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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-20

EIOPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE.--The undersigned
" have associated themselves together under the
style and firm of BONDURANT a MATTHIAS, ior
the purpose Of conducting the GROCERY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS, IN Lyncbburg, Va.
We shall keep constantly on hand a. large and
we'll selected Stock Of GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as can be obtained, aud will spare no
pains 10 serve our customers at all times.
Conducting the business on the Cash principle,
we viii be enabled 10 offer inducements 70 city and
country purchasers, either by wholesale OF retail.
ConsignmeAts of Flour, Wheat Com aud all other
country produce solicited. and prompt returns In all
cases, ~ as sales are mf'e. .I-..t.
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and snuR o.
oil grades always on hand.
WesOlicit share Of the public patronage.
J. p. BONDURANT,
deol7.6m JAMES MATTHIAS.
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THE SITUATION.

Fof three days the streets II chat,aueogs
Asys echoed Siih rupon d Somsv hsi
alariii'e character from fle rant The er.
iinsrisy wi,h which lhese are repeated 81.
duces ua 90 believe that Roseueranz Is ac.
tuaIly changing hh base q 10 now c'b6.
DENLY aaraed BY parties from Tullahorna
'hal tbs eusay have euAehaied 1Eaffai6 s.
boro which hasbssn occupied b orr ayal
~ We are lncliaei 10 doubt ~ latter AZ
preinatuv. 70 ssy lle least H.
OF be uovsmeul of the FEEDER, 4, in he
direction u colunbia however. tbmo .uas
70 bo % lenLt nj. po.aibly die iu co.
lion q BgpspctAna 10 occupy lower Genital
Teniisssss, aul eidsr 10 force psr ho ,ps
upon 'hc line % tIie river, or al elito aitb
Grant. Az advance of our own lorccs /. AT
presea, 4 matter Of street corner gosip
II We we're advised Of tic intended op.ra.
,iens o. shs.,isnersl. in his respect, we
should not pnblish lhe~, or even spceul,le
.aerron
Vol. Clakes regiment We are iLformod by
parties just lhougl from Kentucky. lass b, en-
doing deal % mischief 70 the enemy in The
region Of Lexington. and alotg the lines Of
irayol throughout the blue grass region.
Tho reported movement Of Slorgan AMI l's.
grem. are untrue.
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decl7.6m
$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the Trout HouDe, IN Atlanta, on
~ Sunday, the 10Th February last, negro hoy
Henry aged Sc years, dark comp exion weighp about
lao pounds, Of medium height the second finger On;
on either the right or left hand, (not certain which,
very quick spoken, wore y black pants, cloth cap
and short jacket, Henry was brought from Peters.
burg, Va, in December last, aud may attempt "a
make his way back lie has brother WING II
Augusta ia, aud may be lurking around that city
will pay the reward u Fifty Dollars tor bis conBne
meDt Ia any jail 10 thai ] NAV get him.
marlS.lw J. O. w. MILLS,
Atlanta Ga.
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The movements Of ROsecrans are watched
with great interest aud, as is usual wh,B
the public mind is directed in particular
direction, speculation concerning the pro
bable oisen takes the place Of p 'sitive IS
sortiOn, and manufactures facts, where no ie
exist; IL Ihia light are to be esteemed mcst
Of the Tumors, which come from The front
every afternoon. Meanwhile there is mupb
guess.work going on about General John.
ston aud his movements Great inquiries
are made about his whereabouts. One mnn
pas just seen him at shelbyville, another
knows him TO be in Yicksburg, whilst q
Rhird invests him with an ubiquily, which
bis best friends do not claim for him, and
Is quite sure that General JsbpstOn is borh
at Jackson, hisaissippi, and TullahOma,
Tennessee, At one and tie same time Tbs
truth isthat men mostly make the mysteries
(which excite thtm; but che locality Of tl,e
Commaader.in-Chief Of the South Western
Dsparsmeni, i one Of those topics Of curio-
n Vith which but few individuals,
ca Of the AdjutshEGeatraPs Office,
,--.y business, Whit gossip is 10
.urront 10 relation to both the Yankee
General and our owa Chief, they are doubt.
less sheuihelyes cngaged in deeply consider.
% sohemes, add arc watching one another
from a distance with q keener and mote
ssgAeioUs observation, than any which Is
directed TO themselves. The sequel Of tile
future wiz disclose the result Of this gan .
.of bo-pcep between two men, both Of whOn
3Aaye ln=as such marx in the present reyolu-
stion. IL Rosoerans wins fight in MIDI Q
Tennessee, no win have to overcome thue
lsercat elements Of OpposiliOn,lu Asst TIE
SlFoudrOus strategy Of General Johnston
4 I'd, tho power, energy aud system Of Gol,.
Bragg Sa the heroic courage Of the arm,i
!. kuided ahd.auayod BY che two hst.
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LOST.

TWO negro boys one named Bony, having a pass
4 and money, the other named teOrge. The above
bays plased in my care 10 conduct home. George
10 Charleston IN William Johnston; Bony 10 Maj.
PeIshays plantation On Sahtee River. Ny being
forced Uh the cars at Tullahome, on Monday March
10th 10 make room FOR sick soldiers Yankee prisoners
and lalies the buys being retained on The train.
cane % this place, Chattanooga.
ANY information In regard to the above buys Will
be thankfully received aud all charges paid.
Address W. l.. IER Lees Post u zee, North Eas'
tern Railroad, South Carolina
marlS 81"
sR- Atlanta Iutegeucer copy to amount Of S., and
forward bi ~ this office.
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$500 REWARD.

. runaway from the prem ses Of the Subscriber. at
II Walnut Valley Post Office, Sequatchie Co.,
Tennessee. on the night Of the 25th Jany 1858, ne.
gro boy named Dave abont IL or 10 years old, feet
8 or inches high, weighs about 1875 pounds He is a
black negro, rather sharp faced long mouth, thick
lips. He says he was raised in Kentucky, by man
named Fisher But was bought by me about months
since ia Hamburg, South Carolina. He says he was
brought from Petersburg, Va, to Hamburg. Had on
when be left brown Jeans pants brown jeans coat
and black cloth cap-his coat had on II, white bone
coat buttons and the cloth out Of which bis coat was
made bad two coors IN IL, part Of II being darker
brown than the pther. win pay 800 reward for his
delivery ~ me, NJ my residence, In Sequatchie Co.
Tennessee; or $50 reward Tor his confinement Ia any
Jail, so that can get him. JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Feb5-2m#
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~ COMMISSION HOUSE,,


no 100 MAIN ST., LYFcnHUho, Va. Is
The undersigned have aalociaiN iheniaolges teseth
or under the aty and fem Of JAm1kg Scott 20,
Tor the purpose Of conducting . general AUCTION
and CONFESSION BUSINESS. They haye rtnisd
that large and elegant building, No. lOl hAlg stree!
Lynchburg, Va. lately occupied BY Jno. 4. Davis a
Co., and ON The la day Of Deoomeer neHs, WI b.
ready " receive Merchandise Of a kinds ior priyaN
and auction sales. They socll coanignmehts Of MAJ
uactufed aud Smoking TObarco, Sugars, holaA.9a
Coffee and other Groceries, Hale Cotton sud Cotton
Fabrics ol all grades Wooon 6OodS, Boots hhoea and
Leather and al other goods usually oiored Or sale.
Their first AUCTION Will take plnce A. Az early day
In December, u which due notice, with catalogue
viii b published
They respectfully refer TO the merchants aud bud
uepv uen u Richmond, Petersburg, Dhnvile aud 9th
an cltlea OF tho south, Whose aid and c0-Oleratlof
viii be duly appreciated.
W. JAB. p. BCOTT4
OF tho late 1fm Of John Z. DAVIS To-
HENRY y. BOCOCK,
WIN. n. pAHiilBHl
Members Of the Arm Of BOcock a ParnG
Tbe concern of Bococh Parrish, ~ b nflos
street., viii conlune NJ tha ola HiandA6 usual.
deoi7.9m bOCOCk d PARRISH.
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HARBORING DRSERTRRs.
HEADQUARTERS DBPARFAKET No. z,
INaPRCTOR GRRERAL's OFPicE.

HEADoUAgTERs DRPARrMREr No. 80
LNAPRCTOR GKEKRAL's 0FFicE,
Tulahoma Tenn. Feb. 18th 1858.
THE General Commanding this Department learns
L with regret that there are In Tennessee, nun.
Der Of evil disposed persons who, instead VI contribu
ting 10 the freeing our country from Abolition inva.
sion, melting those who are, 10 the disEraoeul
crime Of desertiou, and harboring them All person.
within the limit Of this department are notified that
the penalty Of such offence ~ DEATH, and the strict.
es efforts will b. made 10 detect those who ncite Bo
dcrs 10 desert, or who may harbor those, who haze
deserted, and summary punishment applied Ia evovv
Instance J. p. JONES, A. ]. CENT,
ieblb-lm Department No. 4.
g. Rebel 1anner copy one month, and send bin q
this Office.
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N UGH commset Is made in the Northeri
splnala on the speculation mania, Whic'
controls tho money market.
8 The gambling IN gold which 10 50 regu.
Ssly reported from Wall street BY TELEGRAPH
4 the only kind Of gambling whore tn.
S&skes are nOs put up. Sales Of thousand
* dollars arc made 6ctitiOusly, and not \
qIarIer eagle is ever sean ia thO operations
1lS gold is never delivered, and neye
oyStcd A certificate that 50 much golt
sSposited IN such place, i lransierrst
tels the seller 10 che buyer who dispose
liSagain Al an Advance, IL he can Ifsl
purchased 10 Wall street in wOet
IN parted from, broker " hrok@Iat the
I'd " zach days sales, al Tho days in th,
N, would b IN requlsiticu. More thas
I'm men call gold who aeytrroally own !
Nr Of it4o men VIA ntyer truly possess
specie shey havs bought A brokers
ssaniss to aclivegsa much at such q time
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BeA. A number Of Union- Abolition women
of Newport Ky, have petitioned "old Abe =
to suppress the publication Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, alleging that the comfort sympathy
and aid it gives to all either in open or secret
rebellion, endangers the liyes Of "loved ones
in the field, and renders us perfectly misera.
BILE al home"
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coz The Nashville Union Of the 4lli, says;
Felix Young, who nurdereda Federal eoiIier
in cold blood few weeks ago, on the Whites
Creek Pike, somO eighr miles from the city,
was arrested on Monday BY aome Of our cav.
airy. and brOughtto the city. The murdered
soldier Was shot down while travelling quietly
along the road Young is said 10 have been
one Of the party who brutally aOaassinated
Mr.. Sloan, an aged Upion citizen Of lbis place.
last sumne@
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Confederate Treasury Notes, and Confederate
Bonds received IN payment.
The pro teds Of sales, Of all the proper found IN
our country, belonRhg.to those who invading Il,
and all the debm due them. are appropriated by Con
grcss, TO pay losses 70 our citizens. invite the
aid Of all interested, to attend sales, AMI report
debts, and 'operty hat the indemnify fund may
DO thereby increased
8. R.COCKRiLL,
naIl6-tds ReeeiyeT O. y. N. N.
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FINAL AND Last CALL

LII those indebted 10 the subscriber by Judgments
"A notes or account, II paid between this time, end
the irt Of May, can pay ~ shpp asemal All who fail
to make payment against that time, will dnd their
claims Ia the hands OF IA Olcer for collection; alter
whch time, nothing but legal tender Will be TO
ceivod, E.A. GLASS.
mars 2mF
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-20

OF the Federal campaign against MissiBsip.
pi.Yicksburg Is at present the centre Of attrao.
ton Tho Yankees have not yet succeeded in
the effort OF decentralization of the gallant CITY
OF the bluffs, even by their move down the
Yazoo from tho Yazoo Pass The Jaokson pa
pers have information thai irieos transports
and a number Of gunboats have arrived Oh
Greenwood. and that an early attack was OK.
peclod to DO made on the defeacOs at that
place, which. II successful gives them the
Yallabusha the Grenada, and the Yazoo to va.
200 city. AS to the strength Of our doIeuoes
in that quarter, we are unable to advance any
opinion, but suppose that everything possible
has been done In anticipation Of an attack.
Cen. Tilghman commands at Grenada and Gen.
Loring at Greenwood. We have an abundance
Of boats aud plenty Of cotton on the YaroO,
with which very scrviceablo feet might
have been prepared iOr service in that narrow
stream.
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500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber near Trenton
IN Dade county Ca, on the l2th day Of Feby
tinst) my negro boy named Jerry. Said boy o. aton
feet, 6 inches high, weighs 100 lbs, high cheek
bones, thick lips, color, very black. will pay Ga
TOT the apprehension aud delivery Of said boy 10 ne
or lodged IN Trenton Jail no that Eet him and " aald
boy Is caught without the limits OF said county, nd
delivered 10 me OF lodged In jail 10 that get htm, =
wil pay dty dollars. b. BROCK
fgh1Q-f
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peA- Two negroes who were captured at
Arkansas Posi-, aud made their escape from
Memphis, recently arrived at IIempstead
Texas. One of them was the body servant Of
Colonel Wilkes the other Of another officer
They declared themselves tired Of the Yankees
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Our Mobile exchanges failed to come to
hand yesterday. Cen. Buckner has issued an
order which authorizes all shipment of articles
intended for family use II restricts only
those which are intended for tho purpose Of
speculation The Supply Association is free
to get what il requires Tor its benevolent pur.
poses, aud individuals may associate in order
TO bring hitheT what they need for home con,
sumption. Gen. Buckner is in command at
Mobile, and tho people of that place have the
utmost confidence in his ability add determi-
nation to hold il against any attack that may
be made against H.
A second gunbOat was launched at selma
last week, without accident, and proceeded to
Mobile. r... a.Ita
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Administratnr,s In.olrent Notice.

Z accordance with an order made by the Clerk O
L the County Court Of Lswrence county. Siae o.
Tennessee upon rae as administrator of the estate OF
W. P. Moore, deceased, ! hereby notify al persons
having claims against said estsie 10 appear and HE
the same with said Clerk authenticated in the man
rer prescribed by law, or before the 18Th day Of
July. 1868, or they wi ] he forever barred,
JOHN l.. BRANDON,
maFls 2W4 administrators.
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pB- Interest, duty, policy patriotism, bon
or aud the siernest dictates Of self preserves
ton ral concur in warning us to plant inll
provision crops, saga the Montgomery Mail,
and truly.
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MISSISSIPPI C0FT0H a4eEEY WANTED.
IwANT hisstsspPI
important to Enrolling OfiOeru.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. II, 1869.
FTNHE order Of Col. Blake commandant Of cOnscrph
Il Offering $50 reward for the arrest OF ounsorlpE
entiiles enrolling officers 10 the reward, when thes
make the arrest contemplated BY the order.
Each Enrolling officer N required 10 make de-
crptye rUll u himself, and forward II Immediately
10 Col, Blake. O0iceTs OF conacrpt are can relaib
the ofice by promptly enrolling aud sending forward
every conscript within their respective districts.
JOHN l.. HOPKINS, A. b. G.,
ieb2l-4w aud Bupt Enrolling OniUom,
IN EAat Tennessee paperu copy four weeks
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FOR CONGRESS-.

I'VE are authorized and requested TO announce
w Hon. SAM. A. SMITH, OF Bradley county, as
a candidate Tor the Confederate Congress runl the
third District
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no. Yankee papers would try to create the
impression that Abe Lincoln was liberal man.
SO far as supplying his Generals with re-
Inducements is concerned, it cannot be do
uied that he is the most niggardly man in
Yankecdom.
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6STRAYED or stolen, On the 9th Of March, Clay.
- hank Mare, years old, l6i hands high heavy
with ioal small saddle mark on her back. looks like
il had been scalded will pay the above reward Tor
the delivery Of said mare 20 Col. Il. NJ. Paris, Nt
Hobbie Date county Georgia or TO me in the 4th Ar,
kansas regiment, McNaiis Brigade, McCowns Division
Army of Tennessee, NEWTON G. PERKINS.
marlY- 2Wt
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rllr nnurllnn, srArRs.
From The frcshest o. OUT Exchanges We
gottho following glmpscs Of ''the situation, .
IN various portions Of the Confectionery:

I..I.. VIRGINIA. rffH rI O.
All quiet ~ tho odd Dominion" The YetS-
rams 0i the Potomac, framing on their blood
stained sbres, seem 70 take abreathing spell.
~ turning their eyes westward, they match
elsewhere the coming Of momentous events
There % 30 doubt but General Lee will be
able to bold his position against the united
forces Of the Federals. Ills army isreceiving
daily occeBs'ons to its numerical strength,
From the noighborhood Of Fredericksburg
tbs Yankees can be seen with the naked eye,
going through their ifantry drill over at Fal
mouth.
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Brig, Gen. Wade Hampton, Of stuart's Cav
airy Division, is now Al Columbia on furlough
and on a visit to his family.
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G6s- Large numbers OF Confederate prison.
srs sick and wounded passed through Louis-
vile on the I'd to Camp Morton.
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Reg~ The editor Of the Macon Telegraph
says no took a hewitt Of the blues, the other
day. so did Van Dorm at Spring Hill not
only fit Of them, but an outfit, and gave "lhe
Blues" fits into the bargain.
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The correspondents Of this journal are
multitudiDous They come 10 every con.
cciyablo shape, wicked and charitable They
write on every conceivable subject, "songs,
eplogics, satires, encomiums, panegyrics,
lampooDs, plays Snd heroic poems" Were
We 10 follow the example, sometimes seen
IN tailor's shops, Of FASTING these COMMUNE
cations on the wall Of the inner temple of
our sacred "escorial" the visitors thereof
would in oil likelihood come to regard us as
The most prosecuted of martyrs, the most pa
tcnt Of christians, and the most affecting OBJ.
ieet of sympathy upon this side Of Jordan
Now that the warm days are approaching, aud
the convenient bars Of the CRATE no longer
offer US their timely aid, we shall be forced
20 take some steps Of desperate character
Meanwhile, it pains US to think how many
q fairly written epistle must be for many
months denied brilliant end ia the flames,
because Of It's necessary destruction in a
more inglorous manner. The truth is,
that We are sadly perple8ed very often with
our mail bay. Leaving the poets out of the
queshon--who for the most part answer
the descriptions Of Ben Jonson and Congreve
the critics are enough to drive the best
Of tenpers into barrel Of sOur-krout, and
the stoutest minds to Bedlam. Says one
Of these "let General Johnson take my
advice, and We can read no further,
but will forward the document to the Com
mander-in- Chief by next post Another
although Bragg is a bully, still. Col.
Urquart, happening to pass our window at
the moment, we pitched envelope and all,
into his astOnished hands Yet, again, "the
campaign on Duck river, like that upon the
Danube. We can see no relation what
ever, except that Duck and Danube both
begin with a d. Pardon us, the cry is still
they come, Listen to this Gin the long
catalogue Of human ills, aud the brilliant
roll Of military renown, throughout the
rolling ages Of the eartbs career, the spec,
taclo Of war has never beleld brighter
genius, THANH We forbear to give names
The party mentioned being friend of ours,
we refuse to ruin him. But no more of
this, 1t wearies us, and can only amuse
the better tempered Of our readers. Every
morning we tear the wrapping from dozen
such, wise sometimes, but mostly otherwise;
and whilst we admit the truth Of the old
saying, that 1927 ae
ls i., "Allttle nonsense now and then
Is rellsbed by the wisest ment
We must be excused for the bad taste Of
preferring it in broken dOses. One eOasless
Good caused the deluge, and one constant
administration Of medicine creates nausea.
There is a wide degree Of difference between
the nonsense offs man Of sense, and that Of
a fool outright We have luckily (God
bless them !! number Of intelligent, spirit
ed correspondents We ars always glad TO
add to thoir number others Of similar
character, But fsm tho large bulk Of
those VINO write ''for the papers,, may
4
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nsA- The sumpier Tri,Weekly Waterman
lruthiully and POLITICALLY remarks that
"Men have shed their blood IN vain
Unless the farmers raise more grain"
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BeA- From tho faces your lcllow-travellers
make over their hotel coffee nowadays, you
may we'll imagine how ,Org It is.
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The Yieksburg Whig Of IL J BAD says:-

The number Of transports at the Yankee
landing was smaller than at any other time
since tho arrival of the feet. Two boats, each
with two barges in Tow, went up about noon
and eighteen transports took their departure
during the day They are no doubt going up
- the Yas0o Pass where the enemy are evi-
deutly preparing TO make a heavy attack.
The river at this point has commenced fall
ing again The decline mp to last evening
amounted to nearly an inch We hope 1t will
continue to recede until every Yankee boat is
henmed in on the Yszoo.
The Federal gunboat Gray Cloud was re-
Gently repulsed by a small number OF our in
iantry at Butte la Rose, on Grand liver,
where the Atcha alaya einpties into the afore-
said river.
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A III persons having claims gainsl the Government
"A for reat Of buildings, used Tor Hospital purpos-
os Ut this post, Will present them at my oce lOr pay
ment before thy 1T OF April. 1863, olherwse. viii
not be esponshle for their settlement niter that time
. iIU r.. u. ORiBRl4E,
malchl1-lW Capt. h A. I'M.
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- larsrs rserivisr isis Hpsthsss asssH fsga.
~ra rfsefiy stfes " ~ ~ we sfthea Ia ssa'
swia r@o - a. hasAs, . hsa' ~ attest y isllt
srte lfsu ~ earns seaalgy aaA M alsalat sF-
slcr utth ~ ahsssiiastila q saeh bisguat "a 10
ftfainis1 h scovssFs shoai1 cs q Ne sta ,iiah
efthass sisax 49, teft q az ilns 10 Maae Tss
asass, a. s.,@a = s.ss Ysuhss jsumsh. ", ave
vlNlag q fsy saah - thshts ulefsly M sesa n
tssa