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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-02

JOSHUA B SHOWN rs ISAAC HAYSB, I.
- J. Dougherty, David Miller, Jacob Wag-
ner, rBlaek Jake, son Of Hog Dave, Isaac
GrindstaR, Casper T. Cable and John Hayse,
now pending In the Circuit Cont Of Johnson
County. 1t appearing from the return ofthe
Sheriff that process has not been served up
on Isaac Hayse, Jacob Weguer black yake,1
Casper T. Cable and John Hayse, and thAt
they IRE not to be ionnd, or have ned rom
home, or so abseond or conceal themselves
that process cannot be served on them, his
therefore ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks In the Union Flag TO
notify them 10 appear at the next term Of the
Circuit Court to be held for tia COnnty OF
johnson at the Court House inS Aylorsvills,
the second Monday In March ntft, and DE-
fend said suit or they will be proceeded
against ez patte. Feb / ,ls6e.
feb9w4prsfeeS51 FRED SLIMP, OK.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
Advertising.

We clip the following sensible article from
the Charleston Courier" which VIC com
mend to the careful attention of orr business
men who arc desirous to build IN their business
and thereby speedily regain what they have
lost Bring your business prominently before
the people and let them know what YOU arc
doing and what you are willing to do, and
our word for it, you will soon find that your
cxcrtions are duly appreciated and that your
business will increase in exact proportion 70
the amount of information you give in regard
to the cff' rts you are making to accommodate
your patrons:
1t will not be forgotten to what extent the
curious were exercised by the appnrition some
months ago, on every street corner of our city,
and in almost every newspaper of the United
States, of the cabalistic sign S. T.-lS60-
= and how long time elapsed before it was
discovered that it had no other than an advcr.
tising significance. Since then the public
has learned with astonishmcnt that the enter
prls'ng genius who adopted this plan for her.
aiding his Bittcrs had planted his standard ON
the famous White Mountains, and even pasted
his cards on the peaks of the Pyramids. He
has never regretted his outlay Of means
t.
ters last year exceeded million of dollars,
and attributes the fact to the agency of print.
ing presses and posters. We ourselves know
Of a capitalist in New York who placed Gfty
thousand in the hands of an agent to be eS.
clusivcly employed in advertising his business,
and it would not be difficult to cite hundreds
of similar cases.
The Importance of advertising cannot be
oyer. estimated, nor is it necessary to rcitcratc
arguments in support Of its advantages. The
success of merchants and business men gene
rally who hove done 50, Systematically and ju-
diciously, arc so many evidences in its behalf
Like any other business, however, it requires
a study Of it's utility and method to enable
oncfto make tho best application Of means to
the end which is desired 1t is in itself a
science and one which demands application
and practical sense to acquire to advantage
This is thorougly understood at the North
where advertising agencies have been in sue.
cessful operation for very many years, aud to
these the business men Of that section resort
as the most economical and cTectua agents
For tho extension of their commercial transac-
.tions
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
g. q. Internal Is,eyenue.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE.
22' Dlv. %r Collection Dis,, S. C.,
SIX MILg Nut.

fc.cns district s. G..
N DIiHH ~ hereby given tiiat Division No %
- :whf.cct the exact boundaries of The 9Th Reg.
inient ,. {. NJ, and t!at all persons, firms, com.
pancs, and corporations engaged in any business
occupr!on or protcssi"n within said limits for
which license is required must register their
names with me nt once. from May Is,. 1865 to
Nay ls', 1866, and from May ls 1866. to May
ist, 1857 This class embraces Merchants Iva
dc:s. Professional men, Distcrs, Pcdtllcrs Man.
ufhctnrcrs, owners Of Stations and Jacks Tobnc-
conisis, Cigar makers. Brokers, Insurance Agents
&C., &c. Disillers, Manufacturers, and all other
Persons. Firms and Corporations who arc REQUIRED
by law TO mako monthly or tri-monthly returns of
the quantities manufactured produced should
come prepared with The best evidence in their pow.
er TO enable me to arrive rs near possible at
tho exact quantities manufactured or produced since
the Isl May. 1868. Persons owning buggics, car
riagcs, Or gold watches. kept for use or hire. must
or with gold and silver plate, &C., Sc. Also The
returns Of their incomes for the same years. to-.
gethcr with Tho number Of slaughtered animals.
Executors, Administrators, and MI other persons
Interested in any Estates, Logacies or Distributivo
Shares, lnllcritances, and SUGGESTIONS must mako
returns to the present time.
will be in my Office to receive returns on Fri.
day and Saturday of next week. And after that,
the three last days of each week until further
notice.
Tho law imposes heavy penalties for falling to
make prompt returns in some cases, extremely
severe.
+. a. ITOKE,
Asst Assessor 22i Div.
Ord Collection District Of s. C.
'' 80 '"'"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
The Elections North.

The election in the States of New York
Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Michigan, New
Jersey, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, and
Delaware, for Governors and members oC Con
gress, has nst taken place. Maryland and
Dclcware have been carried by the conScrva-
tiyes or johnson party The radicals have
been successful in the other States. The
congressional delegations of the above States
have not been materially changed, leaving us
still at the mercy of the radicals.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
INrEnEsrINoTo LAWYERS. Judge Clay.

INTEnESTINQTO LAWYERS. judge Clay
ton, of Mississippi, says an exchange, recent.
ly held that legal tender notes were such and
Il valid tender, stopping interest when made.
That tho Act of Congress making such notes
legal tender was constitutional, and that the
power to issue such notes is derived from the
war powers of the Government. He also held
that tho suspension of the statute OF limi,a-
valid and tL,t M sn;t n,, hn n,,;,,,.:noa -
rccovor IN noto ,hn oon.;aor,t;,,, e. III.
was rnnrJnYte nn,ov N,,r oa,, s',;, ~, t'a
maintained tn rccnv.r ~, nnt, ,,;,on'.' oo,,
nnns,t;,n r,r ,ho liz, 81 s,l,s,;,,,ta :, ,l,
t,onfr,cratc ar,ny
10
WAsIHSGro&. Nov. Il Mcssrs. Lowrry
aud llillycr, Commissioners from the State Of
Davis, are i'm this city, and will visit the Ercs.
dent tomorrow.
--~~
mcnt has granted general amnesty to the
Crctan insurgents
Iclcgraphic dispatches have been received
Tho report of the death of the Tycoon is con.
Grmcd
The .sTimcs Of this morning saws that in
prny;l.n, ~ ,l,o lT,;,.I S,,,.. mi ~. nn,,r,s
to urrvcnt ,br ;nyax;on of " I,.;,;.h T.rr;,nrv ~
N,r,h Am,rir, !, wnnll hr,r w;,h .,,.s,..
tion If y comn,;nncc Will lis r,nn.., ~ ho.
half If Tho Ecu,ns WIN h,yn hron cnny;c,c3
Of tr.,son and scntncrd to dc,th hnI Iii !,
v,u,1 cnn..l, ~, ;,n,,,,,;,, =, ,.,, W ,,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
The Climax Capped.

At the recent election in Massachusetts, for
members of the Legislature, tvo (" gentlemen
of color I" were returncd-onc from Charles
town and the other from Boston The huJ
will be represented now
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
NSs'a'E r..

/ III PERSONS in,i .htcd /, Or. John Il. Parkcr
II for the year iS6,, are requested to settle VI
an early date. Those who have given notes for
1860 Oh 6'i. ns they have invariably chosen thcir
own tine tor payment, viii please lncv them when
they arc due.
BeS" DR. PtRKER continues 10 offer lis ser
vices 10 the sick and afflicted. For those who cam
not pay when The uasgs arc dismissed he will wait
n reasonable time
Pickcns &. H. Nov. u, 1866 9--tr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
The Rural Sontherner.

The second number Of the "Rural South.
crncr," published at Columbia, s. G., by Mr..
Il. NJ. STOKES, at So per annum, has been re-
ccivcd. 1t will appear regularly hereafter.
We commend this publication to the patron
age of our citizens
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

BALTIMORE, Noy IL Judge B,rtols has
just rendered. his decision il the lae,eas cor
pus case, and sus'ains the ,,owcr. of Governor
Swami to remove Commissioners There wa
great enthusiasm in the Cour, room b. the
friends Of the Governor aud New Co,nmz.
siomcrs.
BALrIMoRE, Nov. 13.-Jnlyc Bar,ol l,ay.
ing decided the labcas corpus case in favor Of
the new Police Commissioners, they at once
entered upon tl.o performance Of their duties,
and it is expected they will Immediately renew
their demand upon the old commissioners for
the surrender Of the police stations. On en-.
tterIng their Office, they were loudly chccrcd
by large crowd congrcgatcd in the vicinity.
WASHINGTON, November s. Edward Lc
Plum Secrctaryso y. S. Legation to Mcxi.
co, IN company with Gen. .'hcrman's Chief of
Staif, left this evening for New York. They
wall there . wait the arrival of new Minister to
Mexico, Hon. i. y. Campbell, and Gen.
sherman, who arc expected to arrive in New
fofk Tomorrow or next day. The entire mar.
ty "lil sail from NeY York for Vera Cruz,
probably on Saturday next, on board the Uni.
ted States war steamer ,Susqurhunnah
The Secretaryo of the Treasury has sold the
Marine llospitalat Charleston, s. c., to the
Protestant Episcopal Church South of that
city, to bo used as an orphans home aud
school for the education of freodmen's chill
drcn. President johnson subscribed $1,000
10 enable the Society to make the purchase.
NEW YORK, December I0.-.-Licutcnant.
General Sherman and Hon. Il. d. Campbell,
siihster NJ TO Mexico, sailed today for Vera.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
Call at Biemann's.

If you want bargains, call at BIEMANN's,
Walhalla. lie is receiving and opening
choice Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, Gro
ccrcs, &C., &c. See bis advertisement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
Tho Markets..

Tho price of cotton and gold continues to
decline. In New York, on the 18Th instant,
cotton was selling at 35 to 81. Gold, 1853.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
PICKENS C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, November II, 1866.
The Internal Revenue.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
of Col JOKE, in this issue, in relation to tho
internal revenue.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
The Synod

EoencHcr, aulourhcu SiHr 0le Oh Saturday at
tcrnoon The occasion is said to lave been
one of much good feeling and highly interest
ing as to the numbers and character of the
ministerial and lay delegates
Several of the ministers in attendance Wis
tied our town OH the Sabbath, and filled the
pnlpits here that day. The Rev. A. IT, DIcK-
son, so iavorably known to the soldirry of
South Carolina, for his devotion to them amid
the rcrils of Battery Wagner and Sumter
preac>l at the Presbyterian Church in the
forenoon. Rev Wm II. Boges, of Colun ba
a gifted minster-mot yet out Of his twcnt;cs
preached at the same church in the after
noon. Without prcsumingt IS compliment one
OF his sacred calling, we cannot forbcar cx-
pressing our admiration of this effort. Mr.
l'oggs bids fair to become ono Of the most
brilliant ornaments: of the Ministry in this
State In the evening the Rev. j. N. Craig
of Inncastcr, preached in the Methodist
Church to = crowded congregation His scr
mon was plain, practical and direct, and went
to the hearts aud understandings of his hear
| crs. - lurhrWc EnYsircr
G:ss- Prof. f. p. Alexander of the S. G.
University, late Ergadicr General ard Chief
of Artillery to General I.ongstrcet, has at the
solicitation of the former commander, and
many Of the officers Of that famous corps,
, consented to prepare history of its exploits
aI5- a "rub'ic meeting" was held at Ma
ron c. H. Oh Sa!cday last, for the purpose of
devlsing ways aud means to build cotton fac
tory The moycmcn; was unusually success
full
Ey'- The papers of the State, generally, in
thcir {" salcday" items, note that the price of
real estate was better than on the previous
saleday-that real estate is looking up, not,
withsanding " conGscation."
Ec- The following is clipped from the
" Philadelphia Enquirer" :"
General officer who has recently returned
from visit to South Carolina, saws that he
learned while there :hat the Twentieth South
Carolina Rebel Regiment had been rc. organ.
lied and that they bonstcl that they had Of
tcred their services to the President to sustain
any attempt which he might make to suppress
Congress.
GD What roorback?
.-
EB- The Constitutional Amendment has
been rejected by the Legislature of Georgia.
In the Senate, the vote was-ycas Sc, nays
none In the Housc-ycas l30, nays 2.
Rf- The last rebel prisoner was recently
released from prison in Washington His
friends had mourncd him as dead, and respcct
of funeral services was paid to his momory
year ago
GD- There was a wrestling match at the
Nashville racc-course, the other day, between
white man and negro, for 81 900. The
white man was thrown, as he deserved to he
and the negro took the currency.
HENRY CLAY's PREDIorIoN-In his let
ter to Calvin Cotton, on September 2. 1843.
MIR. Clay says: "The present questi. i (thc
slavery question: in tho Free States will de-
stroy all harmony and finally lead to disunion
Tho consequences Of disunion racc--ultimate
mil; ;faru Ioonot;o,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
" Truth ina Nutshell"

A correspondent of the /" Chronicle & SEN
tincl," discussing the most feasible mode of
obtaining release from the general and op.
rressiyc burden of debt says truly:
The best and surest way to get relief is for
every able bodied man to so to work ut some
thing and by ind dustry, each and evory fam
lily will be relieved Debts eau be paid very
fast with tho present high prices of farming
products, and most men can pay ono fourth
their indebtedness this winter, even with one
third of cotton crop; and where they can
not, and have done the best they could, they
will not be sued. # y
Many debts should be reduced heavily
The people have lost their slaves, and much
of other property, and every creditor should
feel willing to give up a part Of their claims
but these things should be by mutual consent
of parties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
REPORT

az j. e. lI\iOOD, Secretary 4 Trcasu-
" rcr Of Rrrl Of Commissioners OF Public
Buildings, to Fall Term, 1856:
j. Il. llAuoop, Scc,y & Trcas'r
In .tco't With Commissioners.
1861
Fcb'ry IS. -'roa amount received Of j. j. Nor.
ton, former Secretary & Treasurer, 5 II az
1866
Fcb'ry lo.--Cash reed of \ lay
for License to nistil, 200 90
March l5.--Cash reed Of llinkc,
Stewart & Stewart 200 90
Cash reed Of Hunter &
lliuklu for license, 200 90
lT.--Cnsh received OF Chap
man, Mosc'y 4 Ellen
burg for License, 200 90
10.Cash received Of j Il.
Harris for {.iccnsc, 200 90
l0-CasA received Of Jesse
l.ay for License, 200 90
May T.--CaSh received Of Hunt &
Durham for Eiccnsc. 200 90
May ii Cash received OF Rclin
Ranklcy tor License 200 90
Oct. l0.-Cash received Of b. ln&
". \. L.owcry for Ii
ccns" 200 90
Cash received Of Haynes
4 Prince for License, 200 90
Cash received Of Jcrc-
miah I.nopcr for License, 200 90
Cash received Of w. II.
Phillips, in part, loy III
ccnsc, SO 90
Cash received of Hardy
GiIstrap Cor License, 200 90
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
MERE MENTION.

81. N ..l
Corn is selling at 81 por bushcl, cash. 49,
The Columbia and Hamburg Railroad is ma
king fine progress. ---Rev. S. S. Gaillard in
tends removing Immediately to Florida.
Col. Asl,morc is merchandising at Grcenvillc
@. ii I----,rhc health of the French Emperor
is good, notwithst ndng the newspaper re-
ports. --Fcmalc lobbyists arc swurlning at
Washington. Mechanics have worked 600
years on the sprc of the Cathedral at Stlnus-
burg. .-This is now country Of sc, ,OOO,-
600, according to the census bureau. - Five
thousand trees have been sent to bcautify the
grave of Lincon.- 1.-Two hundred freedmen
from Georgia are going Liberia THE
gold excitement Is increasing in Northeastern
Georgia. .--- Matrimony ragcs in New York.
New York city dcvours $4,000 worth of
eggs, daily. .---The University of Gcorgia is
ina prosperous condition. - little boy was
blown away by the tornado from ST. Louis--a
reward is offered for him. y word Of kind
ness is seldom spoken in vain. 1.-Two of the
celebrities Of View York have died recently
Simeon Draper and Syvanus Cobb ----Nlin-
nesota has crop Of l6,D00,0D bushels of
wheat this year. .-rho rico crop of South
Carolina is estimated ut % 900 tcrccs- about
onclith of the crop OF 1860 Mobile spirits
reioicc in the consciousness of a motivc--basc
ones delight only in II pretcxt. - Virginia,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, pay TIL,
year an internal revenue tax OF $50 900, 900
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

1864. CIR.
March by caslI paid j. j. Nc
Carter & Co., Acct, S l3 GS !,
BY cash paid Jno Anscl
for Jury BOX, 6 90
Fcb'ry l9--By cash paid W sE
llocnmbc for Olicc Far
ntnrc, If 05
" By cash paid Roh't \
Thompson, Account for
Printing, SO S2
April By cash pd V. r. iIan-
nett, Acct. So 55
April 16--By cash pa. NJ Y. Mitch.
eli, Account, 10
April 1S,--By cash pail IIagooa &
Haynes, Account. 60
by cash paid j. f. la
good, Account. 16 10
BY cash p,id iIagool,
McCarcy & Co., Acct, 63 25
BY cash pa. Amos Cape
hart, repairing Chairs 3 Is
Oct. 13.-By cash paid Ilagood &
lolcombcs, Account, 80 81
by cash pd v 3. lam
nett for work on Jail, 6 90
S3G4 II
BY commission on s364.17 paid
out at per cent, z %
by com. on s2,462. .33 received, at
z per cent, 40 "a
-----44-.
$40 90
Balance in hands Of Treasurer, $2O41 CT
The Treasurer begs lcavc to report that
there is still an Account unpaid, for Books for
Public Offices, amounting to two hundred and
fifty or three hundred dollars, which will be
paid as soon as the Bill is rendered. And the
balance on hand is in good Notes, taken for
License.
MI Of which is respectfully submitted.
j. T.. HAGOOD, Sec'y & rrasr.
Oct. Is, 1866 A.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

HENRY CLAY's PREDICTION. In his let
ter to Calvin Cotton, on September 2. 1913.
Nlr. Clay says: "The present questi,., (thc
slavery question: in tho Free States will de-
stroy all harmony and finally lead to dsunion.
The consequences Of disunion racc--ultmate
military despotism."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17
FL M. e N e a IL.

MARRIED, on the 2lst ult,, by J. n. AnXoAD
Esq, MIR. JAMES p. HOPKINS to MISS MAE;
TIA REAMS. all of Pickcns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

GD- There was Il wrestling match at tn
Nashville racccourse, the other day, betwecr
white man and negro, for 81 900. Til
white man was thrown, as he deserved to be
and the negro took the currency.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

F1- The last rebel prisoner was reccntl
released from prison in Washington Hi
friends had mourncd him as dead, and respcc
of funeral services was paid to his momory
year ago.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-11-17

aeB" The Sumter News y nominatcs Hon
John n. Fricrson, for United States Senator
from South Carolina
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
suaden Deaf Of Colonel 4. A. Nor
Arriynl nj The Remains

aau-Arrivnl OF the Remains.
To many of our readers the an
nouncement Of the sudden death Of
Coloeel G. A. Morgan, by the telegraph
from 81 Lonis, was ~ painful rs sur
prisingt Zoe be was the son Of an old
citizen here, and very we'll known
Ca Com.
The 81 Louis Republican, Of Satur-
day. contains the following account Of
has untimely death
~TraRlsLr AND U-YCXrECTEp DEAru or
peoN NrNr SrAfF OFTCGR-THE CERE-
aoAtgs To DAY-Death in any shape is
terrible enough 20 hlSuch the cheek Of
oven those who stand ready 10 meet il
Il the call Of duty, but when il sud
DENLY men ia the full enjoy
ment of perfect health through uufa-
miliar agencies, the shock Is intensified
pur own community, particularly the
military circles, was yesterday thrilled
hy the news OF the death Of Col G A
Morgan. widely known - the Inspector
General If General Popes Department
of the Missouri gentleman whose
r.srs0nal worth. accomplishments and
x;rtues were most Eeenly appreciated
los those who knew HIM best, but who
has made himself s host Of friends
.m,pa the civilians Of our city who
49, nd tha pleasure OF hls %acQuaint
gDce In the enjoyment OF perfect
health. De retired % ms room, in Gen.
srsl Pane residence on Chouteau
,yc,u. 90 Friday night and no one IN
de- household even suspected that ang
ching had gone wrong with him until
"a use morning, VIXEN his unusual alb
~,,,e from the breakfast table was re.
marked. snd General Pope vent to his
ro,m and getting no response on
openiug the door found 70 has utter
sstonisnmeu; and dismay, that the
colonel was dead, asphyKisted by the
escape Of gas from 8 stove IN has room
consfructea to burn coal gss A ply.
.'risn was immediately sent fof, and,
GA his arrival, pronounced death must
lave eususd al least two hours pre-.
VIously.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

The Secretary Of the Treasury trans
NIT "A i House 3 report stating that
he entire decrease OF our merea2hle
marine duriag the war il sscerisined by
jfieept inquiry EOt 10 exceed 90l,466
NM whereof SO0, sos tuns were trans
Jerred 10 foreign Asgs, aud l0l los tuns
Sare destroyed by pirates o. the Anglo
rebel sort This rs less than sne-btth
OF The whole tunnage Of the United
States.
The Secretary expresses q decided
opinion aeGinst allowing the reissue OF
registers 20 ADeriean vessels which,
daring the war. were sold iE order 10
escape the risks 81 capture Such u
measure Is against he P&i policy Of the
country. and not demanded by any
present necessity,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25
Estrsys..--D Davidson County,

TAkEN ID b iohn II. Williams, LIVING n Ia
L Fudscu e-unlf. one brown mare Muie, rs hands
hgh teres YeArs o o, awhile SPOT on re westhsrl
the le1eT h, on the lea shoulder, % other mArfs
penccp tie. Appraised Al So.
IAhhNu p b IN. Coney hUng ia TIE 18Th
DISTINCT on he Lebanon Pike. smiies NON Nssh-
vie, eens- net -pr 81 horss rlsht fore soos II ii
eEtsn1nE stove he passrn on aWhte sfrsSE
- he Orenesd, = urt o. ne fres. some rarkE
On N acE h1nss g Us. stuuI 10 yeas
Cd, shouls hAads B a. Vs9ed a 50
sF-@E<T AAEA kcnASIkL RsAEer.