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Flag Presentation, sc.

There was quite an interesting eereme-
NAL, witnessed by a large crowd of our
citizens, at Washington Hall on Monday
(22d) on the occasion of flag presentation
teCe. Captain Lathrops eff the 2eth Ill.
as we'll as the presentation Of the remains
of the old flag Of the 104th III. regimen t
to the Lasalle ceanty Aid Society. II.
presenting the flag to Capt Lathrop
company Col Moore made the. address in
behalf of the ladies Of the Aid Society.
and Capt. L. replied. Both speeches were
eloquent and marked by deep feeling. Lit
Csman then, in behalf Ct the 10Th Reg
ment, returned to the Aid Society, the
flag they had presented the regiment
year ago 1t was as he remarked, IN
somewhat d:lapidated condition, having
passed through sundry storms of bullets
as at Chicamauga, Lookout Mountain Mis-
sion Ridge, &c, and bullets were generally
damaging to bunting Rev. NJ. x Whit
tlesey responded eloquentiy in behalf o
the Aid Society. At the close of these
cersmonials, the soldiers, (who in an hou
later took their departure for the field
partook of rich collation., prepared 70,
| them By the ladies, and then, amid many
sad and fearful iarewells, left on the trair
! for the "sunny South.
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HUEsEERGERs AG!cUIrCRAL SToRE--1his
Is getting to be one Of the institutions Of
our city. To make room for his enlarged
stock fer the sprIng trade, Mr. II. has
doubled tic size OF his store, and yet is
badly crowded It would be hard to name
anything in the way OF farm machinery Or
tools that cauno; be found in perfection It
IIunsoe:.er's. Reapers, mowers, thresh-
ing machines, cornshellers, plows, harro"s,
churns, shovels, spades, akes. hoes &c,
DC, he keeps i'll all varieties.
Within few days be has heen receiving
his spring stock of seeds These embrace
Usage Orange seed, Hungarian grass seed
timothy, clover, flax and grass seeds, gar
den and flower seeds-indeed ali that any
bedy can want in that line. 1t would
take a column or description to do his
establishment Justice. The only way to
get correct idea IS to call in and see it.
Two doors cast of Eanes, Alien Cos.
CIV Bank
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FINN AGAIN ExLAKGIYC.-Evsryth Mr
Finn, f the News Depot u Bookstore
takes hold of prospers. In newspapers
and magazines he dlstanced all competi-
ton. Then lie aeded stationery, photo-
g,aph albums, &c, and again made hit,
Then Re added school and miscellaneous
books, blank books, ard circulating Ii
bray to his establishment, and that has
become one OF the popular as well as pro-
titable institutions Of our city. Now he
has again enlarged his establishment by
adding fine cutlery, brushes, combs. aud a
thousand new and beautiful articles in that
line. 1t will again be a success. The Sc
cret Of Fina's prosperity is, that he sells
CHEAP, and does business ia such an oblis
ing way that it is pleasure to deal with
him
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miss TENNESSEE CLAFLIN,

The Great Magnetic Doctress and CYdi, royant Ply
stefan, End.
Who has so asionished the people by her wonderful
cures and mysterious revelations during her tray
els in the United States, during the las. six years.
has visited the most important towns in the states
examining the sick and afflicted, curing them with
unparalleled success, ard through her magnetic
influence and wonderful! operations, has caused in
valids 10 walk in avery short me.who had not done
so for many years. This lady seems to be endow>
ed with the healing art, and supernatural gifts to
such a remarkable degree, that she convinces the
most skeptical of her wonderful powers, and gives
information OF much importance that people
from every walk Of life come to consult her. Her
skill and powers of mind are great, there seems
to be disease but viii give way her treatment.
This lady is Il physician indeed. She can see
and point cut the medicine to cure the obsti-
nate diseases even those that have for years baled
the skill of our best physicians, such as
DiJ,tieric. Sisens<s Of the Throat and Luay. Iecr.
raisia. scr nsadcei. D.olsy in he CI<st. 1at,
ma. Fis tGEtnG sickness. Irnceys hiYld and
Extracted. rooui.1 G-Gnch IN Il ON 1 to q kotY,
tc'thout pain or he "ss Gfinss' unnents, e..
And can make saves and luiments that VIII cure
old sores, fever sores cancers, rheumatism, letter
scrofna, salt rheum. catarrh, s?rains, weakness
in the back and limbs and other complaints Il
long standing, aud has performed a.toniAa .u
cures upon those who have lorg since lost their
! SIGHT AND HEARING, or nearly &C By disease
All FERNS OF female complaints attended TO with
! great Success During her traTeis she has cured
hundreds who were on the verge OF the grave who
are now LIVING and enjoying good health through
her skill and successful treatment. Satisfactory
references VIII be cheerfuliy given when required.
! She will guarantee 10 make permanent il all
cases she undertakes. Her examinations are with
/ so much satisfaction rs TO merit and receive the
! confidence Of all who consult her. Sic answers
letters pertaining to life and hea. I'll. i'll. great
satisfaction, and all who cannot consult her in per
son, will please give statement Of ,hciT case and
s;-us.i-u Tor her investigation. and II required,
medicine wi! be sent by express withou; delay.
. L.wvers. Doctors, Ministers, and many other
scientific men, Lave consulted her upon matter, ct
Lisa Importance, and give deuce of their entire
satisfaction.
ST.. krs e.b,LH5ie! her Iafra rrJ at ths Fc-
Hir-r Hol-s IN CEo.sF, EH,ysis.
Where She may be consulted uron all matters per
,aia.nE to Lie, Health, and diseases of the Human
System.
All r..o wish TO test her *. and powers Of
=. , should cal im-ne1i ate.r
CONSULTATION FEE. ONE ooLiLR
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We are assured, by persons who have
heara them, thxt the company Of negro,
minstrels who advertise a concert at Wash
inston Hall next Thursday and Friday
evening, get up IAN entertainment quite
equal to the DoHniker troupe, whatever
that may be hike. ~ ~
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ScRooL LlECTIoS.-1he regular annual
election for one member from, each, ward,
Of the School Board OF this city, takes
place mex. Tuesday. The place OF voting
ia each ward is named in the notice OF the
Mayo, in another column. This election
formerly excited considerable interest, but
this year seems almost in danger Of so:ns
By default
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We are satisfied, not only from person ]
examination, but from the opinion of many
intelligent farmers, that the corn planter
advertised by Mr Cushn,an, and made at
his foundry and mac hlne shop in this city
Is the best implement OF the kind now in
use. The cornshellers, reapers, sugar
mills. horse powers, &c, made at the same
establishment, are also emmently worthy
the attention of farmers ''
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LAEr CHANCE FOR CHEAP Doors AND SHoss
e. G. HALBE.t, coner Of Lasalie and
Madison st.. north west of Court House,
is selling Of, mis- heavy winter stock of
boots and shoes to make roerl. They
were bought early last fall, whe. prices
were 30per cent. below what they arc now,
and will DO sold cheaper than what they
can be- ksn.sht .c.S Ss, -: -. New New Iorx nj
wholesale ~ - -
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Box No s. prepared BY the Harding Sol
diers' Aid Society, contained comforters,
quilt, 6 pads, pairs drawers, l roll rags.
Box No 6, contained quilt, pillows, I
pairs pillow cases, 9 shirts, s sheets. rolls
bandages. J. HUBBARD, Pres.
E STEVENS Sec.
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SANITARY CoMHlssIox-We publish OF
our outer form al abstract giving the sub
s;aIce Of tie late report Of the Chicago
Sanitary Commission. As to the LEGAL dis
cussion Oh the subject, excited BY the let
ter o: oar correspondent " NJ, we arc
quite willing to leave it where the letter
O! Capt. Stsawn and the commun caiion
Of n in te days FREE TRADER place it.
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CONCERT Mr.. HAvESHILL in pr eparipg
to giva concert with nearly t,oo hundred
children, which we are assured will be the
concert Of the season. The time and
place will be announced in our next
Meantime let everybody be getting a
quarter ready.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

LErr-A pair Of genslenan's gloves Al
FInn's Book store. Tho owner can have
them by proving property aud paying TO
this notice.
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DR.. WALKER, of Chicago, will receive hi.
patients at the Geiger House on Saturday
next, March 5th, and on the first Saturday
of each month after that date.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-02-27

Websters and Torcsster's Dictionaries,
unabridged, at Firms Bookstore 4 News
Depot, .-.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PITTS

GENTLEMAN. err. of Nervous Debility, Incen-
potency, Prensturs DeeA and Youthful Errsr Actual
De sire to benefit others will be happy TO fur
sist who need lrs. OF charge the recipe and
6neesisss for making the s.npie Remedy in his
sAss- These wishing to profit by his sxperenee-and
possess Valuable Re aedJ-SilI receive the sans bv
return nail, Carefully sealed, by addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN
uoyY - Ne. - uAUsAV SnTVB. nv YS1x
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M ~ II II / r. d
At the Everett House. the 22i instant by Arthur
Lockwood, Esq, Mr. JANET u. HITE, of Dayton, ard
Miss MARTHA NJ. JoSEs. Of Scre.s.
February 18Th, hy R,- 8. Slower. Nr. JOIN MAINLY
and Miss EI!zsBsTH BUEpIE, 10th Of NArseilleS.
On the 2a:h instant, by the same, Mr. THcNAs GAL
LowAY and Nh 5. ELIZABETH CkEswEIL.
On the 25th instant, Ly tine same Mr. jon. II BLAc.-
BURN and Miss MARTrA l. PEESrTcs both OF Foar Mile
Grove.
On the 25:h instant, by the sane, Mr.. JonS pLIri-
Gasw and Miss Mary BR=CG, both Of Ottawa.
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Easter Bali.
7 ii b. Ball 10 ET=Eias o. Easter Non
df- ;areh cs.l., ~ Mrs. sozbcTFer's Hal, o.ts~s
Tc.eis, 81 %. Including supper.
Ts.,eiSs Cox TrsE-s. c. wA:lsr, :. L.Ar-lslrs55.
y! Forz.Aa'r john ve:te, Aurar- Walking, Ioha rs
bernstein -2vs
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Insurance agency.
WA. 81. nlsss

eace in E.s--er: OF TaEk - f't,--=-
lam d.votn- rry Hol- time aEd attention TO the
III. INSCHANC Ri-SINESS. md an r-c0s~Hi - Ia
s.-> friends and th- pub" IN the o't 7-7PT''F
the UniteI states .ul Asea. 70. ih- CLOSING
did list Of Companies
PJPe ASn NiPi-sr
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Por2or and Heating Stores
CANNOT Be ETCELLED The celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BU REER,"

Can - had only Of them in Otiaws, and are Sc Ing
them ron, g 70 s. cheaper than hey hsY been
aT~re- for SAL East West. Win this stove mar
INK FGEL C5s Be "a FED that IS usually barred
in an ordinary Coal Stove. with greater heat. so
tho nen ard splendid SHEET IRoH PARLcP COAL
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" T K Q L l G -

Fry equal to the Stewart, aud GREAT DhAi
CDEAEEn and many other excsi!ca and be- ilni
styles and patterns, SELLING Al EEDCtkO
PRICES!
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Speriui u Offices.
5periol Notices.
Land 4 Lean Office.
IA. SHERWOOD:
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS,


TTAvING taken a license under the United
"a States Rev .nue Laws, propose to &C; as agent
fer the purchase, sale exchange and renting OF
houses and lots and landed property generaiiy III hs
stater Of illin dis, Iowa and Wisconsin
Thase having property they wish sold or eSch.nssn
IRE icforraed that by placing the same IN my halos
.or ,,is,o.aI they win receive all the advantages OF
Nh. numcrou. calls have for different kinds OF pro-
er.y ,b,t ,ye sale the will receive my best
Attention and that ny commissions for selling VIII be
hght- -,.r,, 49,. rs,,..,
- % ali on me be purchasing elsewhere, thereby
seurng the Of having the chance OF choos-
iax from the various kinds OF property 1 nave LOT
81 .rch AZ nav suit them location cheapness.
InAvH on HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Land in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Hsusss and Lots and Vacant Lots IN Ottao,a.
Lands improved and uniu,proved in LA SALE, LIy-
n6ST0S and GEUSDY counties, in the State o! Hi
aSir.
9 See in Natiingsrs Block, IN rooms adjoining Ex-
-aAa .ge Bank. L. a. SHER"OoD.
ottawa, April e, 1850.
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HARDWARE AND STOVES
Cooking & Parlor Stove
eeEMPRESS,''

TIE hes. adapetd and most conveniently arranged
Stove for burning Western Coal offered for sale;
Hundreds Of families, in Ottawa and vicinity, VIII
vouch for this fact. They have also new and heavy
Stove fo- Wood and Coal, called the
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STATIONERY AND BOOKS:

Legal, Cap, Letter. Note and Billet
Paper, Envelopes of all kinds
and sizes, School Books,
Copy Books and States,
just as good as can be
found any where.
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tho Southern district leaves for the Ind an country to-
morrow lie takes with him number u very fine
silver medals 10 DO distributed among the chiefs
wards Of merit The medals have excellent likeness
Of the President relief, and on tho reverse design
ting the agricultural pursuits OF the tribes,
circled by tho arms of two struggling Indians Mr..
Coffin has had upon several occasions much difficulty
with the tribes sympathzing with the rebels and upon
occasion narrowly escaped with bis ie The condi.
ton Of the Indians IN his superntendency has improved
very much during tho last year. and Is better than at
any previous period.
THE QUOTA AND CREDIT OF NEW YORK IN THE LAST
CALL FOR TROOPS.
Tho following is tho official statement, by districts, OF
the quota of New York under the last call for two hun.
dred thousand troops, made March a. showing the
and deficiencies under previous calls up to march, Vet
eran volunteers roenlsled included In the Credits
the account of them not yet having been made up and
credited
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ARRIVAL OF INvALID5 FROM THE FRONT.

ARRIVAL OF INvALIDs FROM THE FRONT
large number OF sick brough. in from the front
yesterday and with the invalids in tho hospitals at
Alexandria, brought to the city
ENLISTED DEsERTEas FROM THE FRENCH NAVAL SER.
VICE.
Four men, who deserted the French merchant service
and enlisted in the Thirleh New York Volunteers
sent up 10 the city last night by the Provost Marshal
General or Army OF the Potomac in obedience to or
ders from the War Department They were committed
to the Old Capitol prison held subject to the dspos
ton Of the Minister of France.
THE FIRST BRIGADE OF VETERAN RESERVES.
The following officers appointed on the staff OF COL
Richard II. Rush, Commanding First Brigade Veteran
Reserves late Invalid Corps:-Capt James Montgomery,
Chief OF Staff and A. A. G.. Capt VIM W. W. Rogers, OF
she Nineteenth regiment, Acting A. A. G.. and Acting
Assistant Inspector General; Lieut.. Charles Hyatt
Sixth regiment Assistant Quartermaster and Acting A.
D. c.; Lieut.. westry hardwood, Twenty fourth rcg
ment, Aid.de-Camp.
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS WITH FLYING MACHINE.
While experimenting with flying machine yesterday
Of the Patent Office, the attached balloon fllod with
hydrogen gas exploded, shatteriug the windows and
slightly njuying the gentlemen testing the merits Of the
Improvement The balloon was OF india rubber, aud
the explosion caused by the electricity with which
it was accidentally charged by previously rubbing it.
The subsequent experiments were successful. The
m achipc Is designed for military purposes.
RESTRICTING THE USE or AMDULANCEs.
An order has been issued prohibiting the OF ambu.
ances and spring wagons except by order OF
the commanding general the transportation Of sick
and wounded The evil OF ambulance driving had be.
come very great, the streets bong Oiled daily with this
class OF vehicles the discomfort Of the community and
expense OF the government.
THE WAGES OF TIE NAVY YARD woRKMEs.
Tho clamor In the Washington Navy Yard for an 10.
crease Of wages has been renewed and in all its
departments leaving for Philadelphia and New York
the pay Of few has been raised but the probability is
that unless the demands OF the other workmea DO
ceded to work VIII be very much RETARDED il not sus.
pended altogether
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The New Health Bills.

At recent meeting OF the New York County Medical
Society DR.. Undern in the chair, the report OF spe.
cial committee previously appointed TO consider what
action any should be taken in reference to the Metro
potan and other Health bills before the legislature
was received The report lengthy and dealt alto.
gether in 1t contained many assertions but
presented no evidence assumption but little argu
The committee submitted also resolution recon.
mending the adoption Of one OF the bills in question.
Dr. CYRUS RAMSAY opposed this action on the part
OF the society not only wholly unnecessary but pag
san in its character The present laws OF health he
showed were amply sufficient The Board OF Health pos
buildings OF appropriatng any whatevsr-even tho
hoels-for hospitals ard OF employing every physician
10 the city, ~ IN rs hss ne ppoo nsan resuea
combat, every year, this effort OF host of
croakcrs to legislats themselves into Office for
for nine years past. Now York. he said, bad system
In this matter Every death was reported, ard inter
ment without official authority was almost an mpossi.
bty In other cities the system did not exist Be-
Sides New York ike walled city with gates, boing
surrounded by water bodies could not be carried OUT
without q regular permit the penalty for evasion being
$3.50 DR.. Ramsay presented an array Of statistical
facts which evidently confused and conioundcd the
friends Of the report. and IN very able and lorcioe
manner vindiceted the city and It's health authorities
the attacks OF who,have so long underworld 10
substitute for the present system one which would csab
sh in It's stead sort OF charity hospital for decayed
and unhedged doctors no evnced q thorough know
ledge Of the subject and exposed convincngy and very
satisfactorily the gross isstaements con tanned in tho
report OF the special committee and OF the memora TO
the Legislature" In the beginning there were indca
tions OF "pa.sc3 majority for the report but the
we're handling which il received had The effect to
separate and scatter lis clements. The brief
anythng like fair idea OF Dr. Ramsay's address
Tho following table, taken from his statistics Is appended
FOR compsi son. IL will be observed that il Is highly
favorable to New York in a sanitary point OF view
from the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Journal
RATIO DEATHS osR HUNDRED rHousASD
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND BOSTON PBs
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rae German press on mr.. Lincoln.

TIC ct. LOUIS Hsschs fOS Ine Germans OF
other States who support Lincoln and tells them
In supporting Lincoln you support our bit.erest enemies
In this State. Tho only English paper here
which supports incoins nomination insults German
population daily just Lincoln insued delegations.
y ANA this man Lincoln and his party you
want 10 force upon u.s. aad you Insult u.s. moreover we
do blow your whistle Very nice raerna sentiment
that 10 Wb our 10 DO rulers again. Nothing
was wanting bat that you should advise now TO kiss
the ,eet Vi ihe man who has lrodden upon US.
From the German Monthly.l
Tho main argument IN favor Of Lincoln is that he Is o
or mediocre talents, who viii never abuse the power
mis- Office suppress republican iustitution; whereas
hal had a prominent man, man of genias In the
Presidential char he might have become dangerous
republican liberty. We CnuerFuly admit Mr. Lncolns
msdiocri,y but then IL would 10 n5 az
OF mediocre could be dangerous to liberty in
of national troubies. And how are the promi.
nent men OF tho country treated who have hold tho
synpathies OF the people? They gro removed from mill
tary and political action because they might be danger.
Gus 10 aspirations OF Mr. Lincoln fremont the
first in Texas. II Ia open secret at Washington that
Grant pledged himself not to be candidate for the Pre-.
sidency IL he had not pledged himself he would not
have been permitted to take VeAsburg and storm Mis-.
tionary RJge, II is lime TO tell the truth to the people
andwe shall do no matter how much we are abused
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WASHINGTON, harcn 20, 1919
AFFAIRS AT WILMINGTON, N. G.
Wilmington ~ c.. newspapers OF the 10th. nth and
18th instant, have been received at tho Navy Depart.
ment They contain nothing Of special interest. There
is not an advertisement OF blockade goods for sale in
any OF them, which indicates that the sir,ness OF the
blockade has cleared the market Of imported goods
vALLASDrGHAM FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Prominent politicians hero from the state that the
pressure for the nomination OF vaandiyham tho can
ddate for Vice President the democratic ticket very
great The vslandigham men controlled the Ohio state
Convention, and tho delegates appointed to the National
Convention almost exclusively Of that stripe
TIE ESTABLISHMENT or xosAacntoAL GOVERNMENTS
IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMsRfcA.
The message from the President, transmitted 10 the
Senate in response 10 resolution OF that body cang
for Information relation 10 alleged projects FOR eslab
fishing monarehical governments in Central and south
America covers a Communication from Secretary Sew
ard Who reports to the President that surmscs and
jsalouses constantly arising tho subject 70 which
hersouton REFERS which brought the notice 81 the
Department by representatives abroad but there s
other form OF Information which furnish
any reabs iscts showing the existence OF plans for
accomplishment OF the object mentioned Any CORES
posienoe which might be regarded embraced Ia tho
resolution besides being very vague Is In It's nature con
adent and It's publication at the present time would bo
Incompatible With the public interests The communica.
tiou referred 10 the Committee Foreign Affairs
CONFIRMATION OF xAJoR CENTRAL BrRsrx.
Brsadier General David 3. Birney, United states
Volunteers boon confirmed AZ major general In the
volunteer services bis commission 70 date from May 90
1868
GENERALS fRENcH AND sYxKs.
Major Generals French and Sykes are In town.
THE ARMY EXAMINING BOARD.
Colonel Allen Of the Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers, and
Lieutenant colonel Campbell, Of tho twenty third negro
regiment have been assigned 10 duty on The Casey In
aiming Board.
RErURTED TO ms COMMAND.
Colonel Ray stonc Of tho One Hundred and Forty
Pennsylvania Volunteers who during the winter has pre-
sided upon number Of courts martial here s for the
front day. having recovered from his wounds sufficient
ly TO resume the command Of his regiment.
REWARDS OF MERIT FOR fSprANs.
nA v. g. Conn. sapsrpssodspt Of Indian AnAirs fov