hundred aud forty two.
!. iss-i sf = frac, Of land situated In the
lupEt:r psri Of Szin, Mary's County. cnn-
Isiaitiine ahsnt two hun.ircd and sixty
ssr-s. lcavi'.g wiinw. Maria Bri.coe.
vhs has ia,~ly died. and the following
chittrsn. bis Leirs at law. vis: William
l Brsssss. Eiw.rd r. Bri.ea-. Elis.besh
9 Krisc,~. .f Saint Mary's County,
Jsines T. .srisc,e. of Calvert County
| .Ialtu II Eti>coe, who il. ,,ap- resident;
| I,1iiip gri,eoe, wh" ha. Ii iu,.siat-.
\ = lssY{isd and childles.. t;-.,~-as B.
Brecor. who has died lsavi.x = .li. hr;r.
at Law fwo children. Henry : !. B-isso.
.sal Fannt Bii.coe. who are infants o
ses'lrr Years. I.acreria. who internarriea
vIih certain Henry Carroll and has sire.
! VI Carr'ii. who is non resident. Rach-
i;fisco-. ~ho lot. .rmarried With y sertai,
Albert irung and who has also siac'
.ih.i. leaving. a h heir. at ia~. Rabrr
\ Young. Aibcr, Y"uug jr. Lucreti'
H. foass. EEs. lima Young. Susan NJ
l'ung and Rachel A. Young. who ar
iltants OF tender years
The bill further states, that tho .al
Pailip Bri,coe divised the said real Is
tate ~ his wife. ih~ said Maria Brinco-
during her life and made no further dis
p.ision thereof. and that the said cem
p!aiu,o,s bid With the said defepdan,
ne SAID r-s! estate, as tenants In comssos
nd that it would he for the interest Nh,
advan,sg" of all the parties cens-rncd tha
The .aid r. al es.ate sbaGi be sold and IA
ip'ocrcd- af said sale distributed betw-eI
the pas'ies suliilrd thrreto. and that til
said Henry = l. B,i.c,e, Fan.y Bris
cre. Rob RI A Young Albert Young jr.
Lucr-,is b Young. Ev.iius Young. Su
srn II. Young and Rachel A. Young ar
nisns,, under the age of twent, ON
,esr-. and that the ssii John II. Bri.co
and Philip NJ Carroll re.ids OF, sf ,h
State OF Maryland
| l. j. ,h'raupen .djadsed and ordered
INST the c"mp.aiuan,s. iy causing . cop
NJ this order no Ice inserted 10 s,,ne news
Ipapcr. published in Leonard IOWA. ems
~. each of four succs Ssis. xerks. thre
months before the third Monday Of Marcl
next. give ncrict to- thc said abseut de
f'ndan's of th. object nDd sub.sanee @
this hill aud warn BEN 20 appear 10 ihi
Court. in :" rs"n or ly s-icif'r. ou or b.
fare the third Monday ia May next. to an
-wer the premises and show cause. If an,
lia..y have. Why decree ought not 8
pass ~ prayed
By order.
I JOHN A. CAVALIER. Cik.
Tru. c"py--Tsss.
| JOHN 4. CAVALIER.
Cictk 1T the Circuit G"urt fpr
IT Mnr,'s Csuaiy
| Dso. 24;h, Ise3-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24

At sh" rr,i,cnc.' of his father In thi
district oh Monday ,hr 14th iu>t .f cos
~nrpr'"n. Marc"!ius n Haya-n. in III.
2Oh year cf his age
A, IN. r">id.ncc ef h.r sor. In l.w
[rc"rg- II As!r"ruj an SUNDAY The iSl
imst Mrs : Hrs. formerly of Calv,r
toun'y. Md
Ia ,hi. will g.. ou Su"iay "Trning last
~ lb' umcri' Capt. jesse Prsrs'n. fur
merry at Al xandria, Va aged So years
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
CHRISTMAS Goods |.
PRESENTS f'DR iiE
H0LTDATS!!

F,NCY wrrk-t,xr.; Mney d.; Casp-s-
hng-; Iatrs, s'ylr Nnhias, Hood. hii-
'ir"n. t,; Ralno,aI Skirt F.; lrrsF G"n,is: l'lair
AMI Fare, $ha~l.; Gents Ties and teliars;
N"vclt,>; Paper Gllsr,: r''iu'> T, ,r.nmsrs;
Eau d~ Girgrr; Crri>tiani'> pnpersii.nr i"r
tie hair &c DC. ILL
Christmas Groceries; French Brandy. flsa
jan ai~a Rum; Old P.rs Wiz; New Ea.saH-;
s,s,; Alnens.; Walnut; Fr.,ch Candies.
&c sc.
Aisp. large and we'll .el.cnd. - vk ..
Ho. Is. sic~s Haze a.d Cap.. at Baltimore
prices.
Al there goods are new aud wi!l hc aBl.l
at tie L'~sst ea.h prices.
For sal- by
\. fl)SRAD.
A:rns.
An bird. of rurs aensh'. and se.ooolrs
of Rags WAITED.
Decen,bcr sl,h. .Sss--,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-24
PRoxEsAox1L cAkn

nR. JAMRsP THOMPSON. Dsa.
Dsi si.s. b-rs leave 70 ;assem bis friends
AZ Saisi Mzry'r county that h's absence
10 B.Isimoss i osly ssmpsrsry. Grsssfsl
90 his friend. for their psss pasrnnsgs. he
i. h.ppy ss inform then. that b. Will s9sss
lw as their services u fets~nES ncsss
Dss. 81. ISG0-H