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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22
assessors Office.

assessors Office,
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
bird DISTRICT, OF VERMONT. EAST
Alburgh Nov. 10th, 1866.
lNICE is hereby given that, the president has
'Nqpointed Geo. W. Hendee, Esq of MorristOwn
SAINT Assessor, for the 10th Division Of this
tNct, consisting of the towns Of Morristown,
'fRark, stowe, wOlcott and Gilmore. All per.
b within said division liable to tax under the
aise Laws of the U. s.. will take notice accord
4 ty and make returns to the said assistant as
sN lw3 HENRY O. ADAMS, Assessor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22
U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION
Army e. Navy Claim Agency


GEORGE II. BAILEY. Local Agent.
OFFICE, - f,I.I rg
In y. S. Mastering 8 Disbrsing Office.
BRATTLEB0Ro. VT.
THE U. s. Sanitary Commission, desiring 10
L relieve soldiers, sailors and their families
from the heavy expenses usually paid for the
of such claims have established thia
Agency. to collect pensions, arrears of pay.
bounty and other claims against the Govern
ment, WITHOUT CHANGE OR EXPENSE OF ANY
KIND WHATEVER TO TIE CLAIMANTS.
On application sent to this Agency. stating
the name and post-oiiice address Of tbs claimant,
the name. rank, company. regiment, fervics
and state Of tho soldier on whore account tho
claim Is made date Of discharge or death. tho
proper blanks will be filled cut a. far as possible
and forwarded to the person applying These
can then be executed aud returned to this Office.
where the claim will he prosecuted 10 a final Is
sue in the shortest possible time. 4ow5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22
3irths.

In this village on the 18th inst. a son to Hen
h ]. and Annette l.illey.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22

DIR. STRCKLAND's PILE REMEDY has cured thous
ands of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding
Piles 1t gives immediates relief and effects per-
manent cure. Try it directly-it is warranted to
cure
For sale by all Druggists. 50cents per bottle.
Geo Goodwin Il Co, SO Hanover st. Boston,
sole agents for New England.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22

Work Weekly Hop Report,-Prepared ex-
.N..ssly for the NEwsDEALEB, by Emmett Wells,
Enmmission Dealer in Hops, No. As, Front
Y. Consignments respectfully solicit.
ed. N.r voax Nov ,s,h 1909
II may not be generally known, that in
hs manufacture Of lager, none but the
Vet grades, such as impart fine favor,
N be used, while for present use ale, the
Inferior qualities can be worked. About
IA bales have changed hands this week,
;,,uding old and new. The import into
T,w York is 250 bales from England.
,ssl,s Common to fair to 10 good to prime
a 10 80 choice to fancy $50 40.
,ss5's Common to fair 20 to 80; good to prime
sto 20 choice to fancy 80 to GO.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-22
,,,, Ell 80 to 1900 % s.. 80 to II 90

,.l,tv sll so to 1900 I'd $3.50 to 100 I;
~ n 90. to $50. aoo
s''rs and Calves-S45 to 10.
yyssasrlings-slf 90 TOGO 90 two years old, $50
W W and I,ambs-ll5s3 at market :priees in
shse}P * 20 90; extra, 81 % to 100.
f. ssa,SSss-Oi % to 9.c per Id. Tallow- ] to
\ Ct per ID. ,,,
sssIsl IS to LIS each.
ao,So IS brisk and prices higher than last week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

THIS is one of deaths mos, poignant
terrors the thought that shall pass out
of sight, aud be forgotten. Yet ! know
,bat IL Is 80, aud must be- so, in the
nature Of things. Man may cut aud
slash at all the beautiful things in ma
ture, rs he will, and cover the face Of the
earth With bis own pigmy and puerie un.
dertekings Time follows close in his foot
steps, pulls them down into ragged hesps
aud then covers tbeiT unsightlness with BIZ
own grave beauty aud sof,Dess. So Dea,i
may cut deep as he will into our hearts
aud leave them bleeding at every pore, but
be the wound every so ghastly, Time ~a'
bind il up, aud we shall Gene again to be
as we were, with The very scar concealed
beneath his skilful treatment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

How long Eve, the first woman lived
we do net know. Ii is curious fact thai
3 2 in sacsed history, the age, death and burial
OF only ore womaD-Sarah the wife o
Abraham, is distinctly noted. Woman's
Age, ever since, appears not to hare been
q subject for history or discussion
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

A California printer, who has been to
Japan, says that though working entirely
by hand, using no kiud Of press in their
printing, the Japanese printers execute
many descriptions Of work, equal to what
is dore in son!e portions of Europe
Among The specimens be has brought back
says the San Francisco Flog, is really
spirited picture Ct the entrance Of the
Great Eastern into New York harbor
copied from Frank Leslie's pictorial Of the
event. The picture is we'll printed in
colors, issnearlys thirty inches square, aud
is formed of six parts. Each purt must
have required at least half dozen blocks TO
print 1t. Each had been so closely adjusted
that the joins are not discernible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The idea of spreading pesiileuce by in.
fectcd clothing, is not a recent one with
the rebels. Two years ago, Parson Brown
Jalowreceived ut bis sanctum what purported
to be an exchange paper, Done up in the
usual manner, but proved TO be a cloth
dressing from small pox patient.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
A New Yorker, through the Po

A New Yorker, through the Post,
makes the following ,ffei:
The government has offered 500, 600 for
JEFF Davis, and has got him. | will give
the government $3.50 900 for him, with
his pe!iicoat on; aud l will exhibit him
through:Ihe country, petticoats aud oil. as
the hast of the ''chvaily," and give one
half OF the gross proceeds Of tie show to
the fand OF the widows aud orphans Of our
soldiers, and for the martyrs Of Anderson
) vile aud Libby prisons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17


49, = 81 4 .-----<osE
'ris not 70 pause,
When at the door
q tlgN "a tretnbiing brother stands q
To ask the cause
That made him poot.
,DxW9rweJ be hs'P demands
"ris not TO spurn
That brothers prayer,
For faults he once has KNOWN
'Tis not 10 leave him 10 despair
I'LL Z ABE say ibafl have penes
The voice OF Charity iskind,
She thinks nothing wrong
10 every fault she seemeth blind,
Nor vauu,sth with her tongue.
In penitence she placeth faith.
Hope smileth at her door,
Relieveth 6rst, then gently saith,
30, brother sin 20 more"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
TLAx SEED WANTED by 4
II II. A, HENDRV DRUGGIST,

DORK WANTED in, the Hos, for which
IL the highest market price In Cash viii be paid
kshtabula. Dec. as 1854. GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

+ AS flowers carry DEVELOPS, trembling
on the edge Of the petals, and ready to fall
at the first waft Of wind or brush of bid
SO the heart should carry its beaded words
Of thanksgiving, and at every dispensaiion
of providence should let them fall perfumed
with the hearts gratitude.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
Thompson ouar,ry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson
a LAke coensy h ths nearest and most convenient for
the strsus Of and vicinity Of any otbsr and the
d11ay Stone Quito any dimensions and for any purpose
dresed In ths most vorkmanke at short notice.
Orders solicited, for Flsggng, Steps, weStones Under.
pinnng, window and Door Caps and Ss Coping and Wa
tsr Tables when the travelling good parties do theT
own hauling ct considerable savne. 3. EDGERT0A
Thomssons Dee. EAse7. TA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

+L IEIT 0kH'so7os, kFFiif'h lss.
w HEREAs BY satisfactory evidence
prsencd y the undcss;xns1 hon besr made 10 spp<ar
hat The Fsrners Hasoa&i nsnk cf Asskuls- In M
irge of Ashishu, IN NE county of Arhsbna and etss Of
hio has been daily organised pnasf and sccordos 70 ks
reqdmmeuis tbs sc cfCongv, sntited All 70 pro
vide National Currency, secured By pledge f tIrteS
states Bonds and 70 provide for the rcrlson and rsdsp-
Hpp thereof sppvysd Juse 3 1894 and hss compsd win
al the provison Of said ss required 10 DO complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under said se
Now, there Freeman sisIte Comptroller q The crr
rencv do hcreby certify that The fkmc National BANK
q kshnhula n the village VI Asht.bui IN the county Of
Athsbul ststs Of Ohio wauthossed 70 he
business OF B.tkirR under the act aforesaid. Is'f
"a trstmcpy wSsisc wtuess my hard and seal Of oace
shs Fourth asy Of April lsss; ~ \, iasg a
Il lL.a Svad "a g1s .Cemprpllsr Of ths Cunrny.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

.s Josh Bilogs says Of friends: get mine
ard manage TO keep them by not asking
them for anything but edvce you can't
ask anything Of u man that be loves to
give more, and ccsis him less, than advice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

Ashtabula Union school
ossrgs W. waite, A. y. ssPsrs.is.4esi
10. ". wAIrs : Pr,nspAI Of high School
Mas sARAB II. fAxksE, Grammsr t
H.s susAn sAnrsos, Secondary Dspartn sst
Mis- SUSAN n WILpss. Primary Depsrtmsnt
Miss EnnA EHsIoz, -lisa-3o. Assistant IN Primary
The School Ii Fss toa psoas Of suitable ago rssidng
within the village nit and the "Des sttashsd thereto
fos Sohaoi pnrposes.T q "a eef,innfeD gdg
Forty sssks sonsiuts yssr Terms for pspls from abroad
wislb be- ~ uHf sl98 f'fd8 ai"o''1 tti 81 v
ysr ysr ersms, e,%:y ~ ...'. isSS isSS
Fer High sehsoi -Ld- ,i-5i0-.N hoo
All applications admission 10 Be- sds to hs Supsn-
tsndant. ft t.. 4 t.,-..5
The Fau Ters. commences Monday ssptsmber sth
1858, and the Winter Term Monday, JAnuaU I'd, 1896
II s highly desirable pupils should sh
ing Of terms No pupils oetf the village will b fsesved 70
period than term, and dsdastiol
espt In eases OF sickness removal. 1.t o. rra,. ..
;:Stsa 8; = 4 sssss' 4 sssRis sai5H .'...'''.
rr q. q. CULLEI, y Board OF Educstinn:
J. b. cRossy,
VIZ. sAHsekz,
-f,., 80 AT. HGssAHD. ssSasy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

lave you read TEisi The undersigned respect
ny feques all persons having any unsettled sceounts
his Book prior to the lat day 0f jan 1868 whether
fAEor or against 10 call and settle the Immediately
Those having notes due and unpaid also requested
eau aud pay The
Asatabala Jar 10 1885
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
For Sale.

.e. For Sale.
- WILL be Sold at Private Sale, the
Farm OF the subsciber pleasantly situated on the Lake
Shore about two miles west Of the arbor within the
boundaries Of saybrook township consisting Of
Hundred and Ten Aces Of superior land high Of
cnlvaton abou GO OF which in Wood snd Timber
The budngs are in gooe condition. the Barns and
bes exen sVe For soil produeyenes and beauty and de-
srabenes of location II hardly surpassed this vicinity.
be sold at the rate oil $50 acre either one body
) or divided 10 suit purokasers- Enquireof
= risa 81 frfli - HENRY WILKINSON
~ y t.fft on the premises
y ssytreoh, May 20, 1865. smsoi
The SiIard uhicn will cory and continae for mosuusss
sooner ordered out
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

~ When gloon falls upon us, it may be
81 we have entered into the cloud that will
give its gentle showers TO refresh Us.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

s.i' What will paralyze small minds moy in
cite larger ores, as The breath which extin-
gnishes the candle viii kndle aud strength.
en- the FIRE on the hearIhstone.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

1t is said there was never bus one man
who wasn't spoiled By being lionized-he
was Jew, ard bis name was Daniel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

{. On The day Of the Presidents funeral,
bronzed nnd weather beaten soldier, snx
ious TO obtain better view of the process.
sion, happened to step before party OF
ladies and gentlemen. One of the gentle.
men nudged him on The elbow, OF the some
time observing
Excuse inc, sir, you are right in front Of
u.'
Bowing handsomely in loturn. the sold
sa Ter replied:
THAT is nothing remarkable for me, sir !;
have been in front Of you for four years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The most unwholesome bread, 10 the
Z long ran, is that taken ont Of other men's
mouths.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17
pURN WINES and LIQUORS, for

ST. Croix and Old Jamaica.l onOd Holland and Iendo.
Charles Gin. .wmsKrod Bourbon Copper Dstilsd Pine
apple, Monongahels and Excelsior whisky. WIsEs-Poyt
Madeira, Sherry Malaga and Garrett Also Cktawba and
Foreign Chsmpaine winesal warranted Of the puxsst
quality, for sale By GEO. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-17

The buyer needs hunde red eyes. the
seller not one.
A smntteier in everything is generally
good fer no'hipg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

sical neighbors capitulated at once, and our musical club ceased to hold it's regular meet ings Occasionally, however, when ''the sound of the tabor is heard in the halls of >Morner," or for the purpose of giving our many friends a gentle reminder of the power of music, "The Phiddel, the Phlewt and the Drum" holds special meeting If therefore any of our readers, while walking in the upper part of South street, some tranquil evening, should imagine that they heard 'a fairy-like music steal over. the ea,''-a noise resembling the continual roar of an angry lion, the unin- terrupted below of an infuriated bull, mingled with the occasional shriek of a hungry hyena, they will be reassured by the knowledge that it is nothing but our club performing an eve ming atattoo" BEN BoLT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
In the Sheffield Scientific School-Colonel Hired B, Rockwell is elected Professor of

! In the Sheffield Scientific School-Colonel Alfred B. Rockwell is elected Professor of Mining. a
 Judge Osborne, of the Law School, resigned bis professorship. but no successor was ap- poiuted.@ The office. however, is to be filled the coming year. under the direction of Judge Dutton: '~ 7. Professor D c. Gilman resigned his posi- ton as College Librarian, and Mir Addison Van Name. Instrnetor in Hebrew in the Di- vinity School, is appointed Librarian in his place. Dr., Harris has not signiGed his acceptance l of the appointment, nor is it certain that he vii: accept it, We'were told that gentleman of wealth, having view to give large sum of money in aid af come college, had been at tise 'Harvarf Commencement, was at Yale during the exercises of the week, and purposed to visit Williams College, when he would de termine to which of the three he would make his donation .7+ s"
 A chapel is to be erected on the College
 
 grounds, to the memory of the fallen Yale de lenders of onr republic. In the edifce is to be deposited whatsoever any person may choose to place there in their honor
 The Art Bnilling is rapidly progressing uu- der the supervision of A. R. Street, Esq, who to his credit is erecting it at an expense of $l00o00 A noble man, displaying taste worthy of the admiration of the refined through out our republic. The Phi Beta Kappa ora ton, by Dwight Foster of Worcester, M ass was we'll written, and ab0unded in noble ut terances, but was quite too tamey pronounced. Dr. Hollands poem was good, though we did not admire his fling at Gen. Butler to glorify West Point. Holland the poet is an anti-sla- very man, but Holland the editor is-we know not what. The hour occupied by MT. Foster, should have been occupied by MT. Garrison.
 Dr. Bacon officiated at the funeral of Arthur Tappan at his residence, offering a few remarks and prayer, Several cergymen were pres ent, but took no part in the exercises Bear ers-Rev. $. s. Jocelyp, of Brooklyn, Profes- sors Thacher and Hoppin, Henry White, Esq, Rev Cordozo. Amos Townsend and MT. John son. ALUMNUS.
 NEW HAVEN, July q, 1865 ...s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

A REBEL GIRLS PosTscRIPs- letter from rebel girl in Nashville. to her brother in Hoods army, has been published. After giv- ing him delightfully."- loquacious account of the marriage of several furiously rebellious ladies with Federal officers, the young lady adds four postscrips devoted to certain Federal cap tain, who has been " boarding with us merely for protection" Here are the postscri2s
 P. $. l.-Do you think it would be vio- lation of my Southern principles to take an oc- casional ride, for my health, with the captain !? He has such nice horse and buggy! You know there can be no possible harm in that.
 "P. s. 2,-Tbat very impertinent fellow actually squeezed my hands as he helped me out of the buggy this evening We had such delightful ride! want you to come home and protect me, Tom as 1 don't like to live this way much longer.
 P. 5, 3.-If ever should marry Yankee (but you know my principles too we'll for that,) would do it merely as the humble instrument to avenge the wrongs of my poor, oppressed country. Little peace should be planted in his couch his dreams should be of Holoferpes, and my dry goods bill as long as the internal revenue law f.-r ... .......... .''- . "P. s. 4-Come home, brother Tom, and take the amnesty oath for two months or there abouts, want to tell you secret. On due consideration have come to the determination to make martyr of myself. Yes, brother Tom, am going to marry the Yankee captain, on patriotic principles" -.. ..--.
 MARIF'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

-- One of the oldest wholesale and retail firms in London is carried on under the names whose owners were gathered to their fathers centuries ago. The real proprietors are never seen upon the premises, and the highly salarie'd manager of the business is bound never te re- veal their names or whereabouts. q The long talked of international bridge at Buffalo seems about to be realized. Two mil lion five hundred thousand dollars have been pledged for the work, which will consist Of a durable and eleeant iron bridge to span the Niagara at that point as wellas f,,rHths con- struction of a gland union depot building. and the seven miles of railway around the ciiyto connect the eastern lines with the bridge The contract has been let.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10

MONTHLY REPORTS OF THE DEpARrMRsT OF AGRIcULTURE.- receive bundles of these Reports for distribution. We shall be happy to furnish any one who desires them, regular ly, if such persons will notify us and provide for the postage. They give the earliest authen- tic information of the crop prospects of the whole country, condensed from the reports of correspondents in every county. Address
 T, S. GOLD, West Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
WAITING FOR ME

|yF tEREif ht--- tS"'+ tF'' i'i.f' r.''' There is a form of, girlish mould ait .a g., Under the spread of the branches old, .. "a At the well known beachen tree, ''f'' With the sunset lighting her tresses of gold, And the breezes waving them, fold upon fold, '" Waiting for me, .,. sf lsasiHigg ti3s}- k d!uau' ,1t sHii '"' There is the sweet voice, with cadence deep, Of one that singeih our babe asleep,
 HI And oftt n turns to see t''@R' if'8 ''' How, the is iarssi trough the lattice begin te l.. peep, ... ,{ y .,..,., .,,,, < ..ts,,sa5 tai q And watches the lazy dial creep
 Waiting for me, 'g1i'''H' IF
 Long since those locks are lard in the clay, Long since ,hnt voice has passed away, '' ,, On earth no more to be;9g sal ao nn # But still in the spirit world afar., ,.d-Y a gt SGe is still the dearest of those that are sAl4ai at,a Waiiingsfor me-. .sa isi aiie 't''t
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
~, n .. ,, CHAPTER XVIII F.LrIgl An Act concerning the Record of Deeds of Real ..

Be qt enacted 6y tke Senate a,sd Hoase of Rep. ressntatives int General Assembly couVenea '} SEC. l. That the record of any instrument in tended as conveyance of legal interest in lands but which, by reason of formal defect shall oper- ate only as conveyance of an equitable interest in such lands, shall be held to be notice to all the world of whatever equitable interest is created or passes by such instrument , 'istFF ' 'I'-H
 SEC. 2 That contracts for the conveyance of lands or of any interest therein, and instruments of any kind by which equitable interest in lands is created or conferred, where such lands are par ticularly described in such contract or other in strument, may berecorded in the land records of the town in which such lands are situated, and such record shall be held to be notice to all the world of the equitable interest thus created or conferred. auH q Il .t.g.aslb 4 4 Ij. 51 k 1T Approved, June 22d, 1865. ysinuE 2 .tist
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
CHAPTER xx. . AnrAct relating to Probate Districts. T

Be ft enacted 6y tue Senate and House of R.ys. sentatives in General Assembly convened: ,ta,t \ SEC l, That the town of East Granby, be. and name of the, district of East Granby And the first judge of said district may be elected at a special meeting of the town of East Granby, held in said town, and to be specially called for that purpose by the selectmen of said town, some time in the month of Jnly, A, D, 1865 and the term of expire on the fourth day of July, A. D. 1866. Pro vided, however that all business that shan be be gun or entered in the court of probate for the dis trict of Granby on or before the fourth day of July A. D. 1865, shall be completed therein, in the same manner as if this Act had not been passed.
 SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from and after it's passage. fEslHssg # saslHfW
 Approved, June P, 1865.
 lContinued on Fourth Pags.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-10
F CHAPTER XIX:
"WnIFfT I n CHAPTER XIX. --I1I T An Act for the Encouragement and Regulation of
 - Fishing in Rride,s Brook East Lyme

An Act for the Encouragement and Regulation of
 Fishing in Brides Brook, East Lyme.
 Beit enacted by the Seaate aud House of Repre- sentatives im General Assembly coaVepsd SEC. l. No weirs or other Instructions shall De placed across Brides Pond Brook and outlet in East Lyme, either by the adjourning proprietorss or by any other persons, between, the setting oi the sun on Saturday evening and the rising ol .ne same on the subsequent Friday morning, at any time between the twentieth day of March, ana s sne nothing herein contained Shall be construed to prevent prevent the proprietors of lands adjoining said brook and ontlet, from erecting dams upon said stream for the purpose of carrying & mssHinery& & or nro1visions of this section, shall be subject to src aY'Tbat section 3l of An Act for 'encourag- ing and regulating fisheries be and the same here by yhsnrassa IS GspeaIeJJ June 22 1885, Tgljr sossi