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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

CONDITION or NoRTH MIsIssIPPr -]le people are
all with but few EXCEPTIONS true to the South Our
money is worth more in that section than elsewhere N
the Conederacy, being about ten for one IN go'd t'u
can buy pork within eight mill Of Memphis for 40 cents
in Confederate Treasury notes, and there not single
hou 70 in North Mississippi th,t were in that the
host or hostess would charge immoderate price, and
the mai ority of them will not receive cent from q
soldier 1t may be said 1t was not 30 some
time sincs That may be, but il Is now the people
are redeeming themselves from past shortcomings
The neutral ground e. the territory lying between
Hernsndo and NJ mp IT, claimed by the Yankees, is
filed With desertcra from both armies who have banded
together in many instances 10 rob friend or ioe Hob
res are Of FRI quent occurrence and it is not safe for
quiet citizens to at large especially II they have
MONEY! Watehtoper
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

REPORTED BURNING or OYSTER CRAFr-FIPEf MEN
TAKEN PRISONERS We hear that on one night last
week number of oyster boats with permission of the
authorizes vent into York river for cargoes Of oysters,
and while engaged in loading boarded by Rebels,
near the mouth OF the Poropoauk Greek about Thirty
m les above the mouth of the river) who came off in
open boets under pretence that they help to
make up the csrgoes and seized the crews numbering
over so uel, whom they placed in oas, and sent to
Richmond and then SCI fire to the vesses which we're
totally des royed. The Rebel, before desIoyug the
vessels are ported have carried CT the stores end
all vauables iOun upon the isoss OF he prisol ers
York river is ulder the surveillance of gun5oals be-
longing to Admiral Lees squadron, but they do not
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.
NOTiCE.

WILL be sold, at public auction. on the
w premises Chesterfei o)anty, ~ miles from Pow
hatan Station, the Richmond Snd DsnvIlo Railroad,
URsDAY the 2ls Instant 2Ohorse power Steam Engine
Circular Gt MILE, together With all the fixtures
sary TO carry extensive lumber snd milling business also
the buildings connected with the M four Mules Oxen,
Wagou Garry Logs Oookirg Utensils, Farming Utensils lot o.
Hog together with other ARTICLES unnecessary TO mention
LUMBER.
We will sell public auction, a, POyhatn sson asd
D. Railroad on WEDSEsDAY the 9Th instant, 1900
feet Of superior Lunber consisting OF inch boards coffin boards
seantng, heat, noor NJ and Notwithstanding. -.
Terms cash. r. " Slho W.
ialQ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
TIE WIFE OF GEN. GUsrAVUs W. SMITH.

To the Editors cfhe NJ Y. Post!
Nv attention has been ca led 10 An article copied from
the New Haven Palladium rell ing TO the wife OF Gen.
GusLavus W. Smith, which is ialsa-n act conceived in
spirit and expressed manner that cannot fail TO
inure US people in the estimation OF the civilized
world and which also goes far widen the breach be-
tween US and the South therefore conceive it to be
the duty Of every who hopes for any determination
OF the people Of the county 10 al means in pow
err to stay the mctief such statements calculated
to produce The facts are hese Mrs. Smith camo on
here her aged father spd sisters openly and pub
licly on the Government steamer from Fortress Mon
roe in gre OF Col Malford and other officer, under
pass from the Secretary of War, which granted,
have good t, believe, in consideration OF the
signal service rendered 10 Federal prsoLer5 ia Rich
mond aad elsewhere by Mrs. Smith, in her humane and
constant endeavors TO smsliorate their condition by
fooG, clothing and medicines which she beraly sup
piled TO them.
Since che has en- in New Loadon che has remained
quLely with her friends, making herself obnoxious to
10 one except far tie fact OF her being the wi
OF Rebel General did so to the petty minds whose
ideas Of loyalty AMI pa riosm cannot reach beyond the
great purpose of annoying and persecuIing the weak
ard deienEeless.
She was arrested at midnight Of Of the stormiest
nights Of TIE season. and brought to this city, no doubt
the instance OF some petty official without any au-
hority from Washington ard with orders not to be al
lowed TO communicate with any one. Detection ola
eE hours here by the tesy OF the army officer who
had her in charge her to the notice Of Gen. Dix,
who detained her until proper escort could be provi-
ded. Meantime despatch to Washington brought an
order for her immediate release, with permission TO re-
tn to her friends elseW here, and dsavowa o. all
authority for the arrest Such are the facts from
which the article 10 question has been produced and
trust you will do hrs Smith, as well as cur Govern.
meIt, the justice to publish them.
Very respectfully, JANIS |. DAY.
York Hntel Ian 1874
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

TaE CHESAPEAKE "PRArxs."-The Halifax Citizen
says:
As We anticipated warrants have been issued against
all of Braine's crew. charging them with the crimes Of
piracy and murder. Tber names Henry q. Bfaine
alias John G. Braine George Brooks, Henry A Paine
George Sears George Moore, Robert Carr, Robert Cox
Gilbert Cox, James Kennty, George Wade, Robert
made his escape via Windsor to st. John.
Since VIZ ting the above a phase OF this I'M
pleasant affair has The thee of the Chesa-
peakes crew who were taken when she fell into tie
hands of the Ella ard Annie pat in from by the
captain of the latter vessel When the commander Of
the Dacotah made his report to the authorities here he
had not received this information from the commander
of the other vessel and consequently nothing said
Of l..
On Friday, however, whel he learned the fact, he
made second report stating the fact of the men being
he as pr soneTs and xoressng his readiness to
render them. They accordingly delivered up to-
day and set at liberty. Asaint the two WHO ere hired
from this city there was no serious charge.
The third, named George Wade, one Of Bfaine's
mer, AID has confessed that he the man who shot
soc second engineer. Against him a warrant made
ou and when he set a. liberty by the Americans,
Poi cemau Hutt was proceeding to arrest him under
that warrant on the Queens wharf A great deal Of
excitement prevailed a considerable crowd had as.
snbled aud the officer int rfered with and re-
strained from mixing the arrest, or two citizens
holding him while the pirate buried into fishing
boa; at the wha and carried off down the hsrbor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

GRENDACK'-The dealers in Yankee currency nay
osecute their traffic openly for few days longer,
the House bill to prohibit the dealing in "geeenbacks
has been temporarily postponed in the Senate to enable
mbers to mike up their minis upon the constitution,
ality of tie measured We wish it unconstitutional
to introduce the smallpox and other evils into the Con-
fejoracy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALs.-We viii sell,

DEAL ESTATE FOR SAL5.-We will sell,
LII by way OF public aucticn the 2h Of this month";
most valuable found 10 Montgomery
THIS farm sonaB 56 o nd about 100 OF which Is
cleared and remaining portion heavily tmoered The and
Admirably adapted growth all Kinds Of grain Ald
and lies mmeise The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
three miles east Central Depot There 10 also the farm
good CTt aud Saw NIL Persons wishing invest In real
AZ have here rare opportunity for such investment
Al the same and place Ill sell s the cattle, sheep
bovs M as well as ave wagons all the farming utensils used
mon ali farm; Also OF WOOD cut and corded
Sale 10 take place upon tbs premises - -
JAl5 ids MUSE BUSH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

PunSENF DAVIS n NIKArES AND RDfSrED.-Ths
Washington Chronicle says at Methodist Church IN
Newark, New Js.Eey, member Who had formerly large
"SOathsrn eonnec ions" proposed thai the church
should make il Davis life member Of the Saba
SeloOl hisiOBAsy Society. Even the boys aud girls
Kissed The proposition WhesuPon the member threat
saed 10 shrOw hem out Of the window. The ''nasOu-
lar Christian" subsequently, ApolOgiEsd though the
public pr.nts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

From MExICO.-News from Mexico via Havana men-
lions the occupation of Guansjuato by the French
forces, ARD their probable advance GuAdasjara--
TIE report that DobsdO had decla ed in favor of the
Intervention Vas denied The indication that he Woud
DO SO was sic ply ruse to gaia time His troops we're
concentrating at Leon. Thsguerllas reported to
have entirely disappeared from the high road between
0rizaba and Vera c w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
yICE pRRsIDEyT s7BPHENs.

Wsars panied to learn that private dispatch was
reserved IsS erday announcing tie seriOus illness Of
Hon. GlssH. Stephens, Vice President of tbs CoAlee-
crate States His health has been impaired for several
yesrs and Is ia feared that be will not recover from the
lrosua6on Of which We are now Advised
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

sINAToR BARSwELL-We learn, with deep regret,
that Hon. R. w. BarOwel Senator from South Carolina
Is detained at home by attack Of typhoid fever He
had recently lost beloved daughter and the depres
son caused by this bereavement: will it is feared lessen
the chances of his recovery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
snosa ION Kl.n.sEs rs BALrIHosE-Ths Bal.imOre

Correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says
The sn-ual election for Directors of our Corn and
Flolr Exchange is now going There are two tick
ss in the h-d-one Secession, in sympathy With
SluIh T Rebellion, the other composed OF undoubted
loyal ca dItes As the Secession elemen heretofore
las had the majority, regret TO say in this important
Institution il is THAI likely the ticket put forth il
tha. interest will be elected So will tell badly for
trade ald business. There probably eight hundred
members OF this Exchange Though possessing strong
business influence they sink into comparative nothing
in point o. phyTcs force when compared with the
great overwhelming, sovereign Union element that
abdes with the IL is this mis- AIKEN pr cedure
OF merchast' showing, a. tn have DONE sfliSton
with Rebels or those striving destroy country,
that las seriously Injured The trsds AID comm, Of
Baltimore sopArdEng hopes and pfosp cts OF other
industrial branches OF business greatly in the loyal
lority.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

THE Tax IN KIND Over 100000 of the tax in kind
has been collected in Piekens county Ala, one of the
poorest counties of the State The tax is being sent in
eely all the cOunry-tOO freely fer the slow
mssaries and ether grain, fer want Of sttec
ton is going to ruin, aud next summer or Gsverc-
ment which has enough to last year two, will
be searching cribs 4 for supplies
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

cruise up as far as Portopoank Creek. 1t is thought
that the boats went to greater distance up The river
than necessary when it impossible for the gunbosts
TO follow. We understand that the boats nearly ell
belonged 10 Philadelphia, ard that they were to have
discssrged their cargoes ut Alexandria to be shipped
o tn, army Washington Star.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

"RIBEL DETEAF' MAR FoRr GIBsoS.-A despltch from
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, dated the 4;h to the Paiadel
phA Raqui,sS, says,
.Adviees from the South say that fight occurred on
the is ulL Fort Gibson, in the Cherokee
try, between thousand rebels, under hntre, and
abOU. six hundred FedeTals under Colonel Philips Of
the Iadan brigade Toe fight lasted several hours and
resuled the complete dsieA. of the rebels who
scattered in all directions leaving fifty killed and wouad-
ed on lhe hed. Our loss was email.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

CRUrsK OF THE ALABAMA"-A book has been publish.
cd in Eagland called ''The Cruis, of the Aabsma." In
II the confession is frankly made th.t she manned
by English sailors, well built and armed in Elg
land and that macy OF the vessels destroyed laden
with gran destined to supply the wants of EpgIishmen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

srIzuRK OF OoETEDERAFK BOND5--ARREsR OF TIN
PAn1rEs-The Philadelphia Iuquirsr, of the Sh inst,
saws several millions Of Confederate bonds Treasury
Notes, plates, machinery, b., seized in that city,
a,d the parties implicated, arrested The government
obtained information Of it through letter on its way
South int cepted By the War Department which also
gave the names Of hs parties engaged in it. The prn-
eipal parties are printer named Winthrop Hilton
aud man named Williams and il also discovered
that urge number OF other persons engaged it.
The Inquirer says:
Al two o'clock on New Years morning the exeriions
of the officers we're reWa died. and portion Of the ms
eh nery consisting Of geometricsl lathe, and lngs
number Of dies aud plates, discovered in room
in Park row. Captain Mills, Of the Second Precinct;
aided considerably in this discovery Toe room was
entered fore bly, andn tie room where the machinery
stored found between 5000 900 aud s. 100000
worth Of Confederate bonds printed and ready for
signature and 81 OOe 900 in Coufederats moaey. The
detectives then went track Of the proprietor OF the
place. and By eight O'Clock in the evening had him In
custody. He proved 70 be entirely innocent Of any
coGpcisy in the matter, having allowed Hilton, with
whom he had previous sight acquaintance, TO store
sone goods there the character OF which he was ig-
n0rArt On the following day two finely executed STEEL
plates discovered together wish the remainder OF
she machinery.
PROM further information obtained by Marshal Muir
ray, il appeared that s bnds AMI notes already print
ed as well the machinery for making them, were to
haVs bstn shipped the lst Of January to Halifax
and from thence TO Nassau 20 4 Confederate agent
From there they would have been shipped on block
al Iannsr for he coast Of FCrids. The plates, Dies
&e we're spoken OF in tie Intercepted e ter a. beipg
superb and 10 also stated tAi Hilton would act in
pei feet good faith from the very large pecunlary inter-
sst he had In the matter.
Il was further ae ltaR,d that Hilton had regular
contract With the Rebel Secretary Armminger to furnish
hin with the bonds, plates h., 10 question, and that
hi, seal and dispatch forwarding the same should be
well rSHarded Hilton is OF unusual ability, aud
discovered that the detectives IN bis track on the
third day Of their search for him. lie at oneook pre-
oaary measures aud scattered the evidences of his
guilt about in various places. Nealy all these have
been asceTtaned, and the property found al no AIR
shil a~d 81. nj 10 sTIcz OF The OtherS. The
parties having them in oprge viii be held strictly 10
aecoalt Tor the in which they became possessed
of them Altogether, it is one Of the moss important
aud beet WORKED Jobs" ever doae here by the Gov
eminent and will eud much to dseoursgs the reoe!
leaders as grea victory BY our forces in the held
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
TPE ERENCE rOBASCo.

The Bltmore American says tha. By treaty arrange
m.nas with that government, French war vessels will
be permitted 10 ascend the James river for The PsrPOse
Of removing the French tobacco stored at Redmond,
which vas purchased previous to the breaking out of
rebellion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
rs. CAS-. or Ma. SEuxEs AMP DAUGHTER Toe Bal
tiuore American says:

UUOIt ANtEIlAu sHla.
Mention was made short time since Of the arrest of
Mrs Semmss and her daughter, Mrs. Minor, on the
charge OF having sent poisoned wine TO Wc is Build
inss Hospital for the purpose Of 20 soCng the officers
ia that nsttutOn The given over in charge
OF the civil authorities the Grand Jury Of the Criminal
Court investigating il thoroughly. Taat body came to
the conclusion that there not sui ieut evidence Of
ss e. aud dismissed the charge. Some of the otf;ers
ga-took of the wine and were al cted In similar
nsr as Il arsenic were thoren and GU the wine being
sui jected chemical analysis il sscertained that
q sufficient quantity of arsenic had been put into
it 10 c.use nausea if uot death. Tha. Mr.. Sem
me. and her daughter unavars o! the fact was
shown by their having sent OF the same kind OF
wine 70 thar friends rebel prisoners in the hos
pit, The wine had been bottled two years age,
and it is supposed that the poison pat Into it by
unknown person..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

The PREsIDENr's REcEPnos.-The first weekly recep-
tim at tie Executive Mansion will take place tonight
the weather proves favorable there will be large
attendance Of visitors.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

THE YANkxEs lately captured in Lee County by Gen.
W. L. Jones. belonged to the 10TH Illinois regiment.
The Major, II. O. Beers, wap commanded them, is
hned in the jail cf that county, tie charge Of killing
one Of cas- men after he had surrendered, and other
ou.rlIeous conduct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
1000 ACREs OF VALUABLE LAND,

MOSTLY in wood in Buckingham county,
WI half mile Of Slack Jye Rver Point, for sale
Attic request of DR.. clifford csbel cer for sale o'o
acreI land located above metty IN wood q oak and
hickory estlm sted o so cords 20 the acre.
Of the best kind, Hes well u adapted TO grfs aud
heEed log housk half stories high, connected by
perch frame kitchen and sttble. Pttee $25 per acre
/, "a 1876 FP GoDDIN APPERsoN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

GrS SroNKMAS, who commanded formerly all the
cavalry in Hookers army, has been ordered to report
to Gen. Grant, at ChattaI ooga, for duty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
MACHINE SHOP FOR RENT

T Will Rent at Auction on Thursday, the 2lst
Of January Machine shop adjoining the Phanix Foun
dry In the City Of Lynchbarg. -
Power Two Lathes, Upright rr, Daniel Paner snd seme
other Machinery goes with the Shop Possession gwen April lt
1854. j.5-dts A. a. DabNEf'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS

There viii b, Reception at the Preaidsnts house,
he.4,tn The Iours Of aud 10 o'clock his CPussday
ev,nhr and every Tuesday evening until further no
tice
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

MEssAsS OF Gov BRADFORD, oF MARYLAND The
messne Of Gov. Bradford was transmitted TO the Lee
gisature on The 7h inst Referring to the subj ct of
the Constitutional Convention he says in reference to
tue question Of emancipation:
81 believe to-diy So have done for years, that If
we had long ago provided for the gradual ancip lon
of tie slaves Of the Sat- should now be, regards
all the M ioaal elements Of public prosperity in adv nee
OF our rese1t pc ton The products Of State and
It's natural resources not such adapted TO,
car be developed by slave labor
Il am satisfied that The ope of the Sato 10 their
ents Of calm and deliberate reflection long since
to the same conclusion. When the conspfing leaders
a. the South itei their haads against the Union and
pointed 10 slavery as the institution upon which their
visionary republic TO rest they struck blow at it's
very vitas in every Border State, under which it has
con inued Anguish and which must inevitably result
10 iti ultimate destruction.
al. becomes us theteore, to whom the whole question
righduly belongs to take immediate for its
removal which snou!d be no longer delayed than may
be required by proper respect for those industrial pur
suits with which the Institution has been long aud
iptrately interviewer, and humane regard for the
slave himself, which forbds to cast him all unprepar
cd for great change, 100 suddenly upon his feeble
resources"
The Governor reiterate3 his objections TO the man
ner ia which The enlistment of slaves has been con-
dpc.ed n the State, and to the military interference
with Ell ctions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

eEN. sBLEr, says the Houston (reEas) Taeg raph,
has been Orde ed to report a. chmOnd, and Brgaier
General P O. HeOert has been ordered to Te1a in the
Engineer Department
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

from the Cotton Safes is playing at the Theatre.
Mr.. Ogden undertakes the leading male characters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

THr SUNrER s. G)WArcHIAN says, there are thou
sands Of buLss of rO,tng at various rail Dad de
Po An immense quantity is piled up at the Camden
depot. in that State. 80 much heated tla tho hand
could scarcely be held between the bags.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

The Cleveland and Columbus Railroad Company has
voted ten thousand dollars to the soldiers families du
ring thiS wiut.F L. is understood that the ohsr rail-
rOAl comp MES in Ohio will follow this liberal and
praiseSorLhy example
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

sOlDrER belonging to Ksmpers brigade, was shot
ard Instantly killed by sentinel at GOdbOro, NO,
the II inst His name is not given. The deceased
bal been behaving in very unruy manner and refused
10 be arres.ed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

TLEvEE THOVsASO DOLLARS have been subscribed and
paid ia Columbia, s c., to equip Gen. MOrgan's CON-
mAnd. Il s designed 10 raise as much more.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19
ADJUTANT AND IEsP'R 6ES'Ls oFPIoE.
Qtnunaxn Ian 10 IsfA
GENERAL ORDERS,


GENERAL ORDERS,
l. President having approved the lovins joint
ton Of Congress directs s In General Orders
eshve Of bis graneson at The tribute awarded the patriot
the military aggsfd or him who In the pursuits OF selfish
and lnglorous ease fOges his country need hote Of
probation sounded. His SlDy IA his ohiy security from
vIoo But the heroic devotion those defence liberty
and honor have peinei alt while u confers, In approving
conscience the beat ano highest reward, will be cherished
In perpetual remembrance by grateful nation Let this
stimulate the armies Of The conedeTscy everywhere to
greater .xeston and moro resclue endurance M under the
guidance Of Heaven the bssiegs peace press
the road dependence and for the security OF the
rights 10 the blood Of The FRS Revolution
and glory await our success Slavery and shame will attend
defesti
H. Joint resolution OF thank, Gen Bob Lee
officers and soldiers under his command:
Whereas the campaigns OF the brave aud gallant armies
the Capital the Confederate Stss3 curing the
hundred three, the eader2 command OF
General Robert Lee have been crowned with go esuls
defeating greatly superior forces massed BY the enemy for the
Losses and twice transferring tie battlefield ro,our
Try Of the enemy aud whereas the mastery and glorious
se%sn Ssp 3, GREAT S. Shh rseS he Ts Of R ~.
well hose OF Cedar Run Second Msnssa Hsrpers
yery Booustoro harpsbnrg shepherdsown, Fredericksburg
mration anu gratitude OF country and whereas these and
usous services rendered by hi able commander
Of OF Independence have especially
hm hearts countymeD imposed
the grateful iuty OF giving expression to their feel
Resolved By tAe Congress OF the Confederate States OF
the thanks Of Congress due, aud rendered TO Gen.
Robert Lee and TO the once and soderso the Confederate
under bis command for the great AID signal victories they
have the etemy and for the nestms
service they he rendered Ia defence OF The liberty and in
Resolved That tae Presdsn. be requested 10 cSnmuneste
resolutions Gen. Robert Loe and to the officers and sol
dIers herein designated .' .u-r 81
Approve January sth, 1854. .-. = ae5
8. COOPER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-19

AvOniA Jones, who hailed feF years age as the
"Sar Of the South" has ed from he: Aus rasn
and European tour AID i. playing to the Yankees
10 Sc. L0ais.