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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24
WANTED.

by THE SUBSCRIBERS. to work
at Ashabuls on the Railroad, several good tssgs With
wagons Horses found and board provided required Ap
ply al their ofhcs here.
Ashtsbuls, Sh May, 1875, wi
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v,e.-pre.,d.u. stephens.

The entire 40 pages of Alexander
Stephens's laboFed plea for pardon insists
upon tho righteousness and necessity Of
Sla very as persisten'iy as in any of his for
mer letters or speeches. He shows little
or no contrition, ard seems 10 consider the
Rebellion as dice legimatcly thrown, end
having lost, the Southern people are enii'
tied to gracefully retire ard submit.
RICHMOND CONSPIRACY.
II isasccr,aioed that there is q secret
combination among tbe Rebel real estate
owners OF Richmond not 10 sell TO any
Northern or Yankee purchaser. This ac.
counts for the fact that property. there is
now held from 100 TO 800 er.ccnt higher
then before the Rebellion. A little whole.
some con6'catlon by DR.. Underwood, it is
thought, may somewhat mollfy this
disease. The local clergy have q special
fear Of Northern preachers and teachers
The other learned professions are similarly
exercised, while the old business men look
with an evil eye upon every new Yankee
conner who brings brains, energy or copilal
with him.
EUR PEAN CAPITAL SOUTH
There is large amount of European
capital uow seeking investments in Southerl
lands, which will be expended whenever
the status of the Southern States and their
land titles shall insure its safety.
THE PARD MING POWER
There is q good prospect that the par.
doning carnival is about over. The score
Of eminent states men, lawyers and politi
clans who have thronged the White House
and secured the pardon Of culpri,s for
abundant fees are likely to end their busi.
ness curtaiied on account of its past sue
cess. A s'ro0g pressure was brought tc
bear upon President johnson for the par.
don of Wilmer, who has been sentenced to
two yeas Imprisonment and ine of$l0,0 ,00C
but be utterly refused to interfere with the
Ending of The court. On another occasion
he Is said to have rem lrked that there had
got TO be limit 10 these executive inter.
| ferences
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PersonsI Items.

Gen cASBT has. by orders from Secretary
STANTON. hsnted out anGi arrested the man
who offered last winter. in an Aabams pOpcr
to be one OF certain number OF persons to
pay million dollars for the marde- Of Mr.
LIscoLS, and be Is now on his way, audel
guard. 10 Washington.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

The notorious JoHS MHcHEL says iu the
New York Vesps. that be " asks and expect.
nothing except the benefit and protection Of
the laws OF the land" He would find the full
benefit Of the IaSs OF the lsDd. il they were en-
forced in bis case, ratser oppressive to bis neck
says the Boston Advertiser.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

DANIEL r. GooDLoE originally from Nortl
Carolina. and nov associate editor OF FoR
Sxz ChSenieis, has been appointed Marshal o
the DISTRICT Of Colsubia, 10 place OF -tbe .infa
NOUS WARD Lsxox.
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U. s. 8 20 Six per cent.
GOLD-B EARN BONDS

These bonds are now worth handsome premium and
exempt are all the Government Bone from State County
aud Hniapai taration, phteh adds from three per
to their raue according to the rate levied upoa
other property. The interest payable semi annually BY
attached 10 each note, which may be cut OF and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at go per cent. amounts to
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Notice.

HENRY FAssETT, insurance Agent,
IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-24

SIS 900 90
No rule
according
to circum-
stances.
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III. LIABILITIES.

fetal Asset, of the Company. ..... s2se,6sl IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
l.utesf ship News.

Steamer Mrsacosa ~. ;. j. Ransom, Norfolk dave ,,
Brig Evelyn ,inn (cf Belfast Nr.l, Mchennon - ME-
10 laws sat Ross w Wood son Has experienced heavy
weather nom laf. 81. - -, 49,.
Commanding Beaufort 25th u Second day had teayy
northern Lost reefed mainboon ard sh'
ed bal asst which secured after six hours hard sooI
very heavy sea running the laid 10 = hours uner
bare poes and days under storm nainss From 2'th %
18th driven tie eastern edge OF the Gun stream
reached the western edge sau the "a sta treendoss
sea running duIn, he time end tie eel laoorng hes'
nth u had cold weather vessel much lc'd up Au
several OF the !rcs5tten latter part OF same day he
gale subsidized and heavy storm commenced Vice.
continued for days At OF 9TH INST anchored 0"
Sandy Ho0x IN q gale from ". NV.
Schr Powow West. pFoyncetown. bsh.
srhr Smith futile Young k.zab-thport fog Boston.
schr. : =. Mines. hultz, New London, In ballast
Schr Il. X. Townsend (ern Townsend PoTt hoyal dSr
In ballast, to master
schr Connecticut, Chopin. Eiz.bethport for Newpou
Schr Oak-s Ames Edwards Virginia, wood.
Schr Village Bride Ternune. Virginia, wood - -.
ScLr Graham. Hopweli Ha.Iax Sdtys hsh ID. * neWon'
schr Oliver Bryan. Sleeper RocAand, days, hme " d.
5. Brown.
WlND-At Sunset. n. w.
Ship Alexander Marshall M-isLlL fsom Liverpool Dee Il
SAILED.
Fxs 6-Steencgs-Suwa NaIa Calfornia, Ben. Deiosd
Ship Haze c,,
RIi,s-Mary Ellen, nnGehsha, lso.a, saw aimee neocns
Sehooners-Ocoan Wave, 4 l. Howe, r. r sander. ~
g. Jeukrs Ann J. +. Far and Reoeeea El1a AN is"'
Cnru.,, Inspector +. A. Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

feeling cruelty, Would the Commanding Genera'
have JAILED TO have visited those In fault with the qnck
est and scycrest punishment Those VINO kno r;, ~
focts will smile at statements groesJueiy norribh
hut hundreds OF miles away are fathers, mNhcrs
brothers and sisters who are mourning over Reports
that would make Andersonyile Husband ~ uIs
beartess outbIst from an editor who has never failed
20 cast disgrace upon the Union cause, lie had me
fullest opportunity TO find ont the fasity or the alleged
charges bat instead, deals his blow, apd adds ,rtl
true il admits neither OF explanation MOI eAcuSo' AHo
facts as follows: -, on.
The transport Spauldng, from F0st Fisher with $50
officers and prvates all wounded, arrived at McDou'
gall Hosta January 25 about the middo Of the after
noon The most lavish preparation had been made 10
receive the men; beds, cooking arrangements anu
clothing in perfect Order Before the transport
was made fast the whole available hospital and omar.
crmasters force with ltters and ambulances were a
the wharf under charge OF medical officers ana ste"
ards ,,.
covered with blankets OF which very large quantity
were down from the hospitals, and conveyed as
rapidly possible TO their wards whiie nose wno
could walk were at conducted on loot inc nhhit
at no time occupying over 10 minutes. Inc DadI
wounded from the explosion at Fort Fisher were placed
on stretchcrs (wbile on the trnhsporV sh ha
so carried without moments delay on inc
wharf To avoid the jolting OF the ambuiahces
moving these wretchedly manglcd men DEMANDED the
closest attention both in placing them on ana I'hs
most unremittng cndeayor every one was In the nos
ptal by p. IN all had had most generous supper
and when midnight came all were washed, dressed
and as comfortable AZ the untirng force Of the hospital
could make them every one vcing with each other 10
give them assistance. The transport remoihed untI
too late to leave that evening. As to the arocious
fasehood Of the reputed deaths not only dd no delh
occur on the wharf but only one man dled IRON inc
25th TO the 2sh notwithstanding the fightin chhrac'
ter OF the wounds in addition Between three ana -FOUR
hundred sick and wounded were received from
on Sunday the 2gth inst-three days ater-afact when
in itself would utterly contradict the mlserape ne VI
7HeWord II atrociousy cruel to add iancied nor
rors TO those which the necessities of war ever prouuc
and that the friends Of these men should suer ut"u
NJ the heck of the editor of The World 1t may
not be that the public will demand that Justice he meted
out for this most malignant SANDER or that the rePuta
ton Of officers who have been foremost IN ieid anu
hospital In their attention to the sick and wounded De
ected but they will demand that The World makes
the fullest rcracton for the sake OF those VINO are
grieyDg in distant homes for Fort Fishers wounded
men near Fort schuyler
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on the existence Of any ohsr Federal Confederate Gov
eminent within the territory Of the United States
This resolution was agreed to- few members only
voting in the negative.
TRACE REGULATIONS.
On motion Of Ma WAsHBuRNE Qll.) resolution was
adopted for Joint meeting OF the Committees of Con-
ference Of t Houses TO examine into the subject oil
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The House in Committee Of the Whole resumed the
consideration of the Navy Appropriation bil. Inc
amendment pending was that OF Mr.. Davis (Md) 10
create a Board OF Admiralty. ;,
Mr.. BLOW spoke against the amendment and yindi'
Gated the Navy Department.
Mr.. DAVIS (Md) replied TO the gentleman who had
preceded him. saying by his amendment he did not
propose 10 remove the Navy Bureaus. but 10 provide
for the Secretary Of the Navy council of navy officers
as the Prcsdenth has his Cabinet so that he 700 may
have his advisers. He claimed that in his remarks
heretofore criticized be had been ylndeaing the OIL
GERS of the navy against the Navy Department.
| Mr.. PIKE replied 10 Alr DAVIS -.
| The question was then taken, and the amendment
creating Board Of Admiralty was disagreed to- Yeas
90; nays. 10. -
| The House concurred in the amendment Of the com
mttee providing for one additional midshipman TO the
Naval academy from each Congressional ION district
Tho Navy Appropriation bill was passed.
| EVENING SESSIONS
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,. a resolution was adopted
PROVIDING for evening sessions OF inc House ir, ,h ana n
after Wednesday next for the consideration Vi inc III
| tcTna Revenue Act.
| THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
| The House took up and passed the Senate resolution
Tor IN cncUuntNt 10 the iuIts, ~ no I"
ally for the counting Of the electoral votes for President
and Vice President of the United States in JOINT meet
| ing of the two houses on Wednesday next
| INFORMATION ABOUT QUOTAS.
! Mr. CulyIRR asked but refused, leave TO intro
| duce the following: - , =,
Re.ed That the Secretary Of War be- and hereby - d
rectcd II with the public interest to con
ncae 10 this House early day the basis upon which eaci
of the quotas the different districts ard states have pee
established and adjusted under each Of the several calls io
troops by the President the United States together wit
statement OF the number of troops and seamen ilr
Iicfrf
rebe ION with their respective terms of service.
The Nouse then ndlOnrned
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Mr.. Buckaey's amendment wos then adopted BY the

Mr.. BuckaleV's Amendments "oo '"o' "-Nf''' -
YyAs|Mey,. Brown. Bucsslcs Garlic Chander G na
ner C0Hsp Davis pooe p Johnson lane Il naisns
Nrsmitb Powell Ramsey Richard-0n, ssei'9S' ~"
Trumb,,I Van Wrinkle Wiley and es Di,o, Fa,wen
FcsSr ule Morgsn MGrren Nye, Sumner ard WILSON,
so the Senate 9doPted clause iS oerms recruit
inc agents to visit Southern States to Obtain recruits of
Mr. Uow.Rp offered amendment TO amend by
ioriing in tbe third section after the words be lined
not exceeding one thousand dollars tie words nor
less than two hundred dollars, and after these worls
ar ,mprisoned not exceeding two years tine words
" nor less tbas three months" The amendment was
Mr. HALE moved to strike ont fcm the third section
the words cor other person. after the words that any
recruiting agent, substitute broker"
Mr. WILSON said the section referred 10 was not
asked by the Administration. II was designed 10 pro-
feet helpless men everywhere. The African Save
trade paed before the cruees Of substitute brokerage
Men seduccd from insane hospitals ana pun hto
the army. Men druggcd and put into me army IN
an insensibe condition. More than that their bounty
was taken from them ont of 81 200 they sometimes got
no more than 500 He understood that in Newly OK
City they had brokers board which they regulated IN
Wallst. . ,
MI CONFESS Suggested so 10 amend the section that
it would read that any recruiting agent, substitute
broker other person, who shall for pay or prom, en-
list and tins amendment was accepted ny MI Hae
III lieu Of his amendment. .
The further consideration Of this subject was post
poned TIL ~ morrow.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
Mr.. SUMNER offered joint resolution proposing an
amendment 10 the Constitution as follows:
Representatives 10 Congress shall be apporuoned
among the several States which may be included in TINS
Union according to the number Of nal citizens OF age
having in each State the qualifications requlste LOT
electors of the most numerous branch OF the state
saures: the actual enumeration of such citizens sba
be made by the Of the United States IIAs was
referred TO the judiciary Committee
THE ATTACK on PETERSBURG.
MI WADE, from the Committee on the Conduct OF
the War made a report in relation 10 the attack on re-
tersbug in June last which, with the evidence taKen
was laid on the table. 49,
On motion of Mr. ANTHONY 5000 copies Of the report
ard testimony were ordered 10 be printed
The Senate went into Executive Session, and soon
after adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FHB6-
Before Commissioner OSBORN
ARE BROKERS CRIMINALLY LIABLE FOR PASSING BAD


United States agt John Gill.-Desendant is a.
clerk in the oce of william Clarke. broker, Cham
beers and Chatha st and charged with passing Mchs.
oronin poor boy, So counterfeit Treasury Note Tho
iacs az elected in the testimony OF the complainant and s
sister Margaret Sheea, show that ABOUT e 10Th 81
December last Margaret Michael 100 greenhack to get
changed when he TO Clsrtes Office aud asked the de-
PENDANT TO the bill. Defendant gave in exchange
80 two $40. and tho $50 counterfeit. in question Tia
character OF tue Oil not known BY the compliments nnt
two weeks subsequent when Michael took tie 80 20 defend
ant TO get changed INTO smaller bills when Clarke Observing
the defendant examining toe note looked bis shoulder
and pronounced counterfeit much the astonhmen ~
Michael The sister and Mchsel CHARGED the defendant with
having given them the bill two before which he de-
MED and Mr. Clarke being drawn alteration
parties ordered them to clear out.
The prosecution urged the point which the eset
dat il being in evidence by the testimony Of Nh Clarke tat
ne defendant expert in judging II the genunrs
spuriousness Of money aud that the bill being fac
bad counterfeit would have been instantly detected either
paying receiving upon that Circumstance soL. 10
The said that If scfend 10 b. ascrbed 70
the defendant the ground Of protesting skin OF eHpeG'ne
without other Suspicious Circumstances although the fact
his mind that the bill upon the eyid nee had be,a
traced 10 the defendant and that he gave II in exchange
the 100 greehbacs, s.l he not willing TO hold Tie
cused trial question requiring the ntnos. care AID
Of human mind when pressed and ENCLOSED with
rapid aud hurried thoughts Of nnmeraon which many times
distract the attention and make the mind obvious for
et perhaps OF the faculty of discerning the character Of tie
money A. Il passes through his hands.
To Judge # the quo amino time the denisB passed
the bill depend upon something more thaI the ab-
question Of mental expsrtnes and as The dsiendes
has given the COMMISSIONS evidence Of good character %
decides discharge him the ground that there II not SUM
cent evidence Of intent probable knowledge cit
IN 1riousuess Of the bill. Defendant discharged.
Joseph Bell and 4. Van ner for the United states 81 %
well swain for delend-nt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

SIR: The following extract is taken from The
World Of February
Il stated that Thursday Of last week. week renst
able the extraordinary severity OF the wrahera snsp
ed with SICK aud wounded soldiers discharged its Of
human suffering the wharf Fort Schuyler The aLs
port to her dock early In the afternoon No pfepas
had been ds tor r.ceyng her brave snappy
gers. They taken from their bes board. carried
upon the ~hsrf and laid there Va without beds
coverings, exposed ~ all the beskGess OF January winds
transport unlpad-d put OH again into TIE stream
and from hye In the evening ill midnight these soldiers OF
Union stricken down in its defense wero loh To the
mercy the elements Tea Of them died during these cruel
nou hen last the ariy af1buances and carts
10 remove the rest thar twenty hye had been
Frustrated ~ the exposure tina, they died before morning
Is Impossible 10 comment upon such story As this, Would
10 Heaven he honor Of the American name that we're
equally impossible 10 believe IT, II true, II admits neither Of
nor ,Icuse. Suffice II them 10 ask to-day: il II
who responsible for outrage oil which
no words can d.sclibe or chssti.e the enornity"
That such article grossly false and sulting to
the officers charged with tho OF the wounded from
Fort Fisher should be put forth even in The Worid is
monstrous That sheet well knows that were the thou
sandth part Of these allegations true the punishment
for such negligence would have fall,u at once. Could
the Nedio1 Director have been gaOysns VI Spch W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
cOIIRT OF GENERAL SEssiOSs-FEB. 6.-Befs,e Re
cordrr .oFFAAN.

De reduced 10 :" To-
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioEs-FEB 6.-Befa'e Re-
The February term Of the Court of General Ses-
sions was commenced hi, morning. Soon after Tie corrt
opened the following Grand Jury was summoned; Hdwsd
nel Boa, Horace c. Crepore, William Kemp, stephen
Phibn Thomss NJ PsEri q, CHARLES smith Charles {.
Osborn John +; Baldwin, William GFayd9n M1t,n~w ny
Powers. George Quimby, RUN, =. Wood John La5egh,
Tie Record in bis charge to the Grand Jury se .exen.
ing to the usual topics referred 70 the difficulty IN obtaining
1ries in capital cases, which he characterized crowns
evil to which he felt boand TO call their ai,enon ths
posed on them in the trial Of ofenses which IN
voyed the peace and GOOD ORDER OF tne eo h, y,
could not be found In cases OF homicide when calico Tor ts.
Those who had been summoned TO serve TESTIFIED hey hsa
formed opinions on the when they read Tepors OF them
in the nsspa,ers they had to be set aside thus imped
the Justice The great mass Of nros VINO nad o.eu
declared Ineligible 10 casual observer in the Court nght
seem hat these jurors had formed opinion forhe parpo.s
impute aa, motive to them. II however the citizens Of ING
community desired that crime should De speed p.nisss
Of crime by the administration OF us,icethey mu. be PEI
pared perform the duties OF jurors II they should na
nirbt rs.1 u ard assume true any other re-
corded fat Which might pass before them. nes ueL
LIQUID SD..s N,a vs, hem from irving IT, If th@y
we.o called t. % r. knew there might be
vonid be bo,,sr Tor al who rad them say" st the best
nav be one side account ard may be called on the es'e
coiny 10 ill., law and the .yidence" ltwasioHnd necessary,
CIV ~ g. ha difficulty n summon one two ard even r,y
thouad I'D ey ni,i De ensod 70 s' ~. CT
rcu - ~, lie usde tief fenaSs oelVle .he
Jnv o.c5r irat the oay mode by "hch ne oo1 20 y
rueic az 70 zoe S.S Of justice and The u.
crease Of ne would prepare Themselves 70 act a. Jurors
Tsfui. ii orinous witch mini them legally for The pS
and is dee.e would follow. If bic remarks bad sny .ns
10, but if ohsrwise he could only ,sy he Lao si'
charged his duty in calling Tia er attention TO thee evil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
CITY ITE MS.

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Feb. G.-There Is
another short supply of cattle in market to-day. the
exact number on the books being 2623. This embold
ened statesmen to name their terms little in advance OF
the opening rates last Monday and during the forenoon
Il is probable that butchers paid more for their cattle
taking quality and price and estimate Of weight all into
consid ration. 1t is proper. however to state that the
butchers stubbornly resisted the advance buying in
some cases only half Of the usual quantity ana IN some
cases refusing TO buy anything at tie prices named
which were IN the morning 2iG25c. per ID. for few
pairs Of extra quality and 2ld2c. per b. for consld'
cradle number Of real good irstciass bulocks. WINE
medium quality oxen and steers sold night along through
the drove to average 2Dc and none that We enI Ihr
beef sold under 20c.. though Few were quoted an
along from II l-c but none below Ire were SOLD that
would be taken hy any rsclnss butcher into his shop.
At those prices the trade was languid. and sales
50 slow that there was an unusually i'rfo
proportion ~ the stock remaining unsold AZ O'clock
and We thought sellers we're wiling 10 mako cJnces
oDs 10 buyers equal 10 bali cent pound The aver
age price d the market to day estimated at st cents
her round which Il quarter Of accent higher than la
Lnrlny Int that j. on account II an Improvement in
quality There Is still a very large supply OF state
stock mostly working oxen, IN only working orueT
which bring 20 coufs per pound There were 400 head
M local cattle" down the Harlem ro1d and nearly the
whole of them oxen and some Of tie best sold "a The
Government agents II j. ceuts por pound i've "eighI
Tho weather 10 dny d very favorable for trade, being
ce,r and mild thaging little IN the sun daring the
middle of the day we hear Of over 2vJ cars 81 cattle
which should have reached here or ALBANY there had
heeu NO detention upon tbc railroads. Government IA
no. buylug largely to-day. The new contract j. 10 be
lc tomorrow Feb. T. for six weeks, for which there
viii be considerable competition but we venture that
ro owe will take II low ne the cattle could D.
h,nght In open Market week by week, and
nm The soldiers would get better beef and nobody
vonll be charged with bribery and corruption for
..e'ivt,s od stays and bony oxen. Whoever takes
his copifsct must furnish good cattle they will get
Ugh, Of the Interior OF foit Lafayette. Tie soldiers
r1 he cheated no longer II open exposure of cheating
en- ,reyeut IL The sheep market j. fully supplied and
,r,cs, arc lower The decline Is fully half cent q
pound Tie top price q any IN market to-day Is l2ic
trade as dragged heavily at the above decline since
Tuesday There very little doing in the hog market
to-day -Four car loads sold ut lac. yer ID. gross.
Prime lots worth li,c.
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corrpT cALENDAR-THr. DAY.

SrrRrME CoURT-tiTSERAL 1ERM.-Pre'erod
Can.es Mo-. T. a. g. 20 90 81. 80 80 a. IS 35t 20 ~
40 90 a. ~. CIRcrIrPGu l.-Nos. 800 49, 03 ~ :. =
as Az 81 4l9 4g. 5l3 81 $50 81 o0s Cal, COS J, 90,
73q Par Ii Adjourned 70 "Wednesday morning 900,
SUPERIOR COURr-Part Nos 1901, 3St', 80,
ao2 9eI 9a 9sei 65l 49 !65 375l, SOL 40ol. 1919 ISL.
Psr No. $40 .32 $685. CO. slA, 1900 4ole, ijC io',
.JIg 2y4. $500. 1921, 40. 1913. =. 49,
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part l.-Nos. 'S.,
PaI-Nos 49, GO t29 10. 557 49o 80 ca D. 49, 90 ''
ha1