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souTH CAROLINA LOYAL1sTs.

Az ve have predicted on several occasions, Mr.
sr.NEn at last has presented That 'petitlon iio"
citizels OF South Carolina, asking for tho os9sp-
lishment Of a loyal government" in that state.
The dispatch will be found ia our telegraphlc col
u1nns this morning,
Who are the petitioners The people OF South
Carolina would like to know. Why do they not let
their light shine, and come forth and profess their
iaith before sll msn.2 The people are much IN
terested in this matter, and should not be kept IN
the dark. Let not the gentlemen Do ,enalo
Neither tar nor feathers await them. There IS no
chance for martyrs crown. But we respectiuny
suggest that it is time to put away the DARK
1antern. --,z-.9-
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CHARLES ON.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Z, 1857.

We PUBLISH to-day tho full proposition Tor he-
construction, which has been referred 70 oeloie -
our telegraphic colamas. We are authorized 70
state that the proposition has met With the ap-
proysl OF the Presidents and many OF the prolh'-
nent members Of Congress. It also has the
sanction Of Gov. onn of our State, Gov. AAhvR
Of Florida, e1-Gov. Parsons OF Alabama OK
Gov sH4nKSr of Mississippi, and other leading
contbern politicians, and it is quite probable thae
the Legislature Of North carolina viii aoops ID
ns it is now before thai body.
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TAXES.

"And it came to pass in those days that there
went out decree that al the world be taxed" So
says the scripture and We are sure al our readers
will concur with us in saying that the above state-
menti as true as gospel oven as applied to these
days. The people Of the United States Before tho
warfelt the weight Of taxation perhaps as little as
the inhabitants of any civilized country IN tho
world. This was natural, when it is considered
that this was formerly free country, where the
people elected their rulers and administrative
officers Of every grade, from county tax collec-
tor to the Chief Magistrate of tho Republic s7d
when We moreover bear il, mind that ne searre.y
had any national debt, yecy small standps 6 amy,
ne royal ''civil list, and but few any pension
ers. There were then no national Schools no
freedmen's bureaux, and no military commissions
Congress was the only saoiloa cb;id Of the ns-
tion,-the. prodigal son, who spent money some
what freely-but Uncle Sam was considered in easy
circumstances, and his numerous nephews we're
disposed to look loniehtly upon this Congressional
e1tray4gance, even when these said gentlemen,
not knowing how otherwise to appropriate the sur
plus revenue voted themselves each SIC, 600 worth
of books and stationery. We speak from momoryy,
and the amount may be moro or less.
Another resson why this burden fell so lightly,
was because there was then no direct tax what
ever. The United States Government collected lta
revenue entirely through it's custom houss
officers; and althoug gh every Intelligent man knew
very we'll that he was paying tax every time 10
bought satin vest, broadcloth coat, muslin cur
tains, French merinos, or Havana segars, tao
imposition OF these taxss was in great measure,
voluntary; the strict professor Of free trade prll
ciples could dcfraud tho revenue by simply fore
going the uso of thess Injuries; and though he was
ever SO rich man, Uncle Sam could not ge: a cent
from him.
But wo have changed all this. There is now a
gigantic national debt to pay the interest OF
which generations to come must bo heavily tax
od Tho thrift has been frcatly incraaaa1 and In
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Extract ron, Ordinance Ratified November ooh, 1906.

Extract from Ordinance Ra!ifsd November 2o, 1806.
SEC s. No cloth awning aha be put up in such man.
ner to obstruct loot passengers and no ngnbonrd
shall b. erected otherwise than thirteen feet om the sur
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars for each aud every
day while any such ming stgn-board, hxed or form
Cd otherwise than as herein directed. shall 90 remain
SEC G. No person or persons whosoever shall for the
purpose OF exposing any goods commodities or other
articles for sale place. o. cause TO be placed any sucn
goods commodities, other articles whatsoever or any
table, BENCH staboard box or other IN any
street aue alley, or public thoroughare any foot
pavement within the City under penalty Of Twenty
Dollars for each and overY such offence and for each and
every night or day, tho be. which any
guch offence committed: Provided hoaoeuer That Ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted to expose before their
auction but not to take up than the front Of
their respective vandue sores and to tho distance OF 1
feet beyond the same @Hs5..55,ss--
seq T. No person or persons whoseeyer, shall suffer
any rewood Goals goods wares merchandise carriages
of any description any other matter or thing, to lnm
her. them belonging " consigned to lay or STAND ior
longer space thnl four hours IN any street ane aney,
or public thoroughare within the City, under penalty
of Two Dollars with ccss for oyery hour that any such
article or thing shall ny or stand beyond the above
mentioned time ereeptg, materials for building In re-
gard to which the following regulations shall be observ
cd namely: When any person or persons shall erect or
reair any house or other building upon any street. lane
alley or open court within the easy ne sne; OF t4ss a
street or public way shall not exceed tho front OF the
lot on which suoh building is TO be erected nor extend
than Six feet into the street. which space sucn
son or persons shall forthwith encoso With sufficient
fence least six feet order 10 deposit within the
same tho requisite materials for building and repairing
and such fence together with the remaining
She or they shall ns the work be hn1sh-
or whenever the Mayor shall require it. on pain OF
Two Dollars for every hour that such fence OF
such materials shall afterward remain unremoved and
their expense, by the City authorities. I. - ~,
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By the Mayor.
january ". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.

CITY TAXIS.-MONTIILYR RETURNS.
0FF1CE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
Cry HALL, February 1st, 1867.
nj OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL CONCERNED
In that tie MONTHLY RETURNS for the month Of
January past, in compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
ratified Oh the 28th day of Decomber 1866, must bo
made on or before tho 18th Inst. d. c. GIBSON,
3 February IL City Assessor.
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Be Ordained, That from and nfter the first day OF
January next every person keeping shop or store OF
engaged In mercantile business in the City Of Charleston
shall post up aud keep posted up, iu some conspicuous
place. at Ills her busless stand and stands nconspcu-
GUS Sign Board Plate containing his OF her given
name and surname and, in Of partnership, the
given name and of each member Of the trm;
and every person 80 offending mailing default herein
shall forfeit and psy the City penalty of fifty dollars
for each and every offence or default ard In addition
thereto further sum Of fifty dollars for each and eve:y
month during which tho provisions Of this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with Ptopide hopeyeT That
nothing herein contained shall apply to the special part
ners of limited partnership.
Ratiftad Dncauohar 2. 1851. =
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u ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PAyEMENTs AND SIDE
.

AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PAyEMENTs AND SIDE
WALKS THE oTTY.
l. Be II ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen Charles
on IN city Council ai1em6le and is hereby ordained BY
te authority o the Plat from aud after the first day
Of September nust thore shn DO laid down by the
occupant OF each lot In the city having entrance for
CARRIAGES wagons curtis ana dys platform OF wEod
stone, extending hot more tln four feet from the curb
stoua towards tie contae Of tho street, and tho owner or
occupant Of such lot not having platform herein
required toprocct tho payementaganst the entrance of
carriages or other vehicles shall forfeit and pay the
OF five dollars; and in the that the said pavement
becomes broken, he shall pay in addition to the
said penalty the costs and charges mcning the same,
and also the sum of five dollars for each day the
shall remain 80 broken.
Ratified in City Council August -, 1851.
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REV ARB S..

will be paid for the recovery, and s26 additional for
apprehsnd1ng the theE ofa MULE stolen from fHoAAS
RAY In ST. James Goose Crock, Parrish. Said Mule u
scar his wethers cut by cart chain Also atew
scars thighs, the root OF tho a-laore On the
right than on:the Lett thigh Apply at THIS OEtlCh
r. February stuths
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{ =
AS regards the CHEvEs affair, wo have nothing
furthor to say ct this time, leaving that for our
Savannah exchanges; but wo happen TO Know
something about the aforementioned report The
tasts are in brief, as follows: loyal citizen CT
Kentucky, Temporary resident Of this city, Waa
walking along quietly, whsn he Was jostled by tTo
negro soldiers, off the sidewalk; he demonstrated;
they Grow their bayonets, and he his pistol. Tho
negroes were not on duty at tho time. The geIa-
eman was arrested, it is true, and brought to trial
on the day after, aud promptly acquitted. Part of
the testimony given in his favor was by freedmen
who Witnessed the entire affair.
But the Confederate uniforms Ah! What
about them Z Why, just this: There are great
many young men, and some old men, Little boys
and some Of tho most loyal negroes about hare
who wear coats and jacketa Of grey coth-not from
any spirit OF bravado but purely and solely be-
cause the close Of the var found them with these
grey clothes on their backs,-the remainder OF their
waxdru.o was destroyed or stolen by Messrs.
sHEnMAE & Co., and they have not since had NC
noy enough to purchase new suits Of the loyal hue
In the cit, these grey coats usually have been
shorn Of their lato outfit of shining sta buttons,
sober black lastings having taken their place; but
occasionally an ex-C Confederate comes in from the
rural districts, with brass buttons, but no. one
Except the Tsibune's correspondent sees disloy-
atty in these old brass buttons. We have not for
more than year seen any insignia Of rank (which
are essential parts of uniformly. But a certain
class ofpersons can always see whatever they may
wish to see whether it is uniform angelic perfec-
tion in blacks, or persistent dsloyalty in ex-Con-
tederatea. EpHRAM is Joined to his idols lat him
alona
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NOTICE.,

NOIIC e,
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHAELEsroN, s. c., January 25 1867.
ANAND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" ncxt thS Police will report oil HACKS, CARTS
DRAYS, &C., c, found plying for hire without license
AL persons interested arc hereby specially notified to
govern themselves accordingly.
G. B. sIGWALD,
January % limo Captain OF Police.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TILE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, -
CHARLESTON, s. G.. January 25, 1857
f11HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE rs HEREBY PUB
j IIsHED for general information. The Police have
orders to report a cases Of violation and after the 1st
OF February next. C. b. SIGWALD,
Captain OF Police.
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[ 0 S !.

CTRAYED, FROM Ho. 10 COMING 1TRLlT,
months old, With white rpet on biz breast tho end Of
bis tail cut off, and with the owners nsnae on the collar
A liberal reward will be paid for hia recovery.
- Fahrunry4 4
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=, AN ORDINANCE i

10 RsEApLlR TIE oFEIoE OF cH1l6FEY CONTRACTOR
,i:al-7,..ylgs49zs7 OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
:. January 81, 1857. 3.
YTIHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. J. E.
RuUNQLLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
wards, .snd MIR. NJ NIXON for tho Lower Wards, they
VIII enter upon the Duties of their Office the 1st Of
Februnry inst and for the general information Of the
public the following Ordnance is published go.
W. n. lSMTTH, Clerk Of Council
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LOST ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
il Wentworth and Market Streets . POCKET BOOK,
containing Express receipt and eim OF money ny
leaving the Mt this ose tho nnder will meet With
a suitable reward 1s--z17-f'15 january u
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January
CITY TAX BILL.

J11lu1r.y 10, 1857. =
roPIEs OF THE CITY TAN BILL FOR THE YEAR
1867 be obtained at this oica at tho store of
Alderman COURTENAY, Broad strcc
w. e.. SMITH,
January is 1no Clerk of Council.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT rs.

nFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
" FEBRUARY 5.ARecoyeredS and now ut this Office
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which the owners are requested
to come forward and identify. u c.. CAMPBELL
Febr,1nry g. s=zlzz=zz Lieut. IN charge.
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Will enter upon the dntteS or helr omcc tne 1sb "
February nst and for the general information OF the
public the following OrdiGance is published -
W. q. iSMITH, Clerk OF Council
AT ORDINANCE TO. EsrAaIIsH THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY
5is.,ra =. i; s,;:.z. CONTRACTORS. .lE,.
Be II ordained by TIE Mayor and IN cry Co-
cl G,sc1bd That onrand altar the passage of this Or
dnance there Rha be annually elected two Contractors
city taking In Wards Nos. T. and 4; and the second
for n that part Of the city, taking in Nos and = and
g. Each Of said contractors shall give bond to the City
Council in tha poua Of two thousand dollars With
two good sreHea conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of their: duty 49,
= SEQ a. All and every person occupying building with
chimney or GhinlneyB thereto, In which fire ls usually
made shall allow and permit the enid Contractor or Con
tractors to vit inspect and cause to be swept the sa
chimney rhneys once in every month and be- sne OF
they for such sweeping aa Inc
sweeping Of my chimney Us before directed he sne or
they making such opposition, on conviction thereof before
the Mayor, shall be fined IN sun not exceeding MY
BEo s. II the Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
this duty In not causing the sd chimney to be swept
perfectly neat and clean OF leaving chimney which
ought to be swept unswcpt for month as hereinbe
fore directed sad Contractor, on information beore the
Mayor Of such neglect SHALL on conviction thereof, be
fined sum not exceeding MY dollars provided saiu
Contractor not opposed from sweeping
30 ID chimney; then the fine may be inflicted on the oc
cupant or owner Of the house. -.
$40 A. Said Contractor shall give notice In public print
of the time and hour the chimney or cnneys is or art
to be swept which notice shall he given ut least two days
before aud such sweeping shall take place at proper
and convenient hour aud such Contractors shnn keer
each m Office entitled "Sweap Oice," centrally locat
ed where any person sonding for sweep shall be mme
datey accommodated with one or Us soon thereater a
possible. .zs..sss
not herein provided for conviction thereof before tht
Mayor such Contractor hhall be fined In any sum no
exceeding fifty dollars and that any sweep boy sweeping
or Offering to sweep cblmneys IN this city unless licensed
by the Contractor shall be fined In sum not exceeding
nYo dolla,s, to be recovered in tho Mayors Court
SEQ 6. The following fees shnll be allowed for sweep
ing ehlmneyQ, VIZ: ten cents for each story.
SEC 2. Houses which have chinneyB wherein anthrn
swept only at the option of the owner ot occupant
SEC s. That al Ordinances aud parts Of Ordnnnce
repugnant hereto be and the same are hereby repeated
Ratified In City Council this 1Gt day Of January, IN h
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
r. 81 sixty-six. .st-'iz=P P. c. G A1LlARD, Mayor.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN oF POLICE
z.@zzs CHARLESTON, S. c.. january &c, 1867.
9HJHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB-
LISHED for the benefit Of all whom It may con-
oeru. ssze q. B. SIGWA1ID,
s@45-szz= CAPTAIN Of Police.
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I'VE HAvR THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH US MP.
w T. i. ENSIOW, Jn., rs partner IN our hrm.
Fnhruary1 r. a. ENSLoW L CO.
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w AN It's.

- GENTS WANTED FOR "TIIE HIS
= TORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
TRACING IT'S ORIGIN. CAUSES AND RESULTS" by
Hon Alexander n. Stephens; and for "'THE LIFE LET
,TER5 AND SPEECHES OF Hon. Alexander H. Stephens,
by Henry Cleveland Send for Circulars and see our
terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., -
Corner 7th and Main streets, Richmond, va.
|. February - limo /
WANTED. A SITUATION BIZ A CONPE-l
IVY TENT elderly Woman as HOUsEKEEPER, or to
take charge of Baby. Has objection to make her-i
self. useful. Hos the best OF reference
Apply at No. 15s CALHOUN STREET, near College
street. ,i ,sz1st' .'=:'S7-ss- IL February =
GVNTANTED, A WOMAN WITH A YOUMGi
w Child, net over two monthsiold Apply mt Ho1th-
west corner Of John and Meeting streets. u
.: February - - : J..
yNAATED, BIZ AN EXPERIENCED AID
L. w successful Cotton Planter, ntuat0n Tor tho
next year as O4ERsHER OR SUPERINTENDENT Of an
Upland Cotton Panahon. The best Of references gven
No. l. DeoemberS
wv ono large FURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD, in
private family, where there aSo no other boarders.
Apply at this Office - Fenruary
.VErANTED, A MIDDLE AGED COLORED
w WOMAN, to take charge Of baby five months
old None but competent Nurse, Who come vol
recommended, need apply. Apply at this sfaee.
February-
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But VIC have changed all this. There is now
gig antic national debt to pay the nero interest Of
which generations to come must bo heavily tax
cd The tariff has been greatly increased, and ia
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BOAR Dl N c..

DoAEDING.-PERS WISHING GOOD
I'D Bosrd, at reasonable rates, oan DO accommodated
at Mrs. uANAHANS large and conmod1aus BoAhbMGi
HOUSR eorrer King and Yanderhorat streets. This;
House has peculiar advantages almoat locality
in tho city being within five minutes walk OF either tho
Northeastern RalToRd or South Carolina Railroad Depoa
Tho City Passenger Railway Cara pass tho toor
February5 'iiL.z=As tutnso"s
PRIVATE BOARDIHG.--A FEW BOARD.
i ERs can be accommodated at No. 81 KING SThEEI,
Gust side. ner Brond, January 81
~ GOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, IN A:
U pleasant part of tho city, with pleasant rooms
- Janusry 10 e,s:ias9; 60 s-s2s=s'.- 1nlot
DRIvATB BOARD. WITH Oh WITHOUT ROOMS, AT
No. 500 KING STREET, near George. s::.:E.fs
January II - -..@....r=5
DOARDIN G.-AIRs. II. KAMLAEL Is PRE-
Id PARED to receive. BoarderB, at No, 148 Meeting
street up stairs Her 1nsny friends and aequa!ntar,cea
will please hear this In mind. rDeeember 16
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E(1TIC&-

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
g4-4a5zz5=5 CHARLnsToN, S. o.. February {, 1857.
TN ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPPOR-
TUNTTY to erect platforms to protect the sidewalks
In front their lots required BY Ordinance now pub
shed said Ordinance will not DO enforced until the 20h
February Inst C.B. SIGWAID, -:
February 12 Captain OF Police.
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EIltE LOAN.

CrIY HALL, November o, 1866.
A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS Or REBUILDING IN T IE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City,
der Gan act OF tie General Assembly gY:n, authority
the CITY Council of Charleston to procce in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan, with lev 10 aid in building up the
City anew. hereby notified that the form Of arpE
cation for lOans be obtained at the office Of the Clerk
Of Council, hatweon the hours OF a. NJ. and ?. NJ.
All applications must be fled in the above mentioned
Office, ua Committee will meet every Monday TO con-
slider the same.
By order of tho Mayor ". e.. SMITH,
November 19 Clerk Of Council.
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rOE DEsIRABLEF FLANTATION
for c,yatiop tho balance wood land. This pllce is
beautifully situated OH Broad River one hours drive
from the Town OF Beaufort 1t has ample Accommoda-
ons aborsrs and is we'll supplied With horses
wagons aud I'M sements The place viii be sold at bar
pun and part OF the plrehaso money can reaaRla on
ortcage il desired For further particulars inquire OF
->ssee'-'' % c. ". DENNIS,
r. mary 10 1nlo* Planters Hotel
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SAN'L III. yVILsON
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT THE OLD
wv stand, northwest corner SOCIETY and ANSON
II February
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COPARTHERsH HIPS.

NGT ICFT.
N1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
betM cen the undersigned i. tl1s day dissolved by
mutual consent. $. II. WILSON,
3 February 4, l3G7. JAS II. SIALEY.
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71OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
II and 5-yoar old broke MULES; aud THIRTY 3
IND year old. For Eale Of Mlls House Stable. Apply
To r. w CARTON January X
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The trouble on the Savannah River was easily
settled by General Scott, the Commissioner OF
Freedmen. Some officer sent squad Of soldiers
to plantation under charge Of an e1-rebel officer,
and the negroes, who had more sense than tho
other persons concerned, took exceptions to being
Killed by United States soldiers under rebel Off
cer. Day before yesterday young fellow rode up
and down King street, Charleston. an hour or two
in full Confederate uniform, coat towaers, cap
aud all, with at least four dozen brass buttons on
his parson. Two solored ordsrlies from General
Scott's head quarters were bseten in day while
carrying orders down town. They now carry their
nuskets wherever they 60. Both the assailants
have been arrested by the Commissioner Of Freed
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:s.cONEEDERATE .UNIFoRA1s.''

We had occasion, afsw days ago, to refer to the
remarks Of the New York Tribune relatiye to the
late difficulty on the CaEyEs plantation, near Sa-
vannah. It refused to publish the accounts given
in the Savannah papers, and discharged the sub
ject BY saying that in any difficulty between Gen
Tn1soN and the freedmen, the. former must be
considered in the wrong, and that United States
troops should not be sent against freedmen on
plantations. = "a. :. - - I
In it's issue Of Saturday Inst We find the follow
ing from private letter in this city, giving new
version to the afair, and ut the samo time promul.
eating sundrJ other mendncious pioces Of intelli.