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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

La slo,hiaS Of man vas found Tuesday Ct last
reek % ri = from Liberty, Inisaas, ia tie woods
IAe eass wcre ssariy D<w. and coed material,
hcil ss<ss. boo sara % aerelosies-s Some Of the
sa0'hse vss aoOiy. d j. IS supposed ia; o. ewnsr
PAS uuersssed. s. Is e
E.ss:sss.....s N2rt.azsilIs. Ness-1 c0anty. IS 10
Tested with gipseys The people thereaboats to
regard thsm great nuisance tAs army wurEn,
iransassx, wssya &c tbs Wabash sessshss. CA !
os Wednesday night last. the store of Thomas Tull
Ason, at Austin, entered and robbed Of dry goods
hak sd sAes,sshs.sas.s assoc.
NEEAr has Advanced il this market Old new sells
at So per bushei; new from 7ec to 81 Sc According
70 weight Old wheat aeur STA per bxrrei. Coal oil
81 Per -slhsn- Fresh beef f5c per pound.t Sullivan
eDeuaacrafs e1k sfaaa 2asss aaI s
Tar Sairaa Dsmoera. saws II is astonishing 10 see
tie apples cherry, peach and pear trses N bloom
he past mo months aboei the tosl destruction OF
fruit. 49, II ef-5s4 PCS 5ts3s@
/ MAsosrc-Grand Master Harvey e. Haresri-s the
Grand Master Of the Mssens OF the STATE of Indiana.
N Boone county, Fears are unoertained Of his rseoy-
cry indianapolis Journal. @.'@t- si4A"
Mr.. Henry Sperry, proprietor of the Meehs Mn.
near Crax fordsvile, has With heavy less. Tne
foundation Of portion OF his banding gave way, last
Monday, precpta ting amidst the ruins below, near
thrse thousand bushels OF wheat and seven hundred
barrels OF Hour. The loss viii fall but little short
Ut ieoee. l93ls sHa faE ses8z8 I'D 81.
At Walkerton, IN st. Jo. county, few days since a
party toak one Philip SAaltz nd.'hung hum briefly
to make him own 10 the stealing of pocket book.
Peilip denied. They swung him second time, and
when they took him down he near dead tsat
lit relaired nearly hour before ne revived. At
terwaris the book was found and Shultz proved in
| noeent.a sss+a''3 .-ts 's s--4f ~ stsE
: Over $ioo.0eo of military claims allowed by the
Military Aaditing Committee, and paid o1t OF the
State Treasury, have baen returned by the Depart
ment at Washington on account of informafny and
I other reasons. 1t is said that the Government viii
repudafe many OF these claims thus paid aud the
7 State Will iqse largely. IL - -.,,-..+5s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
We find the following crop items in the North Yer

We find the following crop items in the North YER
non PAN Dcatcr:
wuEAr-The wheat prospect is about nine humid
red and fifteen thousand times better than it was
month ago. when it looked as though we would have
none and lift improves hereafter as il has during
tina, tinne viii have nearly half ordinary yield.
FRulr-The prospect for apples and cherries is az
that lovers of these fruits could desire, the trees being
buried in bloom and if the weather behaves itself
genteey, the crop viii be very full one. The sup
ply Of peaches viii not be large would wish
but larger than we feared il would be. The trees
hare east their bloom, and if Hyemis consiierate
enough to visit more, will have about halle
crop, which willing accept and say nothing
about il. efs n9 h*sss@ss - R0N -
fears of the Sscrrtar of the Treasure that he
could sot fiadleyal men in the South to collect inter
from washington states that all the revenue officers
in Virginia have been filled by men no take the
test OATH We apprehend that the thing be
accomplished in all the other States except South
Carolina and enough loyal be from the
other rebel States NIL the Offices in that State.
i@t JosnE Hall, OF Georgia be appointed collector
Of the district IN which be resides, and We guarntee
that he fins enengh legal GeoFgians 10 ell the sub
II hou appeals thatfse visit a. S. E. Perkn 5, ESD
to washias tan City Ia secuee the appointment Of
Austin II. Pststt, of Putnam cesnty, Governor of
Montana, amt to fer himself, reported,
situation in the Freeimsu's Bureau Department. The
President, however, could net the prapriey of
such an arrangement, hence Perkins letter to his
paper surmlsins that Mr. johnson woud return 70
the radicals On platform somewhat modified" Yer
ry these fellows exclsin, With Nasty. where
the Offices e., " abash Express. 80 ~+...ss -
The bal passed some weeks siaos BY the House sf
Repres protect loyal soldiers from prose-
cn,ion for acts done during the war in sccordanee
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

PaDpLE YouR Own. CANoE.-The fol-
lowing card is posted cohspieuously in
the Office of one of the principal lumber
dealers in Cleveland: =is Fs EF9
mo credit would rather lose your
custom than to trust you.
s@Reasons-lst- Because can afford
to sell my stock lower for cash than for
credit. I'd do not have to charge
good customers large profit to make
up for losses by bad ones. Sd. The
cash system Is best for you. for me and
for ALL 4th- If You have not capital of
your own to build with, yon had better
not build---at least, on my capital !.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

For dc Palladium 4
Now tie spfing q cornng. coraipg. III
And the apaas tree is bIeoslings
Nature all atpnce stunning
n g. Robes q green.
In the valley hear tfls Jingle
OF the cQvstfil's lazy Jingle, Hs+
While the srarrow- sw-etiy misefe
Seses between.
z Nov shA foeest-bird Is singing. -ssi
And the woods with echoes ringing,
Whereshe maple tres is dingsag
~ @@# Out her leaves
: softl vafaiis the esnsls saso y ss,s
Sparkling on the fragrant flower,
w hils We hear within our bower #a1
aasgff eag4ss The dripping cares. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
The Uses of Glycerine.

The uses of glycerine are daily extend
ing, and tits now a commercial article
as easily obtained as alcohol There is
one application which ought to become
popularity known. This is the property
it possesses of disselving out the odorif-
erous principle of flowers. The leaves
of roses. of hyacinth, jasmin. gersnium,
etc. are to be put into stoppered bot
tie. and glyeerine left in contact with
them for three or four weeks. All of
the perfume will be extracted. and as the
glyeerine will readily mix with water, a
scented wash can be prepared for the
hands. as well as an extract made for
usein Incorporation Of perfumery.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

The Cairo Times, formerly neutral
with strong Republican rroclivities
comes out boldly and hoists the name Of
j chnson for the next President
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

1t IS rumored that Hon, Green Clay
Smith. Of Kentucky. viii be appointed
Governor OF Montana Territofy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

Joseph Bladget. an old man. residing
in Pleasant township, Switzerland county
committed suicide q few days ago, by
shooting himself with a pistol
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

y To instantaneously remove super
fuous hair; Undertaket TO kiss spHnky
woman against her viii e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

In Fountain county the Dem ocrats
have elected seven ont of the eleven
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
w Advertisements.


UDY VIRTUE or A WRIT Of Ere<utlen to
ID me arecteAfera she Clerks eflce Of the Unssd
States Cisenit c.iA Or sAeSsreait asa pbtries sf
Indiana will on ~s=s ~ -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

THEN AND Now.-In 1861, Congress
was asked to declare that the States
which rebelled had forfeited their ex-
istence as states. Mr.. Conway, of Kan
sas, offered resolution declaring that
the American Union consists of those
States which are now loyal to the Fed
eral Constitution 1t was tabled by
one hundred and thirty-two votes-M Mr..
Conway himself being the only person
who voted in its favor 4
By the light of these facts. it is readi
ly seen that the now dominant faction
in Congress which claims to be the Re-
publican party, the Union party, the par
" that carried the country through the
war, Is not that party at all. Thaddeus
Stevens is now rampant for Congress to
do that which. as a Republican, he de-
clared would be high crime Congress
now daily assumes that the Congression-
al declaration of 1851 was a gigantic
talsfty, and acts on that very negation of
the States which it voted down as out
rageous.-f Lafayette Courier. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

An old man in Johnson county, Ark,
was recently killed by his two children,
aged thirteen and fifteen, who beat him
to death with clubs, after which they Sc
cretly buried him. The nei gfbors sus-
picsoned all was not right, and visited
rffe house, questioned the children, when
they aseertained they killed him because
he uas-eld and sick and a great deal of
trcrbfei ESQ ssS I8g azz s. rc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

DELAr--se1ur paper fhiied 70 'sceme to
time from che city this we,k. and we
are delay 3D. In consequence, This is
provoking and very exhaustive Of our
stock Of paAienee. as we'll as the patience
of our slhacxiherss -
r4r- wcohase procured Che assistance
OF c. K. JoHksos. Esq- as Local Editor,
aud. from kissexperience, NJ can prom
iac our, rsadersa rich treat in this de-
partmcntln failure sssz tse9 -
t27lzzI- 11.- Eszs1sHIs1 ~
..ffotasfER-s NETS 8
The .H oasSsier' Sest ani Other Poems by John
Finley. Esq, a neat rolume just Published, is for
sale a, gmsvsey's Notion Sore. !. Every citizen
should hayet copy. f'rise one dollar 80
snw coIL.crd5s. Ger win. sposr, aas been p
pointed coliecisl OF this District Mr. Harn,
the present insumbent, removed. This is weIi-de-
served compliment one whose military record stands
second 70 soncn the state Of Indiana. We obaervcd
yesterday. that the sign the Ham Bdlding look
ed paIs shA shaky. DR.. L. Lsssuns recipe is :
good thing jest hswsJsaac1 edt o 1afeo
W neu agu0 cnun ana c1Oi tramp,
physics, baseds snfs@eafs emf rs -
II, after that. they ekaheSsso die b7fsf 'if
wkaes that 70 me- III LkrstM"
4s-Aa-- -.~..yI -.. ----AAi
Bro. Jnxe 70 GIVE the :. Prand M Richmond's
ssFits,. an d tine Editor 81 tn ssTrue Julian J
Copperkesds 10 ssApolOEisej's &c.
The following work was cut out by Jacob, on the
9Th inst We have visited 70 Gee the dts before Civ
ing the fetter publicity; but, presuming they were
licked into shape and eitoriased the 'True Julian
Copperhcad,% We p.basli the letter TO show how
the bretren proposed 70 work into each others hand.
for "brother Georges" benefit. Siffa ua
81 9o2sa 1secenirevills, April 4, 1865.
Dear Sir. The majofity for George, will not be far
from $50 all right The f.ssd e. RICHMOND is s1ei-
repeated there too often, and Il grows all the
time Deal mildiys has ARMY, with il this week.
propose 10 sw;Aa cawnwssedaoa he subject gsr,ng
FITS aud SOU apologize for yoar eisisrHshe better
portion Of &em, &a.fs Dl8 sE+ s#A@ tAt1
Their owA oREHlsm ]. Brosvn) is gsred in this in
stance, and on nat account, there may be dsposi-
tioh TO act more ksnorably In the future.
sa7 s. ssTrusy, y. B. JULIAN"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

! ..ffoslsfYR-s SfsT..

The .tH cesier's Sest and Other POEMS by John
Finley, Esq, a. neat roiume just Published, is for
sale at Emswifer's Motion s;ore. Every citizen
should haves copy. frise one dollar.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

.weare now in receip, Of the Indianapolis -lo.--
daily. o. n.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

TO GRoCERS and DEALERS: We viii
furnish Bread Cakes and Pies, reasonable terms
as any other shop in the City Of Rchmond.5
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

We will furnish Bread, Cakes and Pies, reasonable
TERMS and make it 10 your advantage to buy of
you have Fresh Bread every day for dinner which
is very desirable to epicurea ms and guests. asa 4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26

TO THE LADIES and YOUNGSrERS:-
We will manufacture and keep constantly on hand,
Ladies, Celebrated Ice Cream Candy: also,
Butter scotch; Butter Tanee, or Golden
Cream and fresh Candies Of all sorts.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-04-26
NEW BAKERY
mp SO - 4--E
CONFECTIONERY.

Two Doors North of the fremont House,
Where they will kesp nsiy hand the best Of
fresh Bread, Cakes and ,Pies- and Candies Of
all kinds
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FRESH BREAD,

Brides Cakes and Pound Cakes
Baked and Trimmed, or Ornamented, to
- 4 Order, on Short Notice. a45s 9f
TO FAMILIES and COOKS: We will Baks
Bread Cakes and Pies for any after they made
o mixed, reasonable terms 49,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-31
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE New YORK News is now taken.
throughout the Southern States, and Ne
undisputed fact that it has larger cir {n
lation in the South than the journals Of 3he
New York Press combined, will insure $he
attention Of the commercial public and khe
public generally.
Advertisers now availing themselves OF
the opportunity to make known their bust
ness through the columns OF The NEW
1oEx News, are convinced OF the impor-
tanee of its great circulation throughout
the south, in consequence Of the large or
de-,s received by them, certify to the value
OF this journal as the best medium for ad-
vertising, and the public generally de-
pending upon publicity to secure an extern
sion OF business commensurate with enter
prise, should not fail to become acquainted
with the unquestionable advantages to be
derived from announcing, through the
columns Of this popular journal, whatever
relates to commercial or financial matters,
40 matter what may be the particular bust
ness in which any party may be engaged.
Address BENJAMIN WOOD,
New York News Building,
No. 19 City Hall Square,
Jan IA 12* New York.
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Enrol.
Bill Arp to his old Friends.

H. John Happy-SUR: I want to
write to you personally about some
things that's weighin on me. I look
upon you as Il friend, and [ feel like
droppln a few lines by way of I'M
brthenin my sorrowful reflections.
For the last few years you have
travelled round right smart, and must
have made heep of luminus obser-
vations. I hear you are now livin in
Nashville, where you can see all sides
OF everything, and read all the pa
Pers-where you can study Paradise
lost without q book, and see the
Devil and his angels, without DRAWN
on the imagination, and I thought
may be you might assist me in nv
troubled feelings. [ have ALWAYS.
MIR. Happy, endeavored to see the
bright side of every pikter if it had
any, but there is one or two subieclxs
about which I had nifty nigh Gin it
up.
l want yon to tell me, if Won can
about what time are the black repub
ii0''io SoiH 10 quiz perSecutln our
people? What are they so everlastin
mad with us about? Old Skewbald
says Its for treason that we've gone
and done, and that I am the slowest
perseevin man he ever seed not to
have found it out.
Now treason is nifty bad thing.
and any man found guilty of treason
ought tc be talked to by preacher
right under Il gallus, and then be
allowed to stand on nothin for % few
nours by the clock. Shore cnufr
treason L mean. Treason where o.
man SHIPS round on the sly in time of
war, and takes sides agin his country.
Just as though, for instance. [ shouId
have worked agin my suvrin State
arter she had seeded, and had stole
her powder, or deserted her in er
time of peril, while she was defend
ing herself agin the combined assanIts
OF the world, the flesh and the devil
L wonldn't have blamed nobody for
hanging me for the like, would yono
But Skewball says we amt cot no
s'lvreen States-that the war hny
settled the question agin us. On that
pint L don't think 50, my friend /
admit that we aint nothin in partikler
now, but:we did hav suvreen States
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And an extra Copy to any Club Of Ten.
Any person sending Club Of Fifty for
THE SEMI-WEEKLY or WEEKLY NEWS
will be entitled to THE DAILY NEWS
FREE FOR ONE YEAR. The name Of the
Post Office and State should in all cases be
plainly written. To ensure safety in remit
tance, money orders are preferable.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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BATCHELOR'S NAIR Dye!

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l. The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
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GENERATING ES .yHT OF MILE
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KAY, VEAL 4 HEWET'SON.
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

AhCdITCCTS AND ENGINEERS.
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS attended
Il to i'll South and orth Carolina.
A CARD.
We respectfully announce to the COM
mnnity, that we are prepared to furnish
promptly all necessary PLANS and WORK
ING DRAWINGS for Mansions, Stores,
Bridges, Mills and Machinery
JOHN A. KAY. T. c. VEAL. R. f. H.HEwErsoN
Jan Is
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MT@CEL1ANX +
1E,.oJa tie Sumter Wdtchmdn.
The Phantom Host.
..Frcc among the dead. ."-Psdlm So, 5th
NV form was rapt in the slumber
;rhat steals from the heart its cares;
For my very life was weary
With it's barren waste of years;
But nv soul, with rapid pinions,
Fled swift to the light which beams
From n phantom sun and planets,
For the dreamer in his dreams.
I stood in q wondrous woodland,
Where the sunlight nestled sweet
In the cups of snowy lilies
Which grew about my feet;
And while the gothic forest arches
Stirred gently with the air,
The lilies underneath them
Swung their censors, pale in prayer.
| stood amazed and wondering,
and grand Memnonian strain
Came sweeping through the forest,
And died-then roso again.
1t swclled in solemn measure,
Till my soul, with comfort blest,
Sank down among the lilies,
With folded wings to rest.
Then, to that mystic music,
Through the forests twilight aisle,
Passed host, with muffled footsteps,
In martial rank and file.
And l knew those grey-clad figures,
Thus slowly passing by,
We're the souls of Southern soldiers
Who for freedom dared to die.
In front rode Sidney Johnston,
With n brow no longer wrung
BY the vile and senscless ISLANDERS
OF a prurient, rabble tongue;
And near him, mighty jackson,
With placid front, as one
Whose warfare was accomplished,
Whose crown of glory non.
There Hill, too, pure and noble,
Passed in that spirit train;
For he joined the martyred army
From the South's last battle plain.
Then next in order followed
Tho warrior-priest, great Polk,
With joy to meet his Master,
For he had nobly borne His yoke.
There Stuart, the bold, the daring,
With matchless Pelham rode;
With earnest, chastened faces,
They were looking up to God.
And Jenkins, glorious Jenkins!
With his patient, fearless eyes;
And the brave, devoted Garnett,
Journeyed on to Paradise.
Before shadowy squadron
Rode Morgan, keen and strong,
And knew by his tranquil forehead
~, He'd forgotten every wrong.
Then peerless Pegram, marching
With dauntless, martial tread:
And breathed q sigh for the hero
The young, the early dead.
Mid spectral Black Horse troopers,
Passed Ashby's stalwart form
n hot Il
Which so spurned the battle storm:
But his glance was mild and tender,
For, in that phantom host,
1t dwelt with lingering fondness
On the brother he had lost.
There STROBE the brave Malonev.
Kind, genial Adjutant;
And nc, next him walked the truthful,
The ilon-hearted Can't.
Then, to that solemn music.
Passed a triad of the brave
Hayne, Taylor, Alfred Pinckney-
All had found q soldiers grave
They were young and gentle spirits.
But they quaffed the bitter cup;
For their country's flag was falling,
And they fell to lift it up.
And there passed, in countless thousand
In that mighty phantom host
True hearts and noble patriots,
Whose names on earth are lost.
There the missing found their places
Those who vanished from orr gaze.
Like brilliant, flashing meteors,
And We're lost in glory's blaze.
Yes, they passcd-that noble army
They passed to meet their Lord.
And voice within me whispered.
They but march to their reward"
Enrol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09

This valuable MANURE has been before tho
agricultural public, under one nna:c, for twelve
wears past, and its character for vigor of action
and pcrmsnencc in effect is well established. Be-
fore the war it was introduced to some extent in
the Southern States, and was found to be highly
nda-ted 10
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Cotton, Tobacco and all Crops.

And as perfect substitute for Peruvian Gu
ano. faGorded at loss than one half the cost.) it
has been adopted by agricalturists of known in
teliigencc and determination. 1t is warranted
not to exhaust the soil, but on the contrary per-
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plcte.
Pamphlet describing its distinctive claims, may
be had on application to the undersigned, agent
of the manufacturers, from whom tire MANURE
may at all ti,nas be obtained.
@- Planters and Dealers would do ~ei' t"
send in .hc;r orders carly to -.
j. %. maTEaEyysssE,
Gonoral Agents,
AUGUSTA, Ga
Fe5 13
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-09
TE1UE Subscriber is now receiving CHOICE
and WELL SSORTED Stock of
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods,

Consisting in part Of .-...z
Brown suEETINGS, sHIRTINGs, DRILLS
B,eaehed Cotton sHEETINGs, Pillow CASING
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Also, good assortment Of
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Ware, Groceries, Saddles, Eri-
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This Stock Of Goods was selected in New YORK
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At prices to suit tho most economical.
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Plain Black Gro's Silks,
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WITH
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take this method Of informing my friends Of
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am now in the above we'll known House of
II. +. RUSSELL & CO., the largest Wholesale
and Retail Dry Goods House in the City of Au-
rusta; and would respectfully solicit o liberal
share of patronage for the Firm.
will be pleased to havo my friends favor me
with An early call, when.I will lay before them,
at remarkably low figures, the most beautiful
stock of q Goods ever on exhibition in this City.
The motto of this House is "smal Profits and
Quick salos."
Country Merchants and persons buying to sell
again can do we'll at this Hoaso.
Call and SEQ me and will make it to your in
tcrest. J1LEs NJ. bEhh1.
Angusts, April q: I'm IA