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JEFF. DAVIS LIBRARY-A correspondent
of the Providence Journal, writing from
Mississippi, gives the following account .:
the discovery of jeff Davis library.
The books were discovered only by ac-
cident. They were put up in large, strong
boxes, bound with hoops of iron. The
contents Of these boxes were soon brought
to light, and hundreds of trophies secured,
while volumes bound in every variety of
rich binding-poetry history, science,
the gifts of friends from every part of the
United States, congressional documents
and statistics, private and political letters
and letter books, into which were copied
the correspondence Of years, written in the
scrnwlins hand Of their former .,ossessor;
in fact everything that exists on paper of
the greatest private value to the rebel
president, lay heaped upon the floor In one
huge pile, over which they tossed hither
and thither, as they appeared to be of
more or less .value as trophies Of their
former owner The library was secreted
in the house of a Mr. Cox, who was stow
ard Of Mr.. Davis"
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.SHEHIFF".S SAFE.

10y virtue Of an Execution issued out CT the
I'D CLERKS offce of the Circuit Court o! La
Sale County, and State Of illinois, and TO directed
whereby am commanded to make the amount OF .
certain Judgment recently obtained against William f
Wilson and John 5. Wilson, in favor OF George Srhu
Ter out lands cooks and chaites Of the
aid William F. Wilson and John s. Wilson, have lev
led on the following property, 70 wit;
South East Quarter OF the South West Quarter and
the West half the South-East Quarter of section
thirty six (36 Township thirty (Se) North, Range
four az Eaht Of the the thiId principal dian in La
Sale county.
Therefore. according said command, shall ex-
pose sale PUBLIC AUCTION, al the right, title
andiuterest Of the above named William + Wilson and
John Wilson in and to the abo-e described property
on Monday the seventeenth Day OF August 1858, at
o'clock p M the south door OF the Cour; House mot
tawa. Dated at Ottawa, this 25th day of July, 1863
. Sale Co., Ill. WM. X. MILl-iGAS,
Sheriff Of La SaYs Coapy, N.irois
Pr ID. l.. RRusH
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war News of the Week.


There are still no signs Of activity on
the par. of Gen. Meade. The hot wealth
sr - rivenas one OF the reasons for this,
bu, another and better is. that Lee has
been so largely reinforced-by Folks di>
vision of Bragg army among others-that
he Is considered too stroug to be as.ai'ed
IL the force Gen Meade has new at co,ii
m,nd Indeed, Lees later motions are
construed to mean another invasion OF
Maryland and Pennsylvania. The main
rebel force is on the line Of the Rapidan,
though there is still body of infantry IN
the Shenandoah Valley. Rumors are
still current tina. Meade has rendered his
resignation, and that Banks, Grant and
Warren are spoken of As his successor
The last two weeks have been spent In
preparation for another grand assault on
Fort. Sumter and Wagner and Cummings
Point. About 5000 reinforcements have
reached Gen. Gilmore. On the 10th inst
he informed Admiral Dahlgren that he
would be ready to begin the attack upon
the Notifications of Charleston on the 18th
Thursday The utmost conndence-was
felt that Forts Sumter. Wagner, and Cum
mings Point would fall within few hours
after Tho commencement of the assault,
and that, In few days, Charleston or its
ruins would be in Federal possession. The
rebels were erecting additional batteries
on James Island, having taken thither a
large number Of guns from Sumter, and
were building lines of defence near the
city.
All quiet in Kentucky. Ditto in Gen.
Rosecran's department, although active
preparations are going on for apparently
another advance.
No movement from Vicksburg is anti
cipated for several weeks. Grants army
has been terribly thinned out end needs
recruiting. Gen Banks and staff arrived
at Vicksburg on the 5th inst, the object
Of the visit being evidently to consult as
to future movements.
The tafourche country has been recap
turcd Dy ueu CsiuhS ohu ehS SN"S
country Is TOW within his gr asp The
capture OF Brasiiear City has opened a
.ountry which heretofore has no, been
occupied by our troops.
That part of the rebel territory west OF
he Mississippi is shortly to be cleared OF
very organized force. Gen. Davidson is
marching down through the centre OF
.rkansas, and in several little affairs with
ne enemy has been entirely successful
( cannot be long till this entire sweep of
erritory will be under undisputed Federal
-ontrol
There were alarming runlors from the
Cherokee country few days ago, that a
ebel force of 5000 men were on the
solnt of surrounding Gen. Blunts force Of
900 men, and that Gen. B. had no choice
1u. fight, in which event he must be de-
stroyed There is nothing later from that
quarter.
Dispatches from California, Aug. ii
represent that state in serious commotioI
IN consequence Of Iumored purpose
among the secessionists to rise against the
state authorities. Troops had been sen
to Santa Clara aud E.alano counties, ant
movements commenced towards fortifyn
SIn Francisco
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DEArn or Hon n II PUEPLE-The Hon.
Norman II. Purple, for many years a lead
ing member Of the bar of this state, and
we'll known 10 most Of our citizens, died
at the Sherman House in Chicago on Sun
day morning last. He had gone to Cnica-
go about N onth ago 10 attend case In
the United States District Court, and
while attending to his duties, was taken
i'll, aud was removed to the Sn erm IN II ouse
where he died as already stated
Judge Purple was born in Ctsego coun-
ty. New York, fftysix years s:o. He
removed to Illinois in 1888. wa. admitted
as attorney in the Supreme Court.in thai
year, aid then fixed upon Peoria as his
future home, where he has ever since re
sided He is known as the compiler OF
two work. OF great vIlu, 10 thu legal pro
fes,ion. His remlins were taken to Peori.
for interment
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FAIR AT DAvESPoRf-httentio is called
of the az, icultural fair to take place at
Davenport to commence on the Eth prox.'
The Railroad will carry passengers from
Ottawa at half fare. The D.ivenporters
have for !-,rs been able to eclipse every
thing in tvs Mississippi region in..the way OF
getting up brilliant fairs, AID from the
liberal premiums trey offer, we have no
doubt the coming fair will be behind
none Of its predecessors
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A REFRIGERAToR-No housewife, during
these hot days shou Id consent to get along
without q refrige rater-a box by which
not only ice is kept from melting, but in
to which butter, milk, fresh meats, &c,
can be placed and kept as fresh and cool
as in winter
We are the fortunate pu.sessor of one OF
these institutions made by Mr.. BENT,
at his extensive establishment on Madison
ST.. door or two Wes. Of Wells St. Chica
CO. 1t Is a handsome piece Of furniture,
ahout the siza of an ordinary bureau and
-, rment to any dining room. A
'}.nts Ds ,ce !, placed in a small chamber
= it.elf ana suci. i its construction, that
fco.r This ice chamber the cold air is
a-s-- a. or cac1ha7 initiating process,
evenly - olhe parts. sifc'-tfa' lean
dr. .3ou .or milk rlns, butter 5lr, meats
ae. veretaJles g., i- ejundaa bis
:. cam, s,-as thing @. tho kind re ever
saw. e ,Hy Of Our friends want zaot a
piece Of furn.1rse, We val. AXE plea5utsiu
letting them see H.
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PoLIrlcAL F,IRNEsI..-The democratic
press, without exception SO far as We have
seen, have uniformly accompanied the
publication of Gov. Seymours recent LETT
tiers to the President in retersnc to the
draft, with the Presidents reply. Gu the
other hand, the Chicago Journal, Tribune,
and abolition papers generally, publish
only the Presiden's- replies, contenting
themselves with falsified version Of what
Gov. Seymour wrote. 1t is species Of
political n,ennness of which abolition rs<;
pers alone are capable. ass
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other Fogtr
DECLINE q &. K. sioux.

DECLINE K. K SroCKs Ia -laI Jock
at the east, especially those of through
lines to the west. have met with tumble
Cause, the breaking up of the combna-
ton by which the west has been so mer-
cilessly fieeced for the last three years
IIenceforth there is to be a free competi-
ton between the different routes, and in
stead of the railroad COMPANIES pock citing
all the money. there is to be something
like n division of benefits between the
companies and the farmers and dealers OF
the west.
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The federals having inaugurated the
system of embodyine negro troops in the
army, the rebels have adopted the same
plan. jeff Davis has issued an order for
The CONSUMPTION of able bodied negroes in
the South for the term of three years,
giving the negroes their freedom at the
end OF the term The rebels say they can
beat Lincoln at the game of negro troops
ten to one,
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.NiIERIEE.S SALE

10y VIRTUE OF Execution issued out OF tho Clerks
ID Office Of the Circuit Court Of La Sale county, and
State OF Illinois, and to directed, whereby am
commanded to make the amount Of q certain judg-
men, recently obtained against William 7. Wilson and
John Wilson, in favor Of George L. iSchuler out o.
the lands tenements goods and chattels OF the said
John S. Wilson, have levied the following property
to wit North half and the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section thirsy sx (36 township
thrty-two (so nort range four, a. of the third
principal meridian, in La Sale comfy State OF Illinois,
Therefore, acco. ding to said command, shap eH
pose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, ali the right title
and Of the above named John Wilson, in and
to the above described property, on HONDif, the
SENENTEENTB day y AUGUST, 1885, at O'Clock, p.
NJ, at the south door OF the Court House in Ottawa,
in said county.
Da..d at Ottawa, this twenty fifth day OF July, 1868.
WILLIAM Il. MlLLIGAN
trferif Of La Nae (ounty, Illinois.
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BARBARIrY OF NEGRO SOLDIERS The
Chicago Journal of Tuesday says: Aspecial
dispatch from Cairo, today, gives the de-
tails of a series of horrid murders commit
ted at Compromise Landing, on the Mis-
sissippi, near the dividing line of Kentucky
and Tennessee, by eighteen negro soldiers
from Island No. 10, on Monday of last
week
The Journ,I however, does not publish
the dispatch, and we are compelled to
look elsewhere for the particulars. We
find the following allusion to the SAME
matter in the Times:
The country was informed by Adjutant
General Thomas a short time since that
he established a camp of negroes on Island
No 10, on the Mississippi River. The ex.
PLOTS Of that branch of military service
are recorded in our Geographic dispatch Of
yesterday. Fifteen negro soldiers, armed
and uniformed, visited the house of a
planter in the neighborhood, killed him
and his farther, and threw their bodies in
the water, threw his little son alive after
them, bound two young girls together
and threw them into the river, and after
concentrating the sum of all ini9uitles
upon inc peTSOl vi Vic ciuSst :,
sent her after the rest to watery grave.
They made short work of defenceless
and unarmed family, did these brave dis
ciples Of Adjutant General Thomas negro
theory. Six unofendirs and harmless in.
divduals were butchered with all the SAY.
agery that british inst.cts could suggest
Children were massacred as only the red
skin fiends in the Northwest have massa~
cred them, and hapless maidenfood was
outraged as no beings on the face Of the
earth except oroes can outrage it.
This was o. q The regiments the veneer
able Thoma sgaste4 80 1t consisted OF
twenty or rs ~. live ne =o'diers, as do
the ma jort, O twenty mems Oh
this TWEEN or thirty i've go soldiers
fifteen ha CT guilty o.. 5he most hprri
ole 'riiG "a' oa!i e-s-A1aris at
.u7 She Ao1a. y -es Sc.
brace 'Ftu" leading 10 ,Ht
f@sue Holn d1es the respo1 =
1-lt1y '"ag II belong 70 Adiu.au.
1-la!l BONE. Tas tha too Willing
iust,t4.n aas. c. 60 ne aa,.l' a.s-ra, ga she
/ c5n.e3reG er- toned the cr,- OF IT
thee- se-. hold esecrating fe. .
psegrfi.5la, lure, it rest with boz
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Routes to the East.

1t is matter of surprise, not to say Of
actual. unbelief, to many, if not most Of
the people of the Northwest, West and
Southwest, that from, Green Bay and La
Crosse, on the North, to Cairo and st.
Louis, OH the South the shortest route to
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
lies through Pittsburgh. When We add
that this route, so generally supposed to
be circultous enc to New York, is ac'u-
ally nearly one hundred miles shorter than
tire route via Toledo, Buffalo and Albany,
and sirty miles less distance than via the
Toledo & Erie Railway this fact becomes
only the more astounding to the large
number of persons who have heretofore
regarded Buffalo as on the direct line to
New York 4 further advantage Of the
route via Pittsburgh. is, that there is b,t
ore chang: of cars, between Chicago and
New York or Phfladesrtsia,' an advantage
of great moment to ladies and families
and withal OF no less comfort to business
men. All these advantages can be secur
ed, by buying your ticket to the Fast ove'
the PlrrsBuRGu, FoRr WAYNE d CHrcAG,
RAILWAY, which can be had in Chicago
and at all the ticket 9th ;es Of all the
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1owA-Mr. Fisher, the late nominee
of the democracy Of Iowa for Governor
having declined, the state central commit.
tee met last week and placed Gen. Jas.
NJ futile in nomination. Gen. I. has
signifed his acceptance. he is one Of
the ablest, best and most popular men in
the state, and has won name it the army
of which his state may we'll be proud
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Conway, Of the Boston Con,pso n,csalth.
writes home to say that he had rather
have heard of a defeat at Vicksburs than
"a declaration Of Gerrit Smith, that the
Usior Gust be saved, even thou gh slavery
b. sa.e. s'ilh it."-ABany Journal
Tais rceis - the view Of the whole
sisrS',adicei eirra ~ represented by Com
tsay, s. inner, ade, Chandler, Wendell
railrps Gceeie5 Co, - wet % by the
ecsns G illinois rePtbiicanisal grnor.lly,
Who IN dor5e tNese Eoryhjes But when
VicTsSurg was edptuFsd ID, IN ,hc;r ludg>
r1ari ior,octh. democrats had no business
II. r.,aica. Il n Is only these uneordi-
tional Gnionists thai couil properly be
glad. "Cornerp saos are f+s feh. " unN
conditional UnHo nisis "h '.rair o. no-
nents, who arrogate &c tile US tha' title
are until slavery is extihet Hnc2nd ion
al war men" That is the difference.
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UTHEREAs Maurice Roach, did. OIL the ? Q : No'

XITHEREAs Maurice Roach. did. OIL the ~ NoveT-
w Ser. 4. D.. 1869. and denver 10 Oliver
CUrsy,a certain Nor'za-e Deed IN by which lie tfsa
End there conveyed 30 tfe sad Oliver {. Cray, his
heir. signs Lot numbered Eve, u in block
bsred thirty one, t3ii the toSE OF Nendet4, the
county OF La Sale, The state OF Illinois.
with .aid Morie.s, Deed, for the Of Que hun
drcd and 10y collars, PlsSss one year after date,
with interest per cent.
Aad whereas, IL and is provided {amoHg other
thng-g in said Mortgage Deed that Il default be ma e
In tie payment Of saId proUi.soTy note, either OF
principal interest, tie day days wherein the
rLsl become Ia. and payable. ihen the said
Onyer c. Gray, his h-iTs assigns, thereby
authorized to sell II. real estate therein described and
all equity Of redemption OF the said Maurice Roach LIS
heirs assigns therein public auction, I'll. Court
House door in said county Of La SALLY. the hghcst
bidder for cash aiier publishing notice IN news
paper printed Al the city OF OTTAWA in sad couny
thirty days before the day % such sale; vi ich SAID
Mortgage DEED was daily ackncs lodged BY the said
NAuric. Roach, aad recorded ia the Recorders oce
sfsad La Sale comfy, in Book No. - OF Deeds,
pages SSt 80 and $50
And whereas th. sail Oliver Gray did, cn she l.,h
day OF .spri, l,5e sell, assign, and deliver me- the
undersigned, lc Prouisso-y note aiorcsaid together
With the said Morris age Deed.
And whereas def.al; has been made IN the payment
Of said promissory note
Therefore hereby given, that Li,,ie Reri,
the assignee OF said Mortgage Deed, uhdcr and {,
Of the auth GRITTY therein given WILL a; the south
door OF the Court House in the AID county OF La Sale
= the hour O. ten o'clock A OF the ninth day OF
September, A 1868, sell public auction, TO the
CHEST bidder for cash, the premises described in said
Mortgage Deed viz: L0. Ave Is in block thirty
(Sl the Mendoza, the county OF La Sale
the State o. Illinois, with the sPpnrtenances there
belonging in aDywisc aPpcrt2inlg-
The purchaser pui chzsers a. said sale will receive
q deed Of said premises Aid the proceeds OF said sale
said mort age deed. LIZZIE BEMIS,
August Sth, l-tS AseiJTSc o. eu1i lcTIyGge.
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1t appears the proposed meeting of 10y
al (abolition) governors and eminent
politicians of the abolition persuasion at
Washington, to deliberate on the state of
the country, has been dropped. It's nota.
bic that there never was meeting OF that
kind heretofore which was not followed
by some signal disaster to our army
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year ago the Chicago Tribune delight.
ell to call john A. Logan "Dirty.work
Logan IT must be admitted he never
deserved the name more than when he
went to Chieago'at the beck Of the Iribsre
men Ia curry therr SAycs
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The report current week ago chat JEFF.
Davis was dead grew out of the fact, which
is~noss stated in the Richmond papers, that
he is ant.~has for some time teen quite i'll,
and that doubts are entertained of. bis re.
ceverv
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', o,a :. considerable excitement.ln

There is considerable excitement:in Gsis-
fnrn;, in consequence OF rumors of con-
,on,nla ted rising OF secessionIsts. 40 af-
frav ha, occurred IN Tulare county between
snI3;ers and alleged seces.ionists. in which
go ~ the former was killed and several
~ The latter " bundled. Troops were sent
% the scene of the disturbance Secession
outhreaks are also reported in Santa Clara
ond Essalona counties. Measures are in
nro,ress to secure the fertilization of San
Francisco
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piece Of furn.tu-5, IS
letting them see iS.

EaRAruM When we sa,a, two weeks
ago. that Dr. LEWIS the dentist, would
take back all teeth h filed tina. failea
to give satisfaction, We implied an amount
of cruelty that he don't practice. Tho
word "fitted" insted Of "lillel' would
have exk ressed his idea better. D.. Lewis
has still the god fortune t, oper,te in
such way that all who employ him are
SO we'll pleased that they recommend their
Trient!s to him
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! The Rochester On. Y.)' Democrat is de-
lighted at the discovery of one radical re-
publican, in Lockport, who offers himself
as A volu lteer for democratic ooaseript,
for one thousand dollars
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cinS futnam and the best parts OF
Sale, Bureau, and Marshall counties 1t
is the oldest society &C the kind in North
ern Illinois, and its fairs are always ably
supported and largely attended.
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TIE BLACK ELEpHANr-Uncle Samuels
elephant, in the shape Of freed negroes, is
growing rapidly into mon5trous propor>
t,ons. The commission appointed some
months ago by Mr.. Lincoln, (the govern
rleht,) consisting of Robert Dale Owen
(spiritualist aud the governments"
spiritual" advisory and brethren James
McKaye and Samuel G. Howe, to inquire
into the condition and wants OF the ne
groes freed by the rar, have made pre-
liminary report. Their explorations have
been confined to Virginia, South and
North Carolina and Florida. and the facts
and reasonings they print are such as the
public is already familiar with. They rec
ommend general organization for the
care Of the freedmen, with q general
superintendent of freedmen at its head, CT
military rank as high at least as a Briggs
der General, with department superin-
tendents under him whose duty is to be
the organization of the negroes as hired
laborers, their protection, and the supply
of their wants so far as they shall be de-
pendent on the Government
The commission consider the employ
ment of the able. bodied negroes as so!>
diers as the best means of fitting them for
the responsibilities of free men, and reit-
crate the convictisn, that they can be
trained to he excellent and reliable soldiers.
They recommend the enlistment of at
Least 200 900 negro soldiers, and that lOO,.
900 be employed as laborers in connection
with the army. These 100000 would rep
resent population of a million and half,
| or one.half the slave population of the
States in rebellion
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at Corinth, Miss on the 10th inst, COL
Cornyn, of the 10th Missouri Cavalay,-
somew hat noted as raider ito the rebel
territory-got into an alteration, during
the session of u court martial, with Lieut.
Col. Bowen, Of the same regiment. and
vas shot three times,-the wounds result
Ing in instant death.
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Hon. Lyman Trumbu!l, United State
Senator, has changed his residence from
Alton to Chicago. lie now resides at 3OS
North La Sale street, and will hereafter
reside permanently in this city.-ChicagO
Journal
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IsADEL TOWNSHIP, FULTON Co, III,
Aug. 4, 1863

To III. Editor Of tie L>,gistos Democrat:
Ga Tuesday the officer sent into this
town to enrol the militia, was driven away
by democrats and his books taken from
him The reason for these acts is this ::
In making out the list he put down the
names of all democrats, and instead
of giving the names of republicans put
down fictitious names. Of course the in.
tention was to screen the republicans from
the draft, and make up the quota entirely
from democrats The democrats are viii.
ling to obey all constitutional laws, but
they will not be imposed upon by these
internal scoundrels who are growing fat
of of the troubles Of the people The
books can be seen by any man who doubts
the fraud practiced by this man Cornell
ALEX. FREEMAN,
,JouN Lane
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The TROUBLE IN Fulton CoUSrY.-The
Republican papers have been blowing
about copperhead' resistance to the
enrolment in Futon county in this State,
and the telegraph Informs us that mill
tary force has been sent from Springfield
- Fulton county TO protect the marshal
and his deputies in the Performance of Ms
.lutie-. We find in the Chicago Times the
following version, from the other side, Of
the trouble in Fulton county:
Isabel TOWNSHIP, Fulton Co, Ill,
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Gen. Toombs passed through the city
Yesterday, on his way to his plantation in
Southwestern Georgia. He remarked to
one of the clerks of the Brown House,
speaking OF the high price of provisions,
that where he stopped the night before
the proprietor of the house would not al
low him to settle his bill until he was
about to leave, alleging that provisions
might rise before morning.-Macon (Ga-
TEL
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Taxes.
Money to Loan.
INertlaq< .SrLs Il E.ag Estats.

lNOE MONTY To LOAN OF Real Estate Security, on
II from enc year, Line. 10 per evni, arPly
a, IA I'll ERHuOD'S
yaly i, IS6s-.r Lstn nee.