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Mexicans in the neighborhood of Puebla-per
haps, after some successes obtained by his
troops, ami then retire from the country leaving
the Mexicans and the Latin race to ''cvilize'
themselves after their own fashion and as best
they may.
The "rectifed" budget Of France, which has
been submitted to the Legislature. shows that the
cost OF the expedition to Mexico is enormous, and
that this movement of the Emperor has disturbed
the calculations and estimates of the Ministers Of
Finance. Marine and War most seriously.
THE LEGISLATURE.
A large number Of bills were reported upon from
the standing committees in the Senate yesterday !;
but the majority of them were either those Of
local nature or such as affect the interests of only
comparatively small number of individuals in the
community Among the more important, that re-
imbursing the Manhattan Company for advances
made to pay the State interest in coin was report
ed favoraby and those relative to the statistics Of
crime and common schools in this city, and to pro-
mote volunteering and re-enlistments, were order
ed to third reading. The bill for the recording
of marriage certificates was reported unfavorably,
and the report agreed to by the Senate. The
Broadway Railroad bill again occupied considera-
Die portion OF the days session. Several unlm-
portant amendments were made, after which
it was laid over bill to incorporate the public
board of brokers in this city was introduced.
A memorial was presented from the Supervisors
Of New York county, asking for the passage Of u
law regulating taxation on moneyed institutions.
The Superintendent of the Banking Department,
in reply to the resolution of the Senate asking of
him what legislation was necessary to harmonize
the banking business Of this State with the financial
acts of the late Congress- sent in bill for the con-
sideration of the Senators.
The Assembly consumed largo part Of the
days session in considering the Supply bill. The
bill to repeal the law exempting clergymen from
taxation was again taken up, when the enacting
clause was stricken ont The Callicot investigating
committee held another session yesterday; but
there was little progress made, and nothing Of
interest transpired.
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wAIEacE'S gHLATRE Broadway.-FAisr HEAal
NV! Cs ta-3 IAlr-loJrHsrL sUhkN
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al EyEsrS rnIs EVENING.
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scADENY or MUSIC, Irving place.-Italian Opera
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voiune xxYiE'.......,."...... 50
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VICE 8 b U r q.
OPERATIONS OF ADMIRAL FARRAGU

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NlrLo.s GARDEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

TIE DFBT OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
Tho Banks of Mobile have RENTED a LARGE
sum ,about 10000 it is believed in specie,
TO meet, up to July, 1864, the interest on the
bonds Of the State of Alabama, payable in
London at the Union Bank. Considering
that Alabama is one of the Confederate States
that have undergone the most severe trials
from the war, this provision must be consid-
cred to entitle her to marked cemmendation.-
Lo}doa Times FEB. 1911.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9th INST
| will sell to the highest bidder, at my resi-
doncc, for cash or credit, all my Farming
Utensils. One No. | Two-horse Wagon and
Harness; one good work Mule; one fine young
Maze; one Horse Colt; some Cattle and Hogs;
one Lady's Saddle, and one Genllcman's sad
die.
mh2l-4t* LOUIS DAYS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

CoNDIMEETS.-Don't fail to plant large beds
of pepper, mustard, sage, Sc, this season.
These condiments are very scarce, and are
greatly needed among our soldiers-especially
in our hospitals They can be easily grown,
and there is no good reason why there should
not be great quantities of them wherever
wanted.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
ARMY BLANKS,

FORMSO ON HAND ATTHE BULLETIN
OFFICE, viz: 4, ., &, !, 8, ., 10, II, 10, IA,
IL, 20, u, %, 90, u.
Also, Morning Reports for Hospitals, Muster
and Pay Rolls, Descriptive Lists, SC, bcauti-
fully printed on good paper. Other Blanks
printed to order. febl7
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
Office of Commandment of Conso,;.
KNOXVILLE, March IA 1oa'

NS+Nf AlulNH oil 1890
Enrolling Officers win not turn over T.,
GERS from the army in recruiting seryio - ON
conscripts collected at the place of rendo, any
when a county is called out, nor will rh a,.
over to such officers any conscripts v Lio{I Turn
may, at any time, arrest, but will send all Sney
men to the Camp of instruction, to be di,t sugA
uted among the different regiments NS'i0'
Enrolling Officers are further diroc,oa
to respect any certificates of employmsu, not
the Nitre service from Captain T. j Elm
bearing date subsequent to the 10Th of ,Ian aie
ry, 1868. All persons employed in said ser rGa'
since the 18th of January must have rea 0ive
detail papers from this office. 'su'a'
BY order OF
LII COL. L. D. BLAKE
Commandment of Conscrints
It. S. WEBB. Adit. mbgISs,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

NJ. G. OSBORNE has constantly on hand a
extra assortment Of tobacco Of different gradu.
very fine cigars, pipes, DC, to which he in
yites the attention Of tie public. Store at the
old stand Of Noah Crane, Winchester.
mar2O-d1m.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

Constitution and the Union, in his love for the
almighty niger"
Every moral element on which the war
was sustained, is either exhausted or nearly
So Such is the opinion of this correspondent.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
NOTICE.

During my absence THOS. J.. JACKSON
will act as my agent, in collecting and narina
out my debts. All who are indebted tG m ns'
will please call and settle at the earliest co m'
ycuicncc. WI
mhl0-tf A. G. CIOpTON
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
To the Farmers of Franklin County


To the Farmers of Franklin C county
IN Wow Of tba snrronndinc circumstances
what orght Won 70 dog Hesitation about the
crop for a few weeks LONGER, amounts to a
l@o.;.;,, on,inst ,I~ontinn "r,n
Tbf. wanra o,Iorrt 70 co1omi+v II - sbould
tnrn ont tnot no bo,d tbo country IF wodo NOT
bol, tho o,,,,rc what = LOST onIv +bo labor
g o,.r, .ood, % .,. IA n,i,
amrbaficouv rotbinc counorad with tbs 1oss
an The otbor hand of boirg without o Oman If
wa .do r,Il tho oor,t.,.
P,, Won ash what i +bo nrosnoot oPh,Iai,c
t1o corntrc2 7 orsvor tho rro,noot :, ,ood
We I,vo let voon NC and tho oro,ou a. army
IF mobile .o,J;,rs ana contain - :, .to+ tbo
onnov VII NOT oor,e into o,r oorntn, nihout
con ,rbi, mi, ,rr,rg wLot -
Il. on1,. L,o,r, IN th,,o ,.l,a o,.l. .r,..i
for Con, Rr,,,. l,oo,. HE on, soro.. IN. ~
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
LOST,

a GOLD EAR RING, somewhere between
the residences Of John 7. Slater and Mrs. C..
f. Robertson. The finder will please leave it
wardcd. mh2l-3t
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
N FOR SAFE

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAV
LANDS, within Il few hours ride Of MemnIi'
can be bought very low for Confederate XotS''
or Bonds. Enquire at this office. mhS.tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

ssA.o The Mississippan, of the 18th, pub
fishes the fact that only one gun was injured
on board the Indianola, and that she would
soon be, if she is not now, ready for action.
Such is the fact, says tho Crisis, as we have
known for nearly two weeks.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21
Splendid Chewing Tob eco,

no DE uAD AT DANIEL BRAZEL
TONS Store in Winchester.
Nov. "j-tf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

ANOTHER IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION
Judge Fatherston, of Georgia, in a case
brought before him, on a writ Of Habeas Cor
pus, decided that when substitute dies before
he became himself liable to CONSUMPTION, the
principal is exempt from CONSUMPTION during
the time for which he furnished the substitute.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-21

marriott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

closing quotations of the
7.30USTnAp&0lWHa 104 X
Currc'y cerls.. SO o 981S
Debt certif g.. 99T q 100
Amer'n gold. .153A q 1881
Rucks Co Lead. 25s a az
Quicksilver. =. 80 . 40
Cumberland :. q 20
Pacific Mail. 100 q 190x
n Y Central. .112i4 o 113
Erie. -. -. 76,s q TEX
Eric preferred. 96X q 81
HudaOuRtyor. Jos " q LOG
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
THuRsDAY. April 2-6P. M.

THURSDAY, April 2-6 p. NJ
Gold has been very active and mercural to-day.
II seems that some very heavy holders who had
bought below $50 concluded that this would be a
good day to realize profits, and at an early hour
this morning sold il down to 1861. 1t afterwards
rose to 1917, fell back to 1897. rallied to l56.
fell back to 1914, sold at l54, l5s and 1921 in
the afternoon, and closed 1881 bid. 1t is stated
on good authority that the measures before the
Legislature for the repression Of speculation in
gold will fail the pressure brought to bear on
members by the produce and mercantile interests
being too powerful to be withstood. IL has like
wise been urged with effect that these measures
would practically drive business from New York
to Boston and Philadelphia and should not on this
account, be counteranced by the State Legsla-
ture.
Foreign exchange is inactive. The importers
are not buying, and the bankers not anxious to
draw. At the close to-day the quotation was l6T
1863.
Money is very easy. The leading brokers are
amply supplied at per cent, and at all the lend
ers have money to dispose of. The disbursements
of the Sub-Treasury are enormous--even larger
than tho receipts.
The stock market was dull this morning, and the
best prices of yesterday were not maintained.
Stocks generally showed tendency to sympathize
with gold. Pacific fell off a, New York Central
"a, Erie Z. Erie preferred "A, Rock Island q, To.
ledo "a. On the other hand the Harlems were
firm. Hudson River rose l per cent, and Cleveland
and Pittsburg was very steady. Governments
were weaker, on the fall in gold. There are
large orders for government securities here on
European account, which can only be exc
cuted when exchange reaches certain point.
From this cause we shall probably witness here
after closer sympathy between gold and govern.
ments than between gold and the railway or mis-
cellaneous shares. At the close this morning the
market was steady. In the public board, at one
p. NJ. the market was extremely dull, and transac.
tions were very limited. In the afternoon the
general market was inactive and q fraction lower;
but Harlem and Hudson were exceptions. The
former rose per cent, selling at 80; the latter
was u per cent better than in the morning and in
brisk demand. There was no change at the four
p. M. call of the public board, except in Harlem,
which dropped to 81. The following were the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AGED q. JUST RETURNED
"A from Europe Of high social position called good Local
ins and " ar fne business prospects, thinking
marry young IL Of meeting with handsoms
and soompishcd young lady between ~ and 20 year, of
Age Who has s true and loving heart. sucn address
with condcncs and sincsry appointing placr of
va. ssrf weok. the gentleman VIII be York.
Phi,adeiphis New YORK City Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

Wheat was In limited demand to-day. Sales were
made Of only 900 bushels at 81 So for white q 10 for
and 81 Is for amber Western 81 Is 81 II for amber
Jersey and 81 Is for unsound spring Corn was heavy,
with sales Of bushels mixed Western at 9lc s3c
for sound SIC. 90c for unsound and heated &C., for
white do and yellow Sales made Of 500 bushels
rye at 81 "a 10 for immediate and future delivery,
and bushels barley at 81 As 81 ST. Oats were In
good request at SOC. &c., according 70 quality.
CoFFKs.-The demand was fair with sales OF 800 bags
Rio part at 32c and rs bags choice Porto RICO at $40
day, bat closed tamely and very irregularly.
FRnGHTs.-A moderate business was reported today.
To Liverpool there taken 900 bushels grain ~
sgd Sd. In bulk, and 900 packages provisions at 26s
and 40s by sailing vessel and steamer To London there
were shipped $500 bbs. -four at 2s., aud heavy
goods at 2os 26c TO Glasgow SO packages provso ms
HAY csntinned in fair request at Geo. o5c for North
river.
HoPs were In less demand at 2oc 27o. for new CROP
MIfAfs were dull and heavy yesterday.
MoLAss.s-Ihs total sales were 400 bbs. New Orleans
at 3SHc &c.,. small lot OF Porto Rico ct &c., and
Barbados at 46c.
NAVAL s1oRrs were quiet and depressed at e eS q
kinds Of rosin
Ons-Thsre were no important movements today.
Provisions The sales Of pork restricted to day
to $50 bbs Sis for old mess SIC - sic Is for new
do and $l1 IS 10 80 for prime Beef was IN less de-
mand, with sales Of 800 bbs ut $40 So $l2 for plain
900 bbs and tisrcsS Of ard here and 10 arrive within
the range OF l0kc 1lxc 1000 boxes Of bacon At 1Xc
0Kc. and $50 packages OF hams and shoulders At Ike
ios ssass and q ITO 2lc for western. Cheese
SUGARS were more sought AFTER and sales were made
h6Ss At exc E SSSs
'c T.aoxs:ios Of lis 900 lbs &ss mad. at llxc
wusKu-rhsre were 100 bbls. disposed Of at 49, a
l7C, and T. and d. nt 46c.
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4 wIDowER, WHOSE DUsfpBss ENaAoEMEN1s
"A occupy of his time, taxed this mehod 10 oblan
VIE he dssIree lady Of the hehes, rsapecsSity Of kin
beart disposition, and who competent 10 supsr
Tend her houaehold aaain litter addressed 70 Nahsn
TeaIl 3, Eighth within dava Will -
promptly attended 70 and held n strict CONFIDENCE
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NIATRIMoMAL-r 0rrKR, IN ExcHAI0E ron
m good woman heart that heats a. warm % sny
humsn. and pedss supplies In sweet eIeess-ths rss
wire vii notice this Those who viii take the pains OF
writing. can address, within week, John v. whtng.
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A GENT wANrEB-To SELL OUR NEW TOM ruUME
"A Packets aiming fine stationery and q ptcturs
OF the liputan couple besdes gin Of jewsry We siss
give splendid Photographic album 70 each agent Send FOL
our circular. ..-~ -
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r,oy wAxrED.-A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG Ian
u wanted who writes hnc hand aud lives within ten
mluutrs walk Of the store; 0etmsu preferred. Apply
a. Drssslsrs store. s15 BUadwsv between x,s,
sods
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THuRsDAY, April 20 p. n
AsHn.-saes % bbls., including pots ct 7Kc.. and
pearls at 90.
BRxlDsrUFys-There was less activity in the market
for four with slight abatement In prices to-day. caused
mainly by the rapid decline in gold. Sales were made
Of 500 bbs State and Western 900 Southern and $50
Canadian within our revised range -
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Movements In Real Estate.
BY Jas. n. Miller.

lots a. g. saith st. SIS H. 18th av 25x102 each $50
lot ". 9TH aud saith st., ~ 2x60.. 1850
lot D. 8. saith ST. adjoining above, 20x1022..... 1875
lot W. 4th av., 50 H. g. saith st., 20x80... 1t40
lots 8. 65th at 325 IT, W. eth av, 25x100 1900
lot n. Q. SD st., 150ft It'll av. ,25x1506. 1000
Sth av, a5xlo2.2 ........................ 5000
Lot n W. cor. I'd and Tooth st., 25xl00.. $50
lots adj. above on I'd av. and Tooth st., each 25x
100, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 440
lots O. and 18th each rs 6x8S each 1,775
lot on 10th av, $3.50 Of above, and lot q. 18th
st.. 36 II. e. LIST av., both. 1,475
story brick house and lot adj. above, 26x1022. 5000
lots adjoining above, each 25x1022, each also
BY Miller, wilkins Co.
story brick house and lot 1876 9TH st., between
9Th and Macdougal st., 21xloe 90 200
House and lot n. 8. LIST ST.. 100 feet west q av. A,
1S9xlO5.ll. 5000
story brown stone front house and lot 70 w.46th
St, 2Oxloo $500
story brick house and lot 6s5 8th av, 25x100. 1900
block 1850
Small gore n SD st., near 10th v............ 525
Small gore adjoining above .................... $50
Frame house and lot O. g. 10th av., SO f. 9. 33d st.,
24.sx6e 1850
SO H. f. 10th av ...................... 500
Frame house and lot adj above % and 25x99... l2e0
Lot s. SD st. adj above, 2s6 and 26x00 lilo
lot sd ST. adj above, 70 s. aud $3.50 .... lilo
Lot 9. SD ST. adj above, 236 and 2sx9s. 1,160
BY h. Fl. Ludlow Co.
lot g. 4sth st., bet Sd and 4th avs 25xl005... $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-03

MAzRIMonIAL-A WIDOW LADY. A0ED q.
m 10 form the aoguantapc OF an elderly gentle
nas Of mcsss With view 70 msttmony Address Tar oua
~s@s wssamr Motr's sfstoa u Eshsh street.
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clared semi-annual dividend Of five per cent,
payable on the 10th inst; the Fremen's Insurance
Company. semi annual dividend of five per cent,
payable on demand; the Shoe and Leather Bank, Q
semi-annual dividend Of four per centsfree of 60
vernment tax, payable on the Sd of April.
The statements Of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1852 as follows:-
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The deposits at the Sub Treasury to-day at
per cent on call after ten days were very large
indeed-over a million. The ease Of money
prompts people to use their means in this way.
The conversions were over 100000. The follow
ing was the business of the Office to-day
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-13
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Third Session Of the Thirty
Screnth Congress.
TPUBLIC-NO. 27.]

PUBLIC-NO. 81.
An ACT to issue an American register to
the steamship Carnak.
Bet enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives cfhe United States Of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That tho Sccre-
tary of the Treasury is hereby directed to
issue an American register to the steamship
or vessel known as the Karnak, of the col
lection district of the port of New York, the
same being British built vessel, but now
owned by American citizens.
APPROVED, February l6, 1868.
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- An editor down East wants to know
" what is to become Of the women if muslin
goes up much higher :" Our devil thinks
the result will be that they will turn out to bs
poor shftless set
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- Somebody says that snoring Is the
spontaneous escape Of those malignant feel
ings which the sleeper has not time TO vent
when awake.
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~ Woman's eye appears most beautiful
when it glances through tear. as the light Of
star seems more brilliant when it sparkles
on 4 wave.
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" It is more important to discover anew
source Of happiness on earth than new plan
ct in the sky.
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~ The Duke of Dovonshire offered
FL 900 for the bullet which was extracted
from Garibaldi's foot. but failed to obtain it.
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subscription Rates
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- Men Of tho noblsst disposition think
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with them. =.
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r Nassiage nnsk b favorable " loaeevi-
ty; a Old maid nsvss Hvss 70 b noss that
thirty. ''
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How A MAN FEELS IN BArTLE.-There
can be nothing more puzzling than the annaly-
els Of ones feelings on battlefield. Iea
cannot describe them satisfactorily 70 yourself
or others. To march steadily up to the mouths
of hundred cannon while they pour out
FIRE and smoke, and shot and shell, in storm
that mows down the men like grass, IL Aogzi.
ble beyond descrip ription-appalling. II i abs
surd to cay that . man can do itwithopt fear.
During Hancock's charge at Fredericksburg,
for long distance, the slope was swept 'by
such hurricane Of death that we thought
every moment would be our last, and ] an
willing to cay for one, that 1 was pretty badly
scared. Whatever may be said about 'sget-
ting used to it." old soldiers secretly dread
battle equally with new ones. But The most
difficult thing to stand up under i the sus.
pence while waiting a. We waited in Ftedsts
icksburs, drawn up in line Of battle On the
edge Of the field watching the columns fla
past N and disappear in : cloud Of smoke.
where horses and men and colors 60 down Ia
confusion, where al sounds are lost h the
screaming Of shells, the cracking Of nauskst.
y. the thunder Of artillery. and knowing that
our turn comes next, expecting each, moment
the word :" forward" Il brings strange
kind of relief when the word :. forward" ;"
comes. You move mechanically VIII sthS
ret. Ones firly into h yoas ssnsibiIttsg
ars strangely bluntsd; Jon care eompssaaive4
II nothing about the sights that shecked Sen
vt fzst; men togn 10 pieces BY CANNON, shqt
becomes ! matter Of course. At sack tins
there comes latsnt sustenan6e hs1 xlf&ii
~ or abovs ~, which no man anecipa1gtwAg
has not bsan IN saeh places hsfpsesgana
whieh most msn pass thEouGh III without
knowing anything about. What = ns
Where does i ooaHe homl Co. 6fNAJ.
fs'1 Rspsbliess. sF.f H'zag. h'i'