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, 1863-03-11
FROM LANSING.
Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuno.1
LANSING Mich March g. 1863

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuno.1
LAss1Sa, Mich, March 0, 1868.
III reply to the resolution Of the Senate, in
quiring what legal proceedings, IT any, have
been instituted against John Mckinney, late
State Treasurer, and against his suretles in
the bond executed By him and them to this
State as sucl Treasurer; also, If any judg-
ment has been rccoycrcd.thereon+ and what
measures have been taken to collect the same;
also, if no portion Of the monies secured to
be paid by eald bond have been collected, and
the reason therefor. The Attorney General
replies that proceedings have been instituted
and that the case is still pending; that no
money has yet been collected, and that no
reasonable or timely effort shall be wanting on
his part to bring the case to successful
issue.
The Governor transmitted on Saturday
to the Legislature joint resolution
Of the Legislature Of Illinois, in rela-
tion TO enlarged facilities Of transporta-
tion between the great Lakes and the Atlantic
coast and Europe. 1t WAS orderad printed,
and referred to the Committee on State A.
fairs. It will doubtless receive favorable con-
sidcration. The object Of the resolution is to
make arrangements with Canada to construct
enlarged canals, and thus to secure to the
Northwestern States and their people the
greatest value for their home products By
transporting them to the markets Of the
world at the least cost and expense.
Both Houses passed 4 large number ofbills
on Saturday, and considered many more in
Committee Of the Whole, which will be put
On their final passage today.
, 1863-03-11

Our commanders have evidently gained
That wisdom born of experience, and here
after, in the conduct Of this war, military
railroading will figure less prominently.
True, they might have gained this same
knowledge earlier, but when the war be-
gan military men were nothing, if not ut
terly independent Of all hints from civilians.
It was enough to say to all such, "What
do you know about WARP" 1t was Of no
avail that railr,ad men urged the imprac-
ticabilhy' Of keaping open long lines Of
railroad tllrouE7, an enemy's country.
Military science knew better. It vas idle
to suggest that q displaced rail or b sunken
culyert'might occupy only one mans time
for ten minutes and get hold an army back
for days; that the hand Of 4 rixcnish
woman might set fire 10 long
1resae work and delay an army
aor many weeks; that small act Of rebel
1naA1ce might, without a moments warn
ing, heap regiment in ditch among the
denrls oi Their broken CARS. But this was
all useless warning, and the canpaiens in
in the Southwest, that have expended mil
lions OF money and thousands Of the lives
of our boys on fruitless military railroad
ing, have been the tuition fee that has been
required 10 bring about a better system.
The railroads will be abandoned, The
troops will be released from thc
expensive tom-foolery Of repairs Of railroad
lines that cannot be protected The SAINT
kind Providence that threaded the whole
Southwest with marvellous sYstem o
water courses, penetrating every part o
thas country with their deep and navigabl.
Channels, has :tardily let light in upo1
, 1863-03-11
FROM VlcKSBURe.
PROGRESS ON THE CANALS, &C.

Especial DfsFateh to the Chicago Tribp.1e'1
CAIRO. March 10. 1863.
Tile steamer Nebraska, with large load Of
passengers, from Memphis, March 7th, arrived
today.
Her news Is unimportant.
The steamer Florence was the last boat
from Ioung's Point to Memphis. She brought
news to Thursday last The only event that
had occurred since previous arrivals was that
the enemy had commenced shelling, ut inter-
walls, in the direction Of the canal. Some an
noyance was caused By this, but no one WAS
hurt. On Thursday, twenty to twenty-five
shells bad been fired before the Florence left.
Another dredging machine was preparing to
be put to work on the canal.
There was nothing later from the Yazoo
Pass expedition, but previous accounts Of its
successful progress were confirmed.
Memphis was filled with rumors, on satur-
day, not traceablc to any responsible source,
but purporting 10 come from the Jackson
appeal, that IN engagement had taken place
at Port Hudson.
LATER.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr'buuc.1
CAIRO, March 10, 1862.
| Memphis dates Of Sunday say the 1azoo
Pass expedition arrived ut Coldwater in safe
| ty. Thnt is nil that is known At present.
The late passage of flags Of truce between
| the rebel and Federal Commanders, ut Vicks-
burg and Young's Point, was merely relative
| to the exchange Of prisoners.
, 1863-03-11
FROM CINCINNATI,


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trbpnc.1
C1Sc1SxAr1, March 10, 1868.
Tic Enquirer Office was sereuaded tonight
BY delegation of Democrats from the fourth
ward. James J. Faran, the editor, addressed
them, sat1ng, the thanked them for the COM
pliment, because 1t shows that with all the
threats TINT have been made against them,
they {thc anxious Enquirer's) were safe. They
threaten us continually, but the fact is, they
have not the pluck to do the mobbing; they
hare too mucl. scspeetability, or too much
cowardicc. It is truly said that Threatened
men live loug. The course Of the EnQuirer
shall continue as 1t las been. There shall be
no baekdown. We will continue the came,
notwithstanding a1l that they may threaten"
The crowd at one time must hare been
about two thousand, and the speech was re-
ceiyed with cheers, hisses, groans and yel1s.
, 1863-03-11

Major G. II. Willard Immediately out Of the
Department. It is understood that the Ma
jor's speculating prospects, and not Ills we'll
known political sentiments, lead Grant to
issue the command.
It is now generally understood that all the
Railroad North OF Jackson, Tennessee, is TO
be for the present abandoned Gen Grant
ordered all the rolling and other stock to be
at Jackson on Sunday last, for what purpose
is unknown. It is to be hoped this will not
interfere with te1egraphic communication
withEMempais.
LATER
lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, March 10, 1858.
The steamer Belle Memphis has just arrived
from below, bringing Memphis dates Of Sun
day. She also brings, IS freight, q large quan-
tity Of leaf tobacco, and seventy Confederate
prisoners from Irving JUL, captured in the
vicinity Of Memphis during the past few
weeks. The tobacco is left here. Tie pris-
oners 60 to st. Louis tonight.
, 1863-03-11
THE REBEL PIRATES.
Rumors Regarding the Florida and
Alabama.
MORE FROM THE BLOCKADE
BREAKERS.

H,-,,- ,1, ~ ,,,
,,o5sat IoHn, ~ r. aaxcn dVtne -Nassau corfesr
,;nt;nn orr;,ad ttoxo regfa H. a,t NJ. ~
25th instant. Her officers met at the Roya;
Victoria Hotel, In the evening, discussing
louq.y tnell pltatical e1p!ois.
t,,;s 49, ,s;th;G -. %o,,r of aaah n,b entesu ~
n, tha Ganra;ano nt ~ r;[,GaJ G ;.o. VI
iao. 4 ~ P5{a,;a GS!a ~ M TaIt{;t Rt"Rt
Il, ~. + ~, tn9 aosd u t
saa., saus e,, nnsSa 49, las., ~; .
- aast ,,,,ahio II,+t, - " ~ aHai w
pl1onaea p1n 'alaaoIE auuILlon ~ tng Ie1e1 patatl-
Tnnaerb;It ~ ~ theSs reoi ter ",ntra oee VI 4
,,o wv - ~ @ns1 e"p'u4' "An
=. -. ~
=, NEw M 1ohh, Mafci 1o-nefnnaa papers OF
tGe Nhn9lice thc Arrival @ OF tue British steam
CT ColuhI9ia, from wilmington. y. u, with
coEon aua tohaeGo. Sne reports tnal she was
holly chased os Inc oiockaoefs' oat escaped
, 1863-03-11
FROM UTAH.


NEW York, March 10.-The Herald especial
from Salt Lake City, March Q, says:
l. collision between the military aud citi-
zens Is imminent. Governor Harding and
Associate Justices Waite and Drake, it is un-
derstood, hive called upon Colonel Connor
to arrest Brigham Toung aud Councillors
Kimball and Wells. The Judge Of the Dis
trict can serve any civil process, but the citi-
zens are in arms, determined TO prevent the
arrest of their leaders by military force.
Other Federal officers, and now Mormon c1tl-
zens, hare telegraphcd TO Gen. Wright to re-
strain Connor till IN Investigation can be had.
- A Colonel Of the United States army, who
left for Washington this morning, has been
arrested by Connor and brought back. It Is
presumed his intentions arc unGayorablc to
Counor's military interference.
, 1863-03-11

New ToRE, March l0.-Later Vera Cruz
advices received at New Orleans state that the
French army t5s entirely inactive, being una
bic to accomplish ahy thing without laggs
rcinforcements, which il not soon received,
they must be driven from the country. The
French officers are disgusted.- The climate is
operating untavorab1r upon the soldiers. The
bulk Of the arnay is near Puebla, The co1n-
try between there and New Mexico is irfes ted
with guerillss well armed and mounted.
Whole trains Of supplies from Vera Cruz arc
captured. The French are constructing q
railroad to Puepla, and the gucriilas arc
amusing themselves By spreading the rails to
,,,,, The rnins off the tt1cE
, 1863-03-11

IL.RpEn's FERRY, March 1o.-Grcat surprise
is falt here, at reports in Washington and else
where, of . disaster at Winchester, and the
return Of the rebels in force to the valley Of
Virginia. There is not only no foundation for
these rumors, hut q state Of preparation ex-
ists in that quarter, as well is hereabouts,
that may defantly invite any attempt the On
envy can make upon US, unless his whole army
in front Of Fredericksburg shonld be moved
up. which it is well known that Hooker will
not permit, even If the bad roads would.
New YORK, March 10.-A Warrington
special to the New York Tribune states:
1.-THE spirits Of the army grow better apd
, 1863-03-11

CoPpFnHEAD FAME.--Dr. Burtis. Of the
Burtis House, Davenport, who kicked Mr..
Neally, the news agent, out Of his house be-
cause he refused to sell the secesh Chicago
Tsmss, thereby set himself up as target,
which nearly every loyal paper in the North
west has fred at. The result is that the loyal
portion Of his patronagc-the principal por~
tion, too-haye Stunned his house, and be has
decided to retire to prirate life, having leased
his house to Col. Walters, now Of the Tre~
mont House, who takes possession on the
first Of April
, 1863-03-11

SAY FRASc1sco. March 10.-Atlantic cur
te,icJ exchange is S1a53 per cent. discount,
equivalent to 45a50 per cent. premium for
gold. Sterling exchange, s711a475l; legal
The ship Rather arrived from Hong Kong
aid Canary on the 10th Passengers from
Mazatlan report that the opinion prevailed in
the best Informed circles there, that the
F:tnch would take possession Of Sonora
within ninety days. It is believed By the au-
thorities that Sonora is willing the change
should take place, thinking It would give IN
interests, and encourage the development Of
0flcr rrsonrces
, 1863-03-11
FROM CAIRO.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tri

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
CAIRO, March 10.
Capt Switzerland, late Of the ram Queen
Of the West, and his Southern bride, came up
on the steamer Nebraska to-day, and took
dinner at the st, Charles, to thcno small graf
itlcation Of the boarders and transicnts Of the
house. They passed Northward In the one
o'clock train.
The late secession widcw, NOW the wife OF
II gallant Union officer, is quite petite, rather
winning in manner, and might have captiyat-
cd less chiya1rous man than Capt. Suthcr-
land
, 1863-03-11

lFIUm tue y HBu!us,IVu VE0H1e1c'1
The Eighth regiment of Illinois caralry,
who hare sort Of rowing commission down
in Virginia, are authorized to forage upon the
enemy to limited extent. The rule is that
they Shall on all occasions leave provisions
enough to each family Of eecessionists to sup
port each member Of the family six months.
4 few days since. in one Of their reconnoiter-
ing excursions, they fell upon household Of
IN old Virginia seccssionist, who had some
seYenty-iye slaves. On cnquiriug, it was
found, according to the statement Of the
householder, that there was only about enough
nothing was molestvd. But the next day It
WIS ascertaincd that during the night ifty-
eight Of these slayes escaped mysteriously.
On learning this fact, oux Illinois boys went
back and demanded the amount Ct provisions
which was allotted to these fifty-cight slavcs,
and carried them of.
, 1863-03-11
CHICAGO. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1868.

better. Its health is excellent New rezi-
ments which contained the greatest percent
age Of sickness are rapidly Improving.
:" The weather to-day is superb, and the
roads are rapidly improving. Everything
looks cheering.
"Gcneral Orders No. 20, promulgated to-
sent without leave, who are ordered to report
within fifteen days, Or be dismissed from the
serrice.'9
, 1863-03-11


On Monday last at the Corporation election
Of the town Of Lane, Oglc Co., Ill, the Loyal
ticket was elected by large majority The
Copperheads, taking advantage Of the absence
Of large number Of loyal citizens in the
army, excrted themselves to the utmost to
carry the election, but they were ignomin-
ously defeated. Treason aud whisky were
not equal to the task Of placing the loyal
town Of Lane falsely on the record.
The following are the officers clectcl-al1
OF them loyal to the core:
T-ss'sek-C. B. Royce, A. lain, j. B. Young, a.
Slaughter, ]. E. Carpenter.
d*IeSeo,-James Rae.
(o,,staNe and tol4eetor-Wm. Wade.
After the result was known, the Copper
head Democracy retired In disgust, as they
lad fully expected to win by i good round
majority.
, 1863-03-11
Gen. Hunters Department.

Charieston or Savannah cannot be taken, Or
rather cannot be held without 4 strong Lad
force. The Monitors may batter down the
shells in and over the city, but the rifle and
the musket in the Lands Of those well drilled
troops must rc:ain what the tron+clads have
plonghed the way to. The most desperate
struggle after all mny take place immediately
victory. The people Of the North must not
expect too much from this Department Fit
had received one-half the encouragement, or
ono fourth the means of the Departments in
the North, South Carolina and Georgia conld
have been in our possession, the leading rail.
way line destroyed, and the whole negro Pop
ulation in arms against their masters or in a
state Of insurrection.
, 1863-03-11
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
MADISON, March 10, 1865
Att late hour Of the Asscmbly's session
last evening, the runaways Of Saturday made
ample apologies, and the resolutions Of cen
sure were Withdrawn and stricken from the
journal this morning.
4 dozen bills we're passed. Among others,
one relative to The trial OF Offences against
joint-stock companies; one relative to prop
erty seized On attachment; to provide for
sale Of lands for unpaid taxes; to provide for
the satisfaction Of the mortgage In certain
cases; TO amend the school law.
The Senate passed bill allowing soldiers
to vote for Judges, and. spent most Of the
morning discussing the Assembly resolutions
condemnlng the Ozaukco riot.
Mr., Clark offered an a1nendrs:..i. .y1nr u.t.,
that the arrest and confinemen!su ,.:Fda =
without civil process wits agre:atefF FGe
than the proceedings Of the mob.
This was rejected By a party vote.
Mr.. Humphrey charged that the riot spr.ng
from such teachings as those of the Sc Bose,
Of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Clark defended that paper.
Thc resolution passed by vote Of Is to s,
the latter all Democrats, with ten absentecs.
BoLa,,, Clark, Earnest, Frost and Hudd votcd
against the resolution, Pratt and F. 0. Thorp
addipg their votes against the preamble.
This evening the Senate is considering the
subject Of indemniGcation By Congress for
arbitrary arrests By Federal authority.
Senator Earnest has occupied the evening
, III, IL nine o'clock in the advocacy Of rcsolu-
| tious and in denunciatio On of the Administra,
| ton.
The ladies Of this city, comprising all
| classes, declare they have organized a Union
| League, because they are desirous to eS
| press, in a suitable manner, that heartfelt in
terest in the preservation of Tho Union ant
the Government, inherited from the patriots
fathers and mothers OF the Revolution, ant
their abhorrence Of those, who By word q
deed, encourage this unhol1y rebellion
which has filled our lind Will
mourning, and their determination By IN
diyidual persistent effort and self saorit}ct
to "af1ord more efficient moral and materis
aid" to our braye army and to the famllieess t
tnose who hayc fallen. They are iucensed Q
the vile assault on them by the Madison col
respoudencc Of to-day's Chicago seces
Times.
At d rousing Union meeting in an adjolnin
town, last evening, Adam Smith, formerly
Democratic member Of the Assembly and
member Of lie late Democratic Convention
.forsook the Coppcrheads, joining the Unio
lcar..e, and avowing determination
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, 1863-03-11
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK
FOR SAL
in fn.s to suit at one quarter per Cent. premium.
rhI0 aAoQ 3tnet J. a. ELLIS l. CO.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY, OATS
j. AND CORN.
CuCKY QrAE11Rx.srRR's OYTICE.1
DEPOT or WARRINGTON.
Cofper Eighteenth and G st-ett1.

DKpoT or WAsa1Ss1uS.
GS,.e5 ss,TFx Els4ssennthG 3 = sn1 1sr:s :ssTsstsi
ns sKHaB e 81 s1 ~! p Sss 9
j III "a |1seSe' ono haaalsi taoasaad Bushels
e i
b Of So9d qualify put
Oats win be receired BY weight. ts'> thirty tho os-
sacks to b furnished wshoa. extra charge to r.,
Government. -
Ths n Go1n = o good raerchantab1e quality. put
'G 9eeesssa o5 @ It ~ hn,.z lbs,
sacks 10 be furnished without extra charge to the
,PtljTs5y & %aas L. n si q y u xthn
PROPOSALS.
Proposals. Willie received for tso> 1--WE hundred tons
e S9iss. n 81 aPd oap. sn aaa ff
tboasand bushels of CON s d apsa va !as '' u1s
sSsPts:5: l. sfsiSsSR s:s s III
Thu full nsme and post Office address Of the bidder
fihe h!d made IL the name Of the arm, the names
15s sp q a gaIS' M a
cred, and An os1u or ALLEGIANCE KTsr ACooxPAST
Proposals nst be addressed to Colonel D. Il Ru:kcs,
pc r51{ ATT
Or. Corn" Is Tie casc may be.
GUARANTEE
Tho ability oft The bidder to m Tue contract. should
be awarded 10 him. mus: be gna5anssed BY txo 70;
eFG1sble persons whose 8&nstares funs+ &c Appen4s
ne efthe sra.ant?. gus. BE- sheE
District Court. Of the United States DISTRICT A"of
Be n s.
ceixeG On lie contTae signed b me contractor sna
, 1863-03-11
FROM MEMPHIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CArHo, March 10, 1868.
The steamer Nebraska to-day brings Mem
phis ncws to tho It'll inst
The D'dltin brings out Gov. Andrew john
son, Of Tennessee, as candidate for Vice Pres
idcnt In 1864.
The sudden fall Of gold and with 1t the sud-
den fall OF cotton, created much excitement
among spectators and operators ut Memphis
on Saturday.
Gen. Grant sent up boat almost especially
from Young's RQiut to Memphis, to order
, 1863-03-11

the military mind, and the communications
hereafter to be kept open, will be where
our gunboats can attend to them. Thus
the order of Gen. Grant to abandon GER
tain long railroad connections Of his in
Western Tennessee. 1t might prodtably
have been done ct the outset. Better late
than never
, 1863-03-11
FROM NEW ORLEANS.


noke, from New Orleans March LIST, and ua-
yana the 5th, has arrived.
Information has been filed III the Provision
al Court Of the conhscation Of Slidell's pro-
pczty in New Orleans.
The Queen Of the West prisoners arereport-
ed to be iea1ously guarded at Alexandria, Ar
kansas. They have been robbed Of their
clothes and private property,
The New Orleans Era, Of the 1st, states that
twenty rebels who we're sent through the reb-
el lines hare returned, begging to be allowed
to take the oath Of allegiance, and for bread.
All we're suffering actual hunger, aud the
children crying for food. They give fearful
statement Of tie dcstitution in rSbeldom.
, 1863-03-11

TOR .SALE-A Farm containing
- 1a3 acres. situated "a the Au1 F!aiac N.e:, tea
miles from the c.tr Of Chicago Therc Is tie pre-
mists q comfortable dwelling hou*, large orchard
ret u lS !9'ty se:es Of timber Tne aoove Farm y
near the city md vii! be s cheap. lock
ton ami advantages, Address E. tOtHlS, npssin-
, 1863-03-11

The following appears among the report Of
the Wisconsin Assembly proceedings on Sat-
ufday:
BY Mr. Hildcb,ant, Sesterday,-tQ furnish Mr..
CaswcIl copy Of the revised etatntes, and to In
sttuct the Scrgeantat-Afms to exclude al thieves
from tho Assembly HA1l.
Mr. Lapham-Ar. Speaker, Wish to inquiree
whether that will leaye us quorum. [LauShter,l
The Spesker--The Chair Is unable to SAY. lRc'
neNcd laurhter1
, 1863-03-11
FROM lkDlANsP0llS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
lSp1ASAPoI1s, March 10, 1868.
Everybody appears to be rejoiccd at the ad-
journment Of the Legislature The majority
Of that body do not occupy very enyiablc
position in the hearts Of the people Of Indiana.
, 1863-03-11
CAP pTukE OF THE QUEEN
OF THE WEST.


tFrom the Alexandria, l1a.) Democrat.]
The victory achieved at our fort at Cor
don's Landing will be found below. in an
official report from Capt. John Kelso In COM
mand Of the post. The Webb, one Of our
most formidable gunboats, left town at Q
o'clock this morning, with full and picked
crew, and By tomorrow noon Will oVertake
md capture the Dc Soto, the consor. Of the
Queen Of the West. and then the Mississippi
River and its tributaries will once more be
free.
Feb. Is, 1853.
To Major E, Surget, A. a. G.-Major:
1haye the honor to report that two Union
gunboats made their appearance in front Of
this position at o'clock Last evening. had
previously assigned every officer to his post.
Fire was therefore instantly opened on the
enemy. After = brief canuonade the leading
Eunbont, the Queen Of the West, struck her
colors. I Immediately ordered Capt, Hutton
Of the Crescent ARTILLERY, and Second Lieut..
Dc La]launty, to 60 on board and demand the
unconditional surrender of the boat, officers,
and crew. These officers report that but
thirteen officers aud crew were found on
board, the Others having escaped under cover
Of the night.
The visible results Of the capture consist ia
one 32.round riaed Parrott gun, one 3+pound
rihed Parrot gun, two Il. pound Pordeld brass
p!SSSSs oAI 4@RVu4u AVAAE4A 1Eae5 pltEt,
klignri ) damaged.
use tile Expression OF the senior conf
manding officer: IA tremendous supply Of
ordnance stores, large supply Of 41inlne,
one fine case Of amputating Instruments, and
other very superior cases Of surgical instru-
ments, one equally fine Of dental Instruments,
and clothing, bacon, -four, beef, pork, hard
bread and other stores IN proportion"
The List Of prisoners 7 mclose. Allow me,
Majo5, to mention that, for GOODNESS and ell
clcscy, the officers and priEates Of this CON-
! nsnd are entitled to eminent credit. To sat
issy you Of the precision and accuracy Of the
fire, u out of31 shots from our batteries took
| effect on the enemy@s boat.
Lieut.. James De Lahunty performed efficient
service. He suggested and volunteered to tiro
warehouse which would give US the enemy s
range and position, in spite Of the darkness,
and accomplished this important and difficult
| undertaking with perfect success and signal
gallantry.
AL ny officers discharged their duties: with
/ ptomptness and exemplary coo1nes5.
omitted to mention that the boat was
| loaded with bales Of cotton.
] hayethe honor to remain. Major, your
| o1edient servant. J. kE1so,
Cap tain Commanding Post.
A boat has been dispatched to the fort TO
| toN the Queen of the West to this place.
, 1863-03-11

~ Owing to the absence of pennies In cir
culation, thegrocers Of New Haven are giving
,sut,ntgsi in the way Of small change E1chan3e-
A proof Of great scarcity OF small change,
Which is Itself suggestive ola grafa,
, 1863-03-11

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rooms
W ard board, for gentleman and wlfe. Private
faEtfy preferred where there bu: fe boardeFB
Ad1refs. for two days, stating terms ard location
"BolEpKEs" Post Uiflce Drawer 1855. mh11.A1Es-2s
WANTED-A Steam Engine Of
~ About dre to eight horsc power, Apply 70
D. " WEBB. No, Dofc's BntldInE fnh11.a91u-lt