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THE NEWS.

Later intelligence has been received from General
Conncrs o WIDER river expedition against the hostile
disus OF the Plains On The 10Th inst party Of his Paw
aitecked and Killed all OF party OF twenty
four Chcyennes who were poring norihward from
The Overland Mail road with scaps and large amounts of
plumber Other parties from whom additional plumber,
horses mules, and letters which they had stolen from
the mails rccaptured were attacked and kill on
the 20 h and sst General Conuors mon had suf-
fcred losses in these skirmisbes. All the hostile
bands moving rapidly no,thward and neral Conner
IL following closely prepared engage them whenever
they shall make u stand.
The government .ses Of horses mules aud other con
comtsnls OF the transportation service have stop.
ped owing IL IL said, 10 the extensive demonstrations Of
che hostile Indians Of the Western plains Additional
mounted forces, supply trains &C., have already boon
ordered thlther
Now that the rebellion Is crushed and slavery an
end the subject Of settlement in various parts and
almost every part Of the south by Norhenes and Eu.
ropeans cogrcsses public attention to degree which it
never could have done while The 'peculIar institution
maintained It's sway The sensible people OF each OF the
Southern States aud of every portion Of EACH rccog
mixing the advantages which to them from
sach emigration are urging tho claims Of their psrcu
Oar localities We have already published the marifes
toos Of various southcrners urging the superiority for
Settlemen, OF their sections, including the official
document from Governor Broynow In favor OF
East Tennessee. In addition TO all these one
Of our correspondents at Baton Rouge pre-
SCENTS q statement ON behalf of Louisiana. Improved
cotton and sugar lands In that State, he says
can purchased at very low prices Of the planir
tons being entirely deserted by the original propricor
aud confiscated by government, others heavily mort
kaged that they have been abandoned in despair while
btberscan be bought for Irnc account Of tho
owners being disguised With the negroes having been
pnade reemen that they will not attempt continue sg
kicutura operations with them Under Yankee propre
tors, IS said shs iEss9qsg VII work wnsy and in
qusrcusy; but they are very suspicious OF ne promises
81 o.e whQ wIs ,ggaery their masters ana arc rather
feuoiaat 10 many cases to enter into c9rraets with
ehcm. VIZ ~ =,
General saxton Assistant Commissioner OF the Freed.
mens Bureau for South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
has issued an official order for the regulation Of marital
rotations among the newly emancipated negroes The
Institution Of slavery created Very confused condition
% matrimonial ahrs with the enslaved, the coored
~ ~ ~ suaa0ssd q N hssbaad psss lrssusulr
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TIM Wreck OF TIKI BR0rIrER JONATHAN.
fearful loss Of life incurred by the wreck Of the
steamship Brother Jonathan on the Pacific
coast suggests an inquiry into the causes Of so
terrible q disaster. II appears that the vessel
struck on o sunken rock within ten miles Of
land, and 1t would seem that the captain Of the
steamship was entirely ignorant Of the existence
Of such an obstruction. The distance from the
coast, we should suppose, must have brought
this rock within the line or the coast survey,
and II becomes desirable to know whether u
was marked on the charts, and, If so, whether
The government Rad taken The precaution to
place buoy or light there Us warning to
navigators. There must have been gross negli-
gcnce somewhere, and il is proper that we
should know where the responsibility Of trests.
II the officials Of The Coast Survey Department
had marked the rock, then Il was the duty Of
the government TO put warning beacon there,
and II no such means were taken to avert dan
ger The government ia TO blame: the CHARTS
OF the coast show no ,:nrs9 ;aa e saS nayi'
Gallon at this point, then We must conclude
d tina, The !, sri o. inc bureau was very imper-
foc,ly done. But s.it sh9p. WI" 0'' 'Os' 'ns y
sunlscn rock was marked 81 buoy, s,.,. o o'
which we have as yet no Information, the cause
Of This fatal calamity may probably be traced
TO carcicssness on tho part Of those In command
OF the ship
II seems strange that dangerous obsiruc-
lion OF this kind should exist in tAa track oi
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A HNr TO THE SOUTHERN BfAoKs.-Among
our Southern newspaper items we find the
statement that ian Office TO procure white
labor from Europe has been opened in Nc;
biicp Here is Sip, e warnipg to n. M South
ern blacks The downfall Of slavery has
on. ned u our Sc3!heM Statos 4 vast and in
v vp lid for European Immigration, and tho
southern blacks must 40 10 work chesrfal'y,
steadily and systematically, or they will he
rooted out, oxoops in the swamps, by white
labor.
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-. NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
- e~.|vs~~>-,-~r
OF Sale. Ct ihe New York Daily
Newspapers. 80
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the W5tgts HsiALD must be handed
IN before ten O'Clock every "Wednesday cvenin. It, cir
cna,ion among the enterpcislog mechanics. farmers,
merchants manufacturer and lemen throughout
country - increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HSRALp will thus be seen by large
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
Qfal.
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ROTATION IN OTrcE.-President Johnson
should continue his good work Of dlsplaciug
the Chase radicals from their snug berths in
the Custom Houses, Post Offices, and Internal
Revenue Departments. In selecting their suc-
cessors be should bear In mind the claims Of
our discharged soldiers, who are too deserving
10 DO forced to run errsnds abons the stroeta
for q livelihood.
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THE CuRBsroNE ExcHANGE.--The respectable
financiers of this city have just established the
principle that there is sufficient time during tho
day to sell stocks and gold by abolishing that
hoi-bed of speculation the Evening Exchanges.
Now le. them establish the principle that thcre
is plenty of room indoors to do business BY
breaking up that public nuisance, the Curb
stone Exchange. Az one step towards this re-
form the Open Board Of Brokers will hereafter
be free to the public ut ton A. n. every day.
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The Ketoh 20 m CAse.

rhore we're no further Developments yesterday IN ths
Ketcbum dofalcation case Edward H. Eetchan is still
confined In the coll in the Of tho detectives rooms
at the Police Headquarters whera he received on sunday
several Of his friends He still IN excellent spirits and
eouverses with sros, frcsdo and good sense on all sub
ccts whsther relative nos TO the frauds in which he
IL implicated The examination into the fac's Of the
case will commence this morning at ten O'Clock, at ts
rombs Police Court before Jusce Hogan.
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ENGLAND AND BgrIIaERENr RIaHrs.-In the
case of our late Southern rebellion England
lost no time in concetiing belligerent rights to
JEFF. Davis. There she stands. But let us sup
pose that the Fenians strike for the independ-
ence of Old Ireland; what thens Then, accord
ing to the good old rule OF reciprocity, "sauce
for the goose win be sauce for the gander,"
and England's ingenious devices tor our de-
structon will return to plague the inventor. A
two edged sword is dangerous plaything
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Aarsmus wARp ASr ruv MoRmoss. -Artcmus Ward "
about 10 transfer hs huncr and HIS panorama 10 Eng
land; but before no goes % 70 have six farewell
entertainments o. Irving gD, commencing this cvonins
Aremus told many PORES before about The Nor'peas.
and exhibited p.stty fair panoramic view of tho rou'e
70 Salt IakeTy and many scenes and incidents ,ne,@n
lie comes low with fresh batch OF stories OF prs eSpN
rrpca ia Mormondom aud 40 entirely new paposa4lA
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VoiuEae XXX. .........................No NO. S40
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. -Hsser VIII
'""'"o' "F"
EOwERY THEATRE. Bowery--ras WRECK AsHorE-
FAST AND srow-RopEnr Tux DEVIL
WINTER GARDEN Broadway. ARyUus MUSEUM
GomrAsr JocKo, THE BnAsuIAN APE NrcoLo FAMILY.
Open Day and Evening
NEW .BowERy,, THEATRE. Bowery.-MoSEr AND
MsTHr-MiDNrcHr BAsauHr-THE SECRET.
NTBLo's GARDEN. Brosdway. --ARRAu ma PoauK; OR,
ruE WICKLOW WEDDING.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5A Broadway. -ErHfoPIAs
Songs, DANCES, &c-rALEsT APPRECArFD-THE GHOST.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 535 observation-disclosures
OetAs SINGING, DAsctSc, &c.-ARRAH PoGuE.
FRYING HALL, Irving place.-ARrEaus WARD AMONG
rHx MoRmoNs
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2) Boyery --sINc
ING. DANCING, BuRLGsQUKs. &c.EL NINo EpDrE-BARgYY
BARON
AMERICAN THEATRE No. IA observation-disclosures
observation-disclosures, PAHIoMIMEs, ByREsQuEs. 4c-THH
C0oPERs Or The MAGIC FLUTE
BLlTZ NEW HALL 720 Broadw ay.--PAL4cs OF ILLU
SioN-IRARsHD CANARY BIRDs-VrsrylLoqUs5M After
and Evening.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY GI8 Broadway-
Open fnom 10 A. NJ. till 10 r. u.
New York. Monday, August Is, 1868.
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r'tHsH vtrr, August q, 1905.
There are no gus OF tho steamer North American
tn. weather Is cold and cloudy with strong oreesc
from the west
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ANDREW JOHNSON IN RrcuSOSp--ls6f AND
lS65.--The citizens Of Richmond the other day,
in public meeting, resolved that they shave
learned with feelings Of the livcllest satisfac-
ton that thcre ID some probability OF their city
being hoaorcd at no distant day by visit from
his Excellency Andrew Johnson, the present
able and patriotic President Of the United
States" and have appointed u committee to
make arrangements Cor proper reception.
The managers Of this meeting, we are further
advised, were among the leading spirits Of the
rebellion. They would probably have been
overoyed in hurrying Andrew johnson "
Libby prison or Andersonville had they caught
him so late a. the LIST day Of April last But
great revolutions work great changes in the
minds Of men, and, besides, the liberal restors-
ton policy Of Andrew Johnson is fast making
converts Of his former enemies in spite Of them
selves.
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WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.-BA MUszUm
COMPANY. -JocKo, BRAZILIAN APE NICoLo FAMILY.
Open Day aud Evening.
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NEW B0WERY THEATRE Bowery.--MOSEY AND
acknowledgements BAsQUET-THE SECRET.
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NIBLOS GARDEN. Brosdway --ARRAa ma Poaug; OR
WICKLOW WEDDING
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EOwERY THEATRE. Bowery WRECK AsHosE--
FAST SIow-RoDERT DEvu.
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AMUsEMENT3 THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway HsseY VIII
JEALOUS WryE.
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AMERICAN THEATRE No. IA adwav.--ErnIopIAN
MissfellSY-BALLxrs fAkIoMiaKs BuarEsouEs. &c.-rHE
C0opERs; OR, The MAGIC FLUTE.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5i4 Broadway -ErmoPtAS
Songs, DANCES, &c.-rALEST APPRECiArFD--THE GHOST.
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BLITZ NEW HALL, 72o Observation-Disclosures OF ILLu-
sioN-iRARsED CANARY -VrsryiLoqUisa, &c After
noon and Evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY Gl3 Broadway
Open nom 10 A. NJ. Till 10 r. "
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery.--sING-
BARON
, 1865-06-08

{uss across the nape Of the neck. Al these
oonnets are 80 extremely small that, In the
band. they really look Like dolls bonnets;
es they arc 1nade just to take In the top Of
the head, being completed By the brasds and
hktle froWsy cnr1s over the forehead, and the
mass OF pendant hair behind, they look
somewhat more imposing whsn on the head.
A email ven OF tulle, Of the color of the bon
much larger vel Of the aame placed near
tie back, falls nearly to the waist, Just
now, as the jncessant stream Of open car
rlages whlr1s by to The Dois, the women all
seem to be euyeioped in cloud Of wh{te
or colored tulle. Two dsys ago. tho
"Enogress' Regent" so DELIGHTFULLY."- perform-
iDg all sorts Of Sovereign acts, In tic absence
OF her spouse, went to Tho races In one Of the
new eonnets, mcst elegant little "dcmi-
Empire of white tulle, paffed ali over, tho
little behise coming down to the top Of her
back hair, and resting On It, without fti1l, or
curtain, or any sort Of apology for them: a
wreath of exqutsitc green and brown lesgcs
ran across the forehead oycr the edge of tho
beehive and ACROSS the hend, Terminating |
above The back hair, with an equally exquisite
yellow rose, There vas also q yellow ross |
underneath the ticnt Of the bechlyc, at The |
starting point of the wreath, with q few yefv
light puM1gs Of tIlle. Tbs bonnet, as Light,
and scarcely larger than good.sized soap-
bubble, jpst suited the delicate, ya2orons
[eaturcs Of her graceful Majesty, who looked !
In II.
, 1865-06-08
s4zOO11nH AEFRaY.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Trlbune,l

Correspondence Of the Chicago Trlbune.l
BLooM1Noron, Juns6 g.
A fatal a1ray took place yesterday at one
of the brcwcrics about ono milo out OF this
city. Tho brewery has beer garden connect
ed With 1t, and 1t has become fayorite ro-
sort On Sunday for all the baser sort Of this
city. It appears that, on yesterday, noted
ruffian named Sam. Bots entered the beer
garden and found the proprietor, Mr. Mol
croft, attempting to quell fight that had
grown up between two boys. Bots promptly
tntetsersd, determined to let the parties
light i ont" This brough: On desperate
both PARTIES made free use Of beer glasses,
and in WHICH tho latter received a blow on
the temple that. perhaps, would alone hare
proved fatal. Rising, however, TO Ills flet, be
seized y, ehair and made q desperate blow at
revolver and shot Mr.. Moicrofr through the
heart. The gscntest excitement prevails, and
there is strong talk Of lynchiDg Bots.
Dloomin.ton will soon beat LaSalle for
crime and immortality. E.,
, 1865-06-08
The Last Uhton Prisoners from Tcxps-
MINES OF Chicago Buys

=
The. last let Of prisoners in the SO called
here ttcm Canp Ford, Texas. They consist
hf large detachmcnts from the 77th and 130th
Illinois, l20th Ohio, 173l Now York, 18th Ia
diana, ID and 9th Kansas, md smaller de-
tachments from the esth, sd and 14th Iowa,
67th Illinois, Goth Indiana, 1:2l and lG5t6
number Of miscellaneous squads from al
most every State, together with the csuvs of
the steamers Emma, City Belle and John
Warner; also, few Of the navy formerly of
the Clifton aud Morning Light. The latter
are the oldest prisoners Of the war, having
been prisoners tWentJ-cight months.
"ihe t1l1 from Tyler to the Mississippi was
rathrr int, esting. The collapse OF the rebel
lion left us almost to OUT own resources. The
guard ut the stoekade deserted us, and left us
several days without guard. VIC were then
started for Marshall with an escort Of about
ffty men Of the 18th Texas cavalry, more than
half OF whom left us before reaching that
point. n,! Nc rat!ens we're issued to Us until the
third evening after starting, except beef which
"as driven With us, and then 1t was at our
suggestion thatIAtions met III from Marshall,
between Marshall ind Shreveport. The
transportation for our sick left us between
two days to avoid being taken by the troops
who ore sppsopriating to themselves every
thing theT can get in the shape Of Govern
4AEAk pAOGC!k3s
"At Shreveport, We found matters I'LL in O
turmoil, no proper authority, ard no security
TO persons Of property, except such as Is n
forded by some Missouri troops who wish to
surrender properly, and are cndeayoring to
keep the Government property together as
we'll as they can, and with the citizens are
anxlous]y awaiting the arrival Of our troops.
In fact, fleet Of our forces would DO the
most welcome thing that could b. sent up Red
River"
Among the Union prisoners who arrived
here On Sunday last from Camp Ford, near
Tyler, Texas, Eere the following officers and
men Of the Chicago Mercantile Battery I'LL
nois Volunteers. They were taken prisoners
Sth OF April, 1864:
Cupt. r. Il. White, Lieut., P. 8. Conc serse.nts
y. L Day, G. E. BEyan, Il. 6. bEaekstt Corpost
Samuel Hamneus, pEvates. John Y. Arnold, Jos.
Arnold, Vim. Mum, Sanford l.. Parker, LAWS,
Mann. Rudolph Lueky, W@- ,. y Mecoy, Thomas
A " Rumsey Pe1ep Greeu n. D. Richards
, 1865-06-08
READ RSV. ". D. LkEB LErKE-

Me5zTs- 6oE1NfIE1 d S4IIu; 1 ~ AeseA
9aSTLXA1S: have Qsed ycor Bitter dr+tn. -.
Last III Ecska. aoa heel It due 70 zen Sud e;hs
T. e3p.e.s ~ hearty app.oya1 ot,aeiF s:e 115a =
lneYtf Nsote ." pun Tor any one an1 obhor rWEE
thing that s2vors Of 1usckety. Bus yooF Hffte1r ~
entirely removed Tom the Level Of the mara nnstrns
they p{otesa TO b. They ara not 1dYrtti4ed Il -
everything but they arr fetumzenett 70 sssi1t
most conmoI tnafmli!ea OF the body. and thts ts:s
Will accomplish had been unweu icr two usoxfSssss sss
snd suffering ffon Indigestion tnd general a;sse:
Of the mucous membrane; sad though compeitex ~
Yes. vas very wssk, q sei.oE comptaxio 40 -
Ete, anu 11nen Q! nc utae confined TO a1y osI Wl
s1Ensa: 'ae , taior conp:eaion wa ~ 9one. ~
tai application 1hich recently werr 20 yerviIfe.
md bnrden.ome TO Ea- When used your HtttsTf
fe!t charge avery day. Thesn arc tacta. Ali fTA
eace must DO tasAe by each Individual lot htmseif-
p,,.or 101fs ~ Gr fespsSt,n.:5. s1n5.. 3. LEE
, 1865-06-08
Pnrfs Eashlous-A-E New Bonnet
IInnfzaAt Ha.alH


The ma;n force of invention is just low ex-
pended on the bonnets, which arc taking the
male sex through series Of perpetual sur
prises. Nothing like the bonnet Of even one
short year ago Is to be seen. The MARROW
strip Of straw or gnaze which goes, across the
front of the head, and from which bow of
lace or ribbon, held BY steel star, or a row
Of silk or straw fringe, or perhaps threo rows
Of brsds Of straw, forming tsipls festoon,
fall lightly upon the back bair In Its net, Is
In very great favor, and although this sort Of
thing cannot be considered as protection to
either the head or the face, 1t ia undoubtedly
most becoming, considered merely as head
dress. But the last week has brought out
other novelties Of form, thst are sending the
tauehor into the shade, Nine Ode, the Em-
press millincr,- Who charges 10 francs
Tor the very simplest and cheapest Of
her bonnets. for such rs even her
fashionable rivals only charge about
10 france, has brought out the & demtE En-.
pire e"-A sort Ct very small round beehive, Of
iulle Or straw, with an aperture to put the
head in at,-and tho % Empire" which is
Just like the other, only that, Instead Of be-
irg roand behind, It forms 3 sort Of prc:ensc
Of d c1own, and has snal Straight band
, 1865-06-08

same took, and in the same WAY, IS he would
piece OF steel, only taking caro- to keep the
chips from hts eyes. This strange discovery
was made, almost accidentally. In the early
part ci 1850, By one Of our most cclebrated
patented, but The inventor coRten ted himself
with simply putting It on record, and gener-
ously presented It 10 the nation. The conse-
quence vas, the idea has been suffered to lie
nearly barren, though capable Of being
TUNED to great account. Let any amateur
meehanie make the experiment, and hc will
~ 99uIptsed NJ nc ease With which this seem-
ingly insractable material may be cut and
fashioned to his will.
, 1865-06-08

HAIR GLU55 AED CURLING FLUID Is the bert
addressing tn tic world. II tmpa,u 4 beautiful
&c. FT4ce 20 ccn:A bottle. -
uPHAM's TE1TEk OINTMENT IL + stre and spasdy
aIch, ctc. 1I1ce 81 cent? a box
UPHAA's ASTHMA Ct'KE relieves the most v1o-
mt ot AstEHls In ten muulss and effects
upAAA'6 FEVER AMI AEUE SPECIFIC Il war
ran;ed 70 cuse Ny Eat q ca,1is and FovvE no At-
UIHAA'e DklILAIURY POWDER viii rrmovn
Tag hair from low torrhe.a8 IN i've tnntoS Eithouf
laturF to the skin IFica q { h,tte- "'NS1s
DIX LA PUkTE'6 LIFE ELIXIR, The Eycas Ne4v3ns
kad etuyenatlAg lte1cedy restor.a to manly vtSof sl
rho suer1ng fru;n impaired hpInn1 K,n.rTY Etr
vous Debility, etc. arlslok hom wh1ieSa eAuie. Puea
THE JAI;ANEsE EA1,:srAlK colors tho whlsze..
snd houE:achc beautiful black or brown. 1t con.
::58 OF only preparation Color E!Q not lads or
HAth out Daly - ceItt box.
Sod by 6. Z. C!flAA. . south Eighth atree: Fhl1ar
1e!oht., and ly All Druggists. Circulars sent ms.
LJlkp & SAI1H, II Lake EtrJFt General NeRta3u
rnnt1. sn:.ouAa<-9&t a rr:A!T Edp
, 1865-06-08

BuK1AU OF YA1ps Ayp DcCXs. nef. - jtax4
AessfN- AosIErr1z : axr1u, P1rsbarx, PA:
wn1 called to your &c ehrated Stomach Bitiefr -
a. " tMs pfr1scs 1oa[syr to nyspensta Ii Iii os s.
an uninterrupted nlshss Heap. Ieoramencea tSn1@
Of SeuT uittsFs except that ita dose was Teaueso ii
~ tho fzs bottle; tho secoad relieved ma ctirsfT
1as M nATe eyer st1ce taken dose il tho mo7a;ST
nscistsi3 en- f!.ng n1ting It 70 act tonic II
HeenNasi5 r. = nc eject q Your sstels mo. 1assS
.s May ne Ne4 - ttass. from any cAu.a 1houI4 =
5ouf BsaieIs resEes me- IN aiteen minutes. Ia cuS-
oe re.oned to the stAte Of he4lih In which yosT ~
es1s tsInd ne, I'D from Eaieh tnsy have unaasaea-
! al1!, with krent respect, {onr Gradient seryS1x
JOHN ". ba0HAU0H, CHEZ CIsrk-