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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

Protest. Against Them ny shs Braaiiian
Au(horfelca.

Prstsss Against Them ny shs Brazilian
Authorities.
Tho Brazilian authorities have dspaccd thu commander
At Fernando do Nosooha for allowing ths AlAbsmA 10
commit dspredstIoos 10 Brazilian waters.
Tho now commander who Was sent TO tbs island pro
tasted assinst tho Alabama remaining there ordered
hsr 70 leave 10 few hours. Unfortunately no had
vessel Of war 70 enforce bis orders.
Every sasisacs,oo In tho power OF tho brazilian saho
rites 70 give had bccn rendered the American toasu
II supposed Pssnsmbuco that tho Aabsma sailed
south on the 2sth u April.
The vasderbIls Sent Afssr the Prtva-
Tho Navy Department has ordered tho Vanderbilt 10
cruise In Tho latitude where the dcprcdatons u the
AAbams were committed, and among other ports
instructed To enter that Of Fernando d. Hovonha
whore the Alabama rendexvoased.
Upon reaching tho West DdIes Admiral wilkes, instead
Of allowing her N carry out the orders OF tho department.
seizcd her his ngshp. and at tbs latest she
cruising under his direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

us@ cctssi Briio snsd az Yeaiss ffto - ~.
ne etiof bo~en " the s'i~r-sa tfar 80 80 ssissr
o. ass " ra ,ry ta-s'uhi "a feutssnes = - 10
go s-~s.s.s as.ses ffsiss<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

REPORTS from highly respectable Represent that
General Grant, since Sunday had made something ike
seneraI stack upon rebel works at vcksburg and
failed carry shcm that be had ,hcrcupon CONCLUDED
mat The pacs was TOO strong be by saa and
Aad opened terrible and sustained Gre upon With bis
astiliwy.
csnvai Johnston had yet attacked General Grant,
Got w. sim collecting forces ID hh rear tie had man.
assd 70 end word 70 the garrison that they should
he ous ~ hssn dsys ~ would raise The s-xs with an
ssmy q oss hundred theusssa nsa. Ne sss, ss,d bs
would DO this he abandoned svevy ohsr point 10 bin
lcysrtneaa at.s. as.-. T.
vas 10. supposed ,hs .siy could possibly so,s ov,
ipLss IhAs IedAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
General Grant Able to Maintain
Ris Position ana RepeI Any
Attack Upon His Rear.
OUR FINAL SUCCESS ASSURED.
Arrival Of Forty-Five Hundred Prise
nerS at Memphis,
&C., &C., &c.

The Washington kilograms.
n WASHINGTON, May 20. 1868.
Dispatches from General Grant, dated near
vicksburg, May IS, have been received at the
War Department to-day.
They represent the siege Of vicksburg as pro-
gressing satisfactorily and that General Grant is
ahundantly able to maintain his investment Of the
sswn and repel any attack upon his rear.
Porty-fve hundred rebel prisoners, captured by
General Grant, arrived at Memphis to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

Ths Cineinnssa Tslegsams.
N N tisuxsAr. Nay 70, 1883.
General BaDks rsporssd comiss up The Missssipp
river.
ne rebels report that Generals chsa.han and yeAshss
ssoss were wounded Mississippi light, and that Gen.
Johnston 10 massing a large force ss the Bscr river
bsbAgs. IL a. t..r.sa. l,,-s $780,, ". I,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

The Chic ago Tclegrams.
In THE FIELD. NEAR vIcxsBuRo.
May Tsp. NJ.
There has been no fighting to-day.
The troops are resting from Yesterday assault.
Our repulse was complete 10 all parts Of the line
No encouragement need be entertained Of our
1nal success.
We are intrcnching ourselves and building rife
pits.
Cavalry have been sent out towards Canton to
ascertain the whereabouts Of General Johnston's
gbrces. I..faF.f .r
Our loss yesterday was not far from one
heca MEMPHIS, May "a, 1868.
On Friday the federal forces were repused at
vicksburg.
The steamer City of Memphis, which left the vi
entity Of vicksburg on Monday last, arrived here
ao-day, and reports General Grant as having cap
Jared every rebel redoubt.
At one place IL was necessary, owing TO the
sseepness Of the hill, to scale it with ladders.
General Hovey led the assault.
The rebels rolled their shells down the hill at
shs Unicnists, which exploded among Them making
ssarful havoc.
The aghting was going on furiously when the
CiAy Of Memphis left.
The Union losses are said to be very heavy.
The steamer Sultana, from Youngs Point, Is re-
ported lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
The %. Louis kilograms.

special despatch from Memphis, dated the 18th inst
says thai the nrse lot q wounded from General Grants
army he'd arrived thsre. Among them Colonel Mas
vsndy, Lsateaant Co'oos McAuey and Captain scsher
Of the Eleventh. Indiana, and Lieutenant Colonel Barton,
a the Twenty fourth Indiana regiment.
Ths klsvsnth md Twelfth indiana regiments lost about
swo hundred and nity each.
General Joe Johnston 10 rapidly receiving reinforce
meats In the vicinity of Jackson, with the inssascu Of
attacking General Grant IN the rear. $3.50
Gensral Johnston N reported have said vscks
burg seodd hold out FOR fifteen days no would throw one
hSsdrsd thousand troops into u, u required the re-
linqushmsss every foot territory his department
N eject H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

The Cairo Te1eGrams.
CAIRO. May 20, 1863.
Advices from vcksburg 70 the afternoon Of the
So.h
No lighting had taken place since Monday.
ma position OF the army said 70 be changed. Nc
YAsrsons corps holding the extreme Loft and McCernlnd
shs centre, while Sherman still holds the right.
Five or SIX thousand prisoners are expected To arrive
1saphs today
Gsssrai Johnston is reported TO be at Jackson with
anssn thousand men. Tho rebels also hold Big Black
stvss bridge
AAutans General Thomas passed through Cairo TO day,
rous 70 Louisville. He Is very sick-so much %, that
thought that hs will have to abandon his hbors 10
IL West for the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30

3 very Avenue Of Approach In Oar Pcs
northumberland ON the Right, Me-
Pherson on the Centre and MeCisrnana
ON the Left-Capture and Occupation
OF Haines' Biun-Engags msnts ON the
I0sh and aOth-Brag. Gen. A. L. Lee
Seriously WoSsded, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
rne New. from onarle.ton.

The rumors received by telegraph yes
terday afternoon to the effect that Charles
ton had been captured, excited the city a
good deal. Our Union people were. of
course, buoyant over the mere rumor, al
though nobody felt very snngnine that the
news was reliable. 1t was generally con
sidered too good to be entirely reliable.
Still, people inclined to l,elieve it in the
absence of counter testimony.
Up to this writing no confirmation of the
afternoon rumors have been received. We
hardly expect any. We look upon the dis,
patch as far fetched and very nearly with
out foundation. The fact that the rebel
papers contain no mention of it, although
such papers had been received at Falmouth,
looks very suspicious that there is nothing
init, for they are generally not slow about
saying something of their reverses as well
as their successes.
We shall look with considerable interest
to the rumors to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

SENATOR WILSON has published an indig.
nant letter TO Fernando Wood in reply tic
the assertion of Mozart Hall resolution
that the national militia law ''makes al in,
famous distinction between the rich and
poor" Mr.. Wilson makes it very clear
that the law favors the poor by its exemp-
ttons, and by its provision that tue secre-
tary of war may accept some sum not over
$500 instead of drafted man, while it
leaves him at liberty to hire substitute
at less than the government price if he
can. Without this provision the price of
substitutes would have gone SO high that
none but the rich could have hired substi-
tntes. 1t is plain matter. but of course
the copperheads will lie about it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

Or ninety-fiTe Insurance companies in
New York, doing business in that and other
States, in 1862, only eight passed their div.
idends, and only nine, after providing for
all liabilities, are deficient in their surplus
ses. The net cash premium receipts of
these ntnety-five companies were S7,7s2,-
40 80; gross income, including interest
on investments. $9,72s,42l 40, losses
paid during the year S4,2l5,5OO %; Ii.
abilities, including estimated amount fol-
reinsurance and losses in process of ad.
justment, s4,ll7,699 &c; net surplus over
reinsurance and other liabilities, So, $780,.
s3e 10; dividends paid to stockholders
S2.oa7 a33 20; total assets, $27 .s27,-
$50 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
How toltaIxe v,elk,burp

a How to take vleksburg. -
Col. B. R. Hamilton, of the l26th Iii.
nois Volunteers, writes to the Chicago
Z. Tribune from Jackson, Tennessee, as fol.
lows:F
heard distinguished officer of thisIde
partment remark this morning that "if he
had eighty thousand of'your N orthern re b.
ell Democrats, brigaded and down here, he
would take Yieksburg inside of tea days
or lose every man in the attempt, and Il,
t0ouIdn't caregG d-n 'toAichi"
Now, sir, we soldiers approve of that re.
mark, without regard to party.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
mic EIootion I'm oabell county.

Editors InteiliyenceT:
sa.Eh Gaoell county on, the
i26th, aud by adjournment, che 27tha and
28ih iusts. was, forsthe "Amsnded Gonsti-
tutionU lO6. andgagainst it, none. These
were civilians mainly. Our county has
near 400 citizens fngthe Union army who
has voted elsewhereg and sas far as heard
from. in favor of the Amended Co1stitu-
ton. The vote would have! been much
larger ifthere had been any assurance of
present or future protection.
Lieut. Witcher with his company of cav
airy had been at BarbOursville during the
three days previous to the elention, but re.
turned 10 Ceredo on thermorningi of the
26th, the day of the elrction. Maj. Phelps
with two companies of the 5th Va. Infan-
try come to eGuyandotte Wednesday night,
but returned to Geredo in an hour or two
afterwards, and Judge Brown, who was to
make US 3 speech on the morning Of the
election and open his court on Friday-re-
turned to Ceredo with them. The reason
assigned for this counter order was an ex-
pected attack on Ceredo, ,or some town on
the Sandy river. Lieut.. Cummins with 90
of Capt. Bagg's men, they having fortified
the town hall in Guyandotte and given
protection to orr section for the last four
months-were our only protectors on that
day. a raid was expected, but the polls
were opened and 81 votes were. cast and
the voters mostly returned home on thai
day. The residue we're cast during the
adjournments. $50 Qg5A Ha ~
About IL o'clock Friday morning Major
Phelps and his two companies returned
with Judge Brown, who opened the cour
and continued till Saturday afternoon wher
all.left, the civil and military. 1t has sine,
appeared that the rebel bands were on TIL,
way and intended to have prevented th,
election in Cabell, Wayne and other conn
ties. We are thankful they did not sue
coed altogether, though the alarm |dimin
We trust West Virginia, has become affixed
fact. CApELL.
March, 81, 1863. III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

Ex'SPEAKERE Glow has just issued an
address to the constituents whom he served
for twelve years in the national. councils,
rendering them his thanks for the cordial
and generous support he always received
at their hands. In closing he says:
1.-THE peace men of to day. can IAN accom-.
lish naught save to increas the sacrifice Of
NE aud waste of treasure and bring sor-
row and mourning to . greater number of
hresides; unless it be the destruction. of
the liberties of their country, The only
road to lasting peace leads over the battle
field and ends 10 the shouts of victory. No
partisan strife should in this hour Of ma.
tionalperil divide the loyal, patriotic and
true Past issues should be buried. save
Tor reference US beacon lights to guide the
future. aia t,t eFNS 'Ae
"Justiceto the heroes who are perillipg
their lives on the tented field, and due re-
spect to the memory of the martyrs who
nave fallen in battle, demand the prosecu-
tion OF this war till the lastTarmed rebel ia
s1odued. Suspended on the issue hang
mankind. - = ~
IS The only arguments BETTING the times
are cannon and battallions. a united
voice and action BY. the twenty millions of
people Who are pfofessedly for sustaining
the Government, and the last vestiees 81
treason would long since have been crushed
out. a I! united purpose now on their part
10 use al the means within their reach to
crush this rebellion, and it would soon be
enaed' Whenever they say, with one
voice ,thatFthe Union shall live. NO mates
what dies, and whatever endanpers its ex.
lstence must, perish, the decisive battle ia
then fought and won" e.i sagI.l -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
Internal Revenue Decision Concern
ing insurance Agents.

Commissioner Boutwell, has decided that
whenever the receipts of au insurance
agent or broker, as compensation for SER
vices performed for or on account of the
company or companies that herepresents,
amount to the sum Of six hundred dollars
in any one year, such agent or broker is
liable to assessment for license under
section stxty-One of the Excise Law, para
graph thirty eight, as amended by the act
of March Sd, 1868.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

DEMoRAIrzE"-The word .demoraIize,'
that is so frequsntly and often SO strangely
used, nowadays, was coined by DR.. Noah
Webster, and was, by his own confession,
the oily word be ever made. He first used
1T in a tract which he wrote upon the
French Revolution in 1893.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
nTass Convention Tor HANCOCK.

There WILDE Mass Convention of the
loyal men of Hancock county, at the Court
aouse, on Tuesday, April ID, 1863, (beiug
Gourtiday,) for the purpose of appointing
delegates to 1.-The Convention to be held at
Parkersbnrg for the nomination of State
loficerss tfi 81 s.iF gausa a.ft n
,TheG onventionwiIl couveneatl o'clock,
Pom, and us arrangements must be made
for the nomination of Congressmen, Sena-
tors and comfy officers it is hoped that
citizens generally will be in attendance!
b By, order of County Union Commute!
j. h. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
Commissioners Sale of VALUABLE Real
Estate IN the City of Whealinee.

TN PURSUANCE Of a decree Of tho Circuit superb
u or Court Of Law and Equity for Ohio county rem
deredHt its spring torn, 1862 in cause thersin
pvndng, wherein MAI garet Ratcllh guardian Of the
heirs Of Thomas 1. ltatclif, is complainant, and
Thomas L. Ratcltfs heirs are defendants, which de-
cree L. recorded In chnncery order book number g.
page 469, Is will az Commissioner under said decree
on Monday, the 9Th day April, 1868, (the same be
ing Court day offer for ls the front door of the
Court house Of Ohio county, to the highest and best
3l1der the described Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain lot parcel of ground situate in
Ohio county, Virginia. in the addition to the CITY Of
Wheeling, laid out by Charles r. Churchill Trustee
IF Emily a: Zane called CbpEchills addition number
tMoG2 and Designated on the plot OF said addition
by the lumber i've In square number one Il be.
ing the same lot oflaud which was conveyed to Thos
Lynn Ratclid, deceased, by John Gilchrist, Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, by deed dated January Ia, is52
Tho title to the piece of land hereinbefore desert.
bed Is bell we'd to be indisputable. Tlff-Il5 :
TKRAs OF SA47-!The above described lots will be
sold on credit OF four, eight and twelve months.
with interest from the day Of sse the
Ing bond aud security for the purchase and a
lien Will be retained the said real for te
same n RIGHARDS0N
mAFf-laW4W Commissioner.
in May, 1853. ssiif : 40 u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

THE Nashville onion says that rag pick
eFs are now following the army in great
Numbers picking up every stray rag that
is seen, which they bring TO Nashville and
send North to make paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

Jous 0. USDsnuooD, Fifth Auditor of
the Treasury, has been appointed United
States Judge for Eastern Virginia, and will
establish the Federal Court at Norfolk for
the present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
MILLINERY GOODS,

II UsT REoElvED, at No. q, Union street, between
- Market and Main streets. a very large and gen.
eEal assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, which are
offered to the public on reasonable terms MY
friends acquaIntances and the public generally are
invited to callnnd exanins thsm.ii - alIsI;S =
epr4-stt - .n-I- LOUISA. KERLINR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

.puR1so. th0Wo6th of February firm in
Dubuque' Iowa, packed ave thousand
tOos.of ice, which they afterwards sold to
a firm l.n,i in ST. Louis at a profit of ST, 500
% ,ssoH rssSsfs - l5asslss9
,ls3i !a!5 I.us -ss. ssA57
Sat @ ssts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

a LETTER from New Orleans saws :. "Tbs
weather has been unusually warm for tbi,
season 0fthe year, aud there seems to pre-
vail general idea that the approaching
Summer is to be a stckly One."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

IT is stated that many of the farmers in
Southern indiana will plant. from ten to
twenty acres each, Of cotton this year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
AppIIcATroN

"Dear Sir; We want good lecturer
here next Thursday evening. Can Won sand,
US one who is not d.-d a6olitionist7
Yours. &cI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
.DEPUEY ouAnE.agAs7Es assEeA1,s opEer. 8

+H"AANRuAELAh1AABrER GENERALS OFFICE D
zsy.5ta Pittsburgh, Pa, Aprit4th, 1858. h
/ SEALED PROPOSALS will be rsceivediat tl,t5 ~
AZ lcs 9n5d1 twelve O'Clock NJ the 18th DAY. or
fS9 4 fGr f5e and delivery TIN
OaAStABLE COAL at the following places or de-.
Five hundred thousand bushels at Cairo, H.
0ne.third on or before the 18th day of Nav. 1ssa
VI on or before the 10th day Of June 1855:
onethird on or before the 4th day Of Jnivl 1899
rye hundred thousand bushels at Memphis. Tenn
one third On Or botSre the istb IA % a. ,o.J
Une-tniFa on or before the 10thday OF june 2s6s
0ne.third on or before the 4tb d.y - - ,a.o
should any Instructions be given BY cal RobsEt
Allen, Chief Quartsrmaster in Sc Louis ~
Dice sp ,b ct Cairo h then the
1or e that named in the proposal to be frntSa ~
aEea Iholsand Bushels Of coal addressed al to tSs
Proposals. from dt1loyal payeRes will not bs co,.
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must gS con
each proposition. l'Any
aUARAxTn. = sssii
The G6iity Of the biddert TO fulall the eontro.,
ehoulddt be awarded to him. must n
TWO responsible persons whose y
appended to the guarantee. t44st %
by the official certifcate Of the sl ~ e ehown
Court, or the United District a TO-
III: AZ nut e Pr sentiin person when tho
Sts eEe or their proposals will not s 49,
sidereda Bond equal In amount Ia half H.
& Itt On !ne contract signed blythe contracto
Snu Dotn q MS suarantore will be re0nireI of ~
bo1s mpa. bidder upon signing As the
ny ZOE The bidders to have their
ne q . have bonds signed in anticipat
Eeady 70 produced when the tract n 9pg
HoRN OF Gu1RLNTRE.
- Of the county OF - -. and STATE =,
b9Sss1 soI me county Of - and State Of -. 7dS
guarantee that 10 able to- fuId Ilt, nm,
and t1t &c, With the propostio5,
s5 Gnee contract ia accordsSte tbsFs
" Lle eSntraet be awarded him We are
TO this guarantee must 81 annen5dissaST
above mentioned = St4
e4entatton ct this ofica OF eertiheate fySI
~ at said pepot9 in trlplicate foff
4s sne contract has been f6ly conn liza SSi,S Il,
III &, paft.cular, the amount duo Si1i X
eminent. ~ laAllS u ~ She Cow L
COT and Deputy 5sSe4al
iHIIbRENs. FANCY caps q s7s[E z5-i..7= 81
~ ways on. hand 80 =.
: 92s5setl HARPER BRO. L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
a NaFroIr .OhnInn

Application VAS reeentlymade toia gon-
tleman in Boston, who is in the habit Of
answering such calls, for lecturer for .
small p. country town. The correspondence!
ii somewhat profane, is lacoui6, thus:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
REPLY.

%pefaF Sir: There are numerous lee
kqrers who may be engaged. to appear, IN
yeas toIw v but am afraid that il we did,
not aos SEND you what you termlsa did aboli-
aonlstp' we should be- compelled To ss1I
what might perhaps be, termed a "a "a
TOOL Ireally see no: choice betweer, tI,..a
Two extremes. Please favor US Win 'vo,,,s
answer. t.lYeuEs very trnly.ael
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
FOR SALE

ktoGTR LOTS each CO. by912O. feet situated %
II OhnrGhilfs addition. There Is 4 Cood Bnsk
lay S 81 the four and e.
the choice OF lkhtsen vacant Iots In the dHy
~. ~ ~ 9 JAs.M. DILLON,
- 14alSa Am No. 1O2 Market r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

The Designs OF tho rebel chIers
against Free Government exposed.
From the Baltimore American.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pianos Ref nfS6ad lE Renovated.

1I HE subscriber announces to the public that he ig
II now prepared to renoyate and lhntsh Pianos and
Furniture At short notice and upon reasonable terms
Call at VIM. Grahans Rurnitu tore, No; l59 MUM
street. tapr7sstl =. a DuNN,5s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

.sit - Yzii zisi sstl5 ssssii al ssii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

te 50 Ssa e thing new and5fs6
marsh $3.50 . zz.ag E.B0CKlNep q s seiss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-07

POCKET 7BoOKs ANDfP6RsEs
A FINE stock Of Turkey NF5ros555 49,
NA1Es, Currency Holders 10 -! ~ y
pest In the marx 81, for sale by ssttented Il
{ az I,.ijGIt4i1 ~ iJOSEGRAFRszG No, ~,
-------z -. NO. 80 Monroa str0ak