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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-02

Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble LnstrumsnI
possess immense resources Of power and expression.
The bass ig sohOr0uB and grand the middle regstaF,
ricA and sympathetic; while the high nJtea are bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale ia even without single haw; the aosfon
a smooth and marVslousy easy and the pedal effects
the finest OF which the PianOfOrte Is susceptible.
In word, knabs'B Pianos are worthy Of the great
s1tArtists, and are capable OF rendering the hasSt
compositions known IN this realm Of Art.
EIsTEA EHEpEWRn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
FailOw Soldiers and Fsaoe, Cifi-ens Of Tsn

FailoH Soldiers and Fsaoe, CGfi-ens Of Ten
nesses:
The exiyeBcies of she times have placed IN
the active service Of tie Conlsderacy-in tho
rsnks OF lin armiesTthe vsst body OF the loyal
nssn Of the State. On the next Congress will
d"vcivs asities the most momsntoas in their
character rsGairing less of the politician. party
hack, and time server, than of the patriot,
identified fully with the Iaserests OF his imme-
dRate constituency, fas sovereign State and
the entire Coafederacy, and of the man and
citizen who, frem long experience, actual ssr.
vice, and close communion with soldiers in
camp and field, is intimately acquainted with
the wants and necessities of that class OF our
people, whe, in the rough garb OF war, have
sacrificed the blessings and comforts of home.
aud are periing their lives their fortunes and
their ali in the great struggle which now con.
vulses America, deterrniped to be free or die
My possibly too partial friends, who have
kaown mo from my infancy. have persuaded
themselves that my fellow soldiers and fallow-
citizens nay confds in my hesssty, integrity,
zeal aad ability ftly and satisfactorily 70 rep
EeeSu& GkS Rc0kho SfHi fHtcfcSsB Of tH6 II tfTn
(Nashvills1 District in tho Confederate States
Congress-, and have anneSnced me iu TIA, con
nectiom az q candidate for your ssfffaees. 1
accept the candidacy, aud, if elected. will,
with what experiences. ard ability Ipay pos
ses., eudeavor TO serve constitne euey with
,shpn and whose sorsanes IL is and ever has
been my pride and boast to be idcntiied.
| azn native of Nashville, eduossed ior
narosntiIe pursuits, and am soldier BIZ chsies,
I,aviag, since early in April, ls6i up to the
present time, served No private In tho ranks
of thu lst Regiment Tennessee volunteers,
sharing the fortunes of that Regiment In oil
Its haa.dships. privssians and bloody battIcs In
the not less brilliant thsn wonderful struggle
Of our young Confederscy.
Whatever your decision or choice may be,
fellow soldiers and dcitizsass-whethes to accept
ne So your representative in Congrsss. or elect
asother to that position shall cheerfu1y,
contentedly bow to your fat.
JAMES w NICHOG.
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TUESDAY MORNING cd. TIL


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efUe Press1eut stepAsns, swas siss hts way
day night, and vFaa ssssnaded By Q large CON.
ceusse of cifizsxa. In reply b. made them p
epeech zeosss 90 hoar In Isne,E lie ooansenced
~ Glzdiss - NE iuvaslon - tMsfyisBd sud
PengAyfxzak by Gen- LssaaealFs ssia that it
hsz ghipped ahs enssay Ge IL sIkn sol and obs
tsznsd sast sspPiies for esr own men, and was
sss ssay e :ss :ss ne snsy 90 ne, new tel; ssh
|of Cen Ees. he bad sntire cenfdsDee In b n
ehility 10 scsoupiish what. he Under took for
10 ability sad insellect ne was bead aud
shoulders ahead OF any insn IN We Yankee ar
my. He commanded 0cn. Lee Tor keeping his
ewn escsets, and told the peoplA Dos tobe dis
oourssed because they did pet i,eeS from Lee
over his own signasure. iss woufd cofns ost
hf Ssephsns ssxs spaase Al ase> s.ss ss'sssr 81
stckHeae8s and ssssa thei = aacs - seesss
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New Uss.ss TIE tsssss.sseF esA safstssd
me loss Of fse!e poas-es. aas xensd survive tno
Ilc@ a sasssepsg. rs[sl anosoeI 49, otass
piepae SfPP49e, essa ne, We nncaio ioee Ae1
bite, Cnsrleston ana Hiohmosd, if wousd not
sfIect shs hsesf o. fne e'!esssoessey' we ceuid
saa vosed sur We s7eft tossess' sna sna.y Sc
cure car inaepehaence- ne waA pos ~ al dtss
conraged Al sne plospeet ne never had the
blues himsflh sna nag mp respect or synips-
thy Tor "croakeFs Ihe enemy has already
IsepsoPresesd f~s ~setyssveu Asndred millions
OF doiisfs. and onc fnasfsa OF Hseu seF our sub
lJugahon, and after Two ye!rs' var, had utterly
faiea, and II the var conunued two years lnp-
So they wofasn faai 20 .accempiish our sutJuga-
SOB 80 ~ they nad sos bEekeu stae.shell of
ne EoriedsFscy IN me nsyeaesionsfyw war,
NE sezsasa a6 nne gnae nso poseeaeicn o. North
aareenles oena Cese.nes aee so1es ssIAts
lthey sook sFmAas2sn sese ssspefsed- Len.
lgress, $40 sor long usme tssIa esa4oee compicss
IsvaJ N tae ceicnies Ev@ .meY did not coas
lausf eur aerpaafeefa ihsine 3vafs ef 1st2 the
1fse'sa capWEea me ssqPfsA ss3s Abs nation.
samsgton Nty, sna osr9rw >eeahcy DID
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fsesvee nows s,ses 20 eur sirtDTsehn,- Nc sss
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'soesu % sesr sv@ en4 eeernal
ldesgn % sou'hern peepS tsH al int they
bold most dasH- He exhofNed the people 10 give
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TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 2s, 1853
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has sdvasc-. bssdred psr CO., and osaes sssi-
ces I'm sEis essssvfes. Isvse ~ shis fsssr ts esA
~ eAd - fFsnds elnsg# esMFasas 80 tseHltshs sa-
vhes Eo hass ben scszisiied 70 sake u dhs rates
ys sa1lsscTipsan. 50 .sp ,- nee
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my oOunspy--sIrf haxkss beea roessa IN sbe aoonoa
sDeIzs ~ ~ Ey sstA2y pe.zs sosA-
duty Ss ~ Stss. & y ssssss $780, s ;s go ss NJ
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SseL paERasTI Me- OUT T.--Stolea from camp near
- LIoxons II fuhtsin, on tno ed ipss. double
ca ra pkSent IeS n sivdr watcn, Hnafksd u III. snb
Bowling Grecu ny on the inside OF the case, with
the poiSt of kuffe Any person wuo viii detect Tie
thei er pstssn te wa;ch u reo1ise the th4hks
y .-s ';'S ssiis = 1ps 41 rs , iRicsAaDRANsOM,
. -, -. No.. Lieut.. Co. 4, 24.h Tenn. Hcg't,s
iy2.i,~ Sfrafrs triga5s. Cteatham's divis!es.
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ss.gtsa' = Kn6NfG4, &<x &Hks los1. \
fss,sss ~ ,sss = sss .ssssss @ .s 4 .osot soq
dance whtk 0en1 Cooper's ordsr No. <, dated
atehssond, January Sd, lsss ysgtsI prt17 will pos
sssss : ss'ssp 2 "a = go ri i 1s'sa, Gen.
: iySi-a -Rs0. JAcKsasy yosaasopt
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VIZ ATCH LOsI--RIFrY DOLLARS REwAEDk.-
w On he r-trest from Tuiksbana n goid EsxsA<
dsecssd ieves n NeFed cass, Gsffsd -Efkl~a Gag I'd
tse ess. grszesd by an snsign white hne, ierit,en
the face In re letters, ''ralfoAd time kegper
sad compass key suspended 20 BY red issR hb-
hon. s,The shove reward vih be paid the wateh In
LEFT either ~ f ofce returned 10 Gen. Cheathsm.
tyid-tI' ta- - tssa- :
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IxyEc Mass "A stout and he asAy ps.rQ Mpnans
w VIM tss1uA he- child. eight ncnseea old <Ns
bepeqsedAs svet-nufse, hy aqpsyng at IBIS once,
ffvsSstes@s ssfSt'17' ssE y assst ~ :,
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Fis.s q - aesss.ss;sa s; xsss s. SAs. ?.
. b iAvsRs, , u sxs@1p Hesry sh6e> = E1kerch
Capt AtnIinoa h % D.. q schsisra. Gkt Le9pehr's
coE- fsksuitb, ,t1spt lfvist o. g. <epkst
|co n. Corpi n Roia4exssss y = E&M[A W
lecknsn. .iDsps sedbessas's % Z u Ue0p1S. VIM
Gsasss,, ss; = 81 q EssisysfSa Psr.on, fsos Davis.
shadden, Capt Piournoy's co X. Jneu cerkcEp, W y
HnIleis Capt Fuichsr's cesb. assf krs a.
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EurGY. DOLLARS IEEARo. .-Ransway on ths
Y uforxrt ~ the zsd Instant, from my cstap ne.r
Oh issanee -. . aasny negro boy Moses, feet IL
btsft rsnkswfsfA ~ Ming ra.. He viu Drohehly
sssspals rnase tfs wsY ~ Genmsia, OF Aerapb IS
d .Iiyefyto de Ar ssg Gen ~ P6asr Anderson a,
,hss D zoe. ssasz-ssl "a D. b. LkLh.i, M.j
Caa Capt y. J. sfAIE- ctTsc Dro I S,oda n.sssry.
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tNAKEN UP AND COMMITTE ED T. the Jail OF Ham
l. inon county, Tennessee two negro nasn. Johs
an Ben. she ssy they eelong ~ JcA heTtt, Of An-
su,tA, Ia. John ID very lark aud Zen, N % o shElt
coyper coicr The owner b nettned % eDme scrEgsFds
ers'vs psascns. Rsy chAsgs. and tsks tssT aE.sy
'sup rsssss ia.s-sfl ~ yasor asnsEEsn Co
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:. ia asasf a1Hh AFAS7y4 = EAaA
a &c.: &C. &c s' q { -; c.st
Tuos II. McKixsar, LdE - 1775.ir
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DIPK AID EHYEL0fF fFSS-sT ss5S5SsT 55saOi. can
ss.. b e.,.s. n ,, sAs 2 ssssa Z ~ - 4F"'
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osEN. .--Rrom ny sansEtsn cp1so-
pair 81 ia-re rry sfsrs, sSout sfxtecu hards high.
osc sid bs h nd in oaesye she sehsf has 1s
be lsfH bt them On cefvsry at the headcuarnrs OF
the <aenap saaer Of The Post Of ohsitssces1 !.
o,ysr.st.s : sss. Sc 'Ea.sassSs sixsEWc 5. /,
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csUcS rsTU TE ANTE D. "A sab>titats uses fofty
y 1--we yssu OF age, can get . good prioo by spp'i-
cation I'm codnffa s:ro5ra osthe Rebel jy2G d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-10
DR.. PRUNK,
Marshals Sale.

DIT virtue CT writ vendiioni ezp0nas to me directed
ID from the Circuit Court or the United Sts;es for
the Middle District Of Tennessee a. la October tern,
1853 will expose TO public sale 70 the CHEST bidder,
for cash. the door Of the Court house. In Nashville,
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, 18th Of JANUARY, 1884, al the
right title claim, interest, and estate which B. W.
macrae has in certain tract parcel OF land In
ear the town Of Carksyile, Tennessee, bounded as
follows "beginniDg at stone corner Of lots Hos ID
and Il, In Hewel's subdivision, and running thence
with the north side Of the Oarksvlle and Port Royal
Turnpike, (tbe beginning corner being on said road
four hundred and eighiysix and a half feet, TO =
stone corner with 7. J. Wisdom thence north, 81
degrees easi, TO stone, said Wsdom's north east
or in Doen's line thence east with said Doen's
line i've hundred and tWeDty-seven feet, 70 stone
,rner with lot sold by J. S. Hart 10 W. A QusTes
r. r. ". thomas and jas. D. Glenn, and thence, with
said Qusries's 1homas's a.d Glenns line 20 the be-
ginning, on tho GAINESVILLE and Port Royal Turn
pike-oontaining BY estimate, fifteen acres and fifty
poles;' with all the imp oyemeBts thereon and ap-
purtenanoss thereto, embracing commodious dwell
ling the same being levied on 70 satisfy judgment
rendered by said Ccurt In favor of ArRcl Cnn
stable a Co., and against B. W. M"Cres and g. F.
CAuIter. Sale % commence at II O'Clock, 4. III.
AflE Il. r. Gi-ASCJCK, Marshal.
Bov2s-3t By ": LELLTETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

TN obedience 70 three writs readiOti egponds to me
i directed from the Circuit Court OF tho United
States at its October term for 1868, will, at IL
O'Clock, a. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANu-
AIRY 1864 expose to public sale, TO The CHEST bid
der for cash, at the Courthouse in Nashville, Ia
yidssa county, Tenn, all the right, tile, cain,
interest," and estate which T. q. Burt has in "a certain
lot or piece of ground in Edgehed, Davidson county
Tenn J on the south de Of Wo dllnd street" front
ing lfty feet on SAID street aHd running back one
hundred nd seventy feet 10 an al ey and numbered
s. in q plan OF Shelby Addition, which is registered
in the proper oce in Dsyidsoa county on page 43 Of
Book q and all the right, title, claim interest, and
estate wholF Hurt has in piece or parcel OF
ground in South Nasty lie, Davidson county Tenn,
descr bed begnn ng at the corner Of Cannon and
Lows streets, running eastwardy, along Cannon
street ne hundred and fjty nine feet 70 the centre
a fifteen feel alley, thence nO-thwardly along said
alley tao hundred aud hty-oue feet 70 Shocks line,
thence weStwar iy with Shocks line one hundred and
sixty-fYe feet 10 Lewis street, thence southwafdy
two hundrel and ty-one feet 10 the begnoing-tite
registered On page ia in Book 81 Of the gstrar for
Davidson county, Tennj and all the right, title,
claim, interest, en- estate which Il II 0roOmes has
in piece or parcel Of land in Nashville, Davidson
county, TenE, designated as Lot No. s., (part of the
original College Let No. described as fronting on
Market street thirty feet and running half way back
10 College street, one hundred and twelve feet'-cOn
yeyed 10 K. H. GToomes by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dat-d June ITth, 1915, recorded on page 40 In Book
No Of the Begi=trar for davidson county all the
property herein famed, having been levied on 10
SATISFY judgments rendered BY the Circuit Court Of the
United states, fer the Mcdle District OF Tennessee,
at lie April term, 1864, against GroOmes, Cavert
Hurt aud In favor OF J. /. Wayne Son, Duer, NeT-
K GLAsCOCE, Marshal.
dec5-st By W. LELIIETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience to three writs vendcsi ezpOHGs 70 me
L directed from the Circuit Court of the UnitHd
States at lie ctober term, for 1858, Twill, at 4
o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY,, the 1sih of JANUARY
1854 expose 70 public sale to the hgbest bidder, fer
sn the Court house, in Nashville, Davidson coun
IT, Tenn. al the right tle claim interest, and estate
which Edmond Duffer has 10 lot OF ground In the
town Of murfreesbOro, Tenn lwith q two7story
frame house thereon J described as follows |" Be
ginning at John McUesmotLs South Vest corner, aud
running thence West one hundred and atty feet to
street, thence North one hundi ed and Rinety-one
fact, or lefs, to II. Ell0tis Southwest cor
ner thence East one hundred aud 6fty feet 70 John
McDUTIaott's, thence wth said AcDermotts line one
hundred and ninety one feet, more or les, 70 the
beginning :" levied on satisfy Judgments issued by
District Of Tennessee at its April term 1892 in favor
ot A. a. +. Reed and Jos. II. Thompson & Co., and
against Du6er & Carney.
fr-an. i e. r. GIAsCOCX, Marshal
nov2s-st BY W LE1LTETr, Deputy. NJ
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DR.. KINGS DISPENSARY.

Dr.. KING formerly Of Kew Yo-k,
&sk fer Isst lycaFsof Louisville, KY,
D who has devoted his atteniiton y
the treatment Of private diEoasss Tor 50 ysaFs fzttsra
h.msslf. having attended 70 . practice for maEy
year,, And cured % many thOnaands, he e e1abied
70 cure Ill diseases Of privEts nature, no nEitef
how bad thsJ may be nom inIadiciocs med oa treat
meat, or from :negssot u their osl- D.. Kings
Dtsvsnaary 4 Ne q Deadsrick street. bstEssn ChsF.
~ and ths ecuare seoond ssoFy, where be coBcs All
diasases Of private nature.
GoroFThoea cared without naaseoua Esdlcinas o.
Interference with business
Structures Of old or recent date e1ectlaiy cud n
q sow dAys, By a. operation which eaEsss 20 pzis
WHERE s<ri0turs exists health cARnot b slrioyod
Perhaps 10 disease csuaes more mischief aud undsF-
mines the Constitution e mnch.
eyphfis with AL the diHsases o. the SKIN, grOgiuf
out q KeEsset o. BAD tFeatnsnt, can b o1eetlaly
cured in fsW days
ss-.i.aI FsaSsc..y -Parsloelsratsaatiou hsvinrbsa
g3vsa 70 ibis dis.ase, and Al TIE ooussqusnoes grow
lag s1t q ~ 6ruaEh1 On - ua1y c-aos By us de-
EsTnctirs hzbs Of lnoonsiderEts youths and szoees
I've in4uigsacs e he PASSIONS, heEiect q Which
n u1deTuins he conasilatia1, Fa1darlng tie tub
80 unnt for sarinars o. socissy, and cacsE rcs-
tzrs Old aFs.
FsnAlss Who zsy bsIsberalg wIrs sny dizcziiy
fhs Woub nsy rsSt aezzred Il igsasfats r..---. =.
Rsrsons Fessdlae abrcad. y wfli1nE aad sislIas
thelf cass, Viz sse easIosad dfeoa - d. A. KieE
he. e Dsa1esssk stI11t. HaraFfiis Iezn-s va hAFl
ne neoeeEeE1 ns1te1na1 1sH4 = ths1 atdrea Oflcs
hoars frow eassstk b ~ nozzlnE aeiH e d :
seHlea tfaiF.ie-ls e1ulTs
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TO RENT-FoR 1854.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
CITUATED between GAIlagln and White Creek
- Turupikes, 10 the centre q which IL she family
residence Of Paymsster Barris, Of the Z. s. Navy
and The Northern border Of e two small Cottages,
with IL barn, stables Carriage spring house,
and other convenient cui-houscS u azores :
pleasant reslceacs near the city, and the sol 4
excellent fer cultivation.
Apply % =. GEO. HAExss, Pas master c. g Navy
New York" or 70 n. q. SCoYEfs,
No 10 Park Street. nppots East froat o. the Capitol
Nashville, tennessee.
rors-4L
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Marshal,s Sale.

DY Tirtre Of tr3 writs ss-di1 0si ezPeHas 70 me d.
ID rected fon the Circuit Court Of the United States
Ter tie Middle District Of Tennessee At is October
.ern lsG3 vii EXPOSE 20 pablo szie 70 the highest
BIDDER Tor cash a. The door Of the Courthouse. IN
Nashville Tennessee, commencing ~ II O'clocK. A
A.. GA TUESDAY,, re lssh Gag q January, 1854,
al the right tile clam, Interest, and estate which
r. H. Groomes hiss IN pleee ca parcel 81 land n
Nashville, Davidson county, Team described with
the boundaries { lowing Beginning Al Dgws' 4
BArmAu's corner, On Water Etoei; running themes
with water strict twenty seven feet, or lsss
towards Csilsnan street 20 BerTy's caruer; thence
az right angles with Derry's Inc, 10 Guihrey street
therce with Grthrcy street, tWenty seveu feet more
les, tos ards Broad street, y lew Harman's
eornsf; there, az right Hnglst, t. TIE beginning"
being ths same conveyed 70 AID r. II Gr0sanes ~
n y. Foster ~ per cead recorded on page 4eu al
Book No -. q nc Registrar ar Davidson eoasly--
levied On Niih whatsoever fmprcfeueHtz there nay be
On The sa1ne, - satiss IN gmeuts rsreeFsd b laid
Circil Coart its ri term lso3 slnst Groones
C4vsrt o.. and IN Ave- q A. G. Naadsll, and s.
ER. GLAsoocE, Narshsi.
dsc5-e3 ~ ". LzLLrETr, Deputy.
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TO THE SOLDIERS!
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in . pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
bFance. i
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid.
I. n. RHODES & CO.,
SO Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.
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Georgians, ATTENTION.

THE UNDERSIGNED having boen sufhsFiz toss
crrit trooQ1 Cos tha Unifed SistsE scrScs, fF The
term Of three yezrs during tAs SaTs to De o5 q
men Il 6esrgsa, Is DESTROYS q giving secrutnE con-
nissia1B u enarEetc. true ncn, VIA vi b oonns-
aioned a. SOB - tie compeny full Yer i1lorma-
lion apply - =. 4. noNAh1t
noVzl-ins ariaeepost, AiA.