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IOFPICiAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

A copy Of the subjOinei Proclamation was
prepared At the department OF State for publ
cation OF the day Of the date OF the instru-
neGt, and, as Is believed, was sent through
the usual channel for publication. Ash can
not be aseertained that It was actually pub
.ishei, ~ Is presumed that the copy referred
70 mus; have In come way miscArried.l
hy the President of the United
states.
A PROCLA NATION
Whereas, by an act Of Congress entitled
AN act to admit the States of North Caro-
lima, South CArolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
Alabama, and Florida to representation in
Congress-" passed the twenty.ffth day OF
June, 1865, 1t 10 declared that II is made the
duty OF the President within ten days after
receiving oticial information Of the ratiaca-
ton by the Legislature of either OF said States
Of proposed amendment to the Constitution
known as Article fourteen, to Issue a procla-
nation announcing that fact; and whereas a
paper was received At the Department of
state, this twcnty-Heventh day Iof.Iuls one
thousand eight hundred and six Npur-
porting to be joint resolution Ihate
and House oil Representatives OF the General
Assembly Of the State OF Georgia ratifyIng
the said proposed amendment, and also pur.
porting to have passed the two said Houses
respectively on the 2lst OF July, 1865, and to
have been approved by Rufus u. Bullock, who
therein signs himself Governor of Georgia,
which paper Is also attested by the signatures
Of Benjamin Conley, as President Of the Sen.
ate, and X, l., McWhOrters, as Speaker of
the Aepse.2l Representatives, and is further
le signatures Of A. l.. Marshall.
~ 1.-THE Senate, and NJ. A. Hardin,
As Oiefk ofthe House OF Representatives,
Now, therefore, be II known that |, An
DREW JOHNSON, President OF the United
States of America, in compliance with and ex-
ecution OF the act of Congress before men.
TONED, do issue this my proclamation an
nOuncing the fact Of the ratification Of the
said amendment by the Legislature Of the
State of Georgia in the manner herein.
before set forth.
In testimony whereof ! have signed these
presents with my hand, and have caused the
seal OF the United States to be hereto affixed
Done at the CITY OF Washington, this TWEEN
ty seventh day OF July, in the year
lSgALl Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight, and ofthe Independence
of the United states OF America the
ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON
BY the President ~
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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ToRosTo, Aug. 2O,-The Adams Express
robbers were up for examination to-day. Put.
nam W. Brown, Express messenger on the
Hudson road, identified Charles L. Thompson
and Morton as two OF the persons who had
gagged him and robbed tho safe.
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pEonIso.syAlASs HoE sgPPtYINo STAMPS Fos
49, TREAsuRr DEPAaInHSr,l
wS,.IS '.o Q, IsI,a 81, REyIs.sgE,

wisaIsoros, August Is. isss.
lhe Commissioner q lntsrn.l Reysnse Il pre-
l, at II m, for furni.hins the following n amed
stamps required BY The act q July 90 1865. to be
l. Five hundred thousand stamps Of ten dif-
feren. denominnti9n.. viz: lpound, 2Pounds, 8
% pounds, 90 pounds. and 100 pounds They must
consist Of nae steel engraving difaeult Of imitA:
one Inch aud three fourths In width The rs. los,
and zoos must vary from each other In color; the
a'smust vary from the D's, the 6's from the sos,
and the COS from the COS. They must have an
appropriate yignette, and the spaces around tho
figures must be nicely engraved.
Five hundred thousand stamps Of nne steel
engraving tx2h inches In sine, with oval corners
and q suitable yignette.
s. Ono hundred million stamps OF nns steel Gu
graying. with an appropriate vignette, and with
lathe work designs around the vignette and the
printed matter. These stamps are to be OF eleven
different kinds, Of various widths and lengths as
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BosToS, Aug. 2o.-The examination OF Dr.C.
p. Powers on the charge OF causing the death
OF Mrs. Mary Abbie Bowen by malpractice,
resulted IN his being committed for trial In
defaulk of hail
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se~sh Carolina Ies,.latiss.

CoLunnIA, s, o., Aug. 2o.-The bill authors
zing the Governor to take possession OF the
assets Of the bank Of the State to the exelu.
sion offoreign bond. holders, passed the Senate.
The value OF the assets are nearly half mil
iion. % ~
Randolph, . nesro, introduced a bill authori-
ring the Governor to take possession Of thc
arms and equipments belonging 10 the State.
A bill organizing the State police, q semi-mili-
tsry organization, passed both Houses.
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PHILADELPHIA, August "A match OF base
ball between the Olympies OF Washington, and
Harry Clays, OF Philadelphia, resulted-olym.
pics, b2j Clays,7.
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NIoHr Boat To ALxxAsDRIA.-The steamer
Fairy will be placed on the night line between
this city and Alexandria on Wednesday next,
the 25th instant, leaving Washington at 10 and
II o'clock, midnight. This will be q public
con yenience
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CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO, August 10
Speaker Colfax and party have just arrived
rom Hot Springs, Middle Park, going over
Bay Hound Pass, 1890 feet, and returning
over Boulder Pass, 1900 feet above the sea,
n q driving snow storm.
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MILTON, Pa, Aug. 20. "A colored man
named Joshua Jones shot his wife this after
noon, while walking with her on the street.
Jones escaped.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL,

OFFICE TRusrBE PuBLIc SCHOOLS
a.. WAsHIE9roE, Aug. ~, 1868,
sealed proposals. will DO received at this ohce
antil the IA Instant for furnishing the Public
ending July s, 1859
Bids viii be received Tor each District separately.
Ths quantities for each District will be about as
FIRST DISTRICT.
% tons white Ash EgE Coal.
te9!d" p nGs w9.Od' saved and split
SECOND DISTRICT
81 tons White Ash REE Coal
'G!d" P 8Ss w??d. saved aud split
THIRD DISTRICT.
" tons W1Ite Ash Coal, broken.
SeG!d' P 2Ss Wood saved and split
FOURTH DISTRICT.
70 tons White Ash Rgg Coal.
ncOtds OAK Wood, sawed and split
To DO delivered from time 70 time, during the
school year at the different school houses In such
Quantities as may be ordered by the Trustees of the
respeotiye Districts, About ~ tons broken White
Ash VII be received at once at wAllAeh Building,
Zach proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
wood aud Coal" and to be addressed TO the IN
The right Ia reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed To the interest Of this Corporation 10 do So
.p.,s.ow Chaisnan Committee Supplies
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TRrNTos, N. J., Aug. 2o.-Ralph A. Shreve
clerk Of the United States District Court, died
suddenly this afternoon. At one time he was
prominent whig politician.
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The general features Of the several stamps will
be prescribed by the Department, and drawings or
printed designs Of them will be furnished By the
Commissioner, upon application. to all who may
fIply therefor with Abond dde intention Of bidding
for the contract.
Zach bid must be Accompa MED by sample stamps
Of each aud every denoinipation, aud must state
The, price at which nuished starips will be fur.
nished, OF such denominations and at such times
As the COMMISSIONER may requirei and such price
must include the cost Of packing the same In a
SAFE and suitable manner for transportation In
packages OF such s'le as shall be directed from
time to time, and delivering the rame TO such
person or persons AS may be appointed 10 receive
them at the warehouse Of the manufacturer. or at
such ether place places in the city town where
they are manufactured as the Commissioner may
Zach bidder must state In his proposal the time
within which. after the completion Of = contract
with him, he Will commence furnishing the stamps,
aud with what rapidity he will continue to furnish
them after he has coin meneed, ...
All other things being equal, preference VIII be
given to the bidder who will hrst furnish s'Rmps
IN quantities sufficient to meet the demands OF the
any and all bids THOMAS HARLAND,
AulS-Tu6t Acting COmmission
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The TuHE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-The trotting race at
Dexter Park to-day, best three In Eve; won BY
Bashaw, jr. Time ANY,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2o.-The Democrats
Of the Second District have nominated James
W. Coffroth for Congress.
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H. H. hGAHSH,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND ooNvEYANoER,
Real Estate and General Insurance Agent
Ho. 500 D Street, Opposite East Wing Of
City Hall.
PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.
OFFICE CHEZ CQnsIsskRY oY suBsIsrsscF,
fInsI hILirARf DIsIRIcr, I

OFFICE CHEZ CQnsIsskRY oY syBsIsrsEcR,l
fIRsI MILITARY DIsrRIcr,
RIoHnosp.y !, August -, 1865.
Sealed proposals. ID dupIcat will be Teceiv ed at
THIS once until TUESDAY. August %, 1868, at u
o'clock, for suppl inE the DATED States Sub.
sistenes Department with all the Corn Meal that
NJ pSn Ss H. to the s Of
The meal to be delivered ~ good sound -four
such times and In such Quantities may DO re-
q9ired after i've days notice.
No samples are required with the bids, as only
fresh ground, bolted. bite corn meal Of the very
best quality will be received.
Bids must state the price per pound, or pet Ito
pounds nets and no allowance will be made for
Payment will b made 81 he end Of each mont
Tor corn meal accepted during the month.
The successful bidder will be required to give
contract.
Proposals should be plainly Endorsed Proposals
Tor Corn Meal. and addrssssd 70 the pRdsy;lFnsd.
Breyst Major aud Chief Cominissary Of sabsi.t.
enee, First Military Districts; Once No. lH5 Cary
street Commercial Block, Riehmond.va.
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PROPOSALS FOR REMOVAL OF WRECK.
USIrED STATES EsdISERR's OFFICE. }
No. n WksT Housros sIHEEJ.

No. q, WysT HoUsTos sInhEI.
M NEwYORK.Aua 1893.
Sealed proposals will BE-, received, At this oaee
the removal q the, wreck n Che steamer SCOT:
LAND. situated In the South Channel, near Sandy
The wreck and iii material pertaining 10 ihs yes;
sci must be removed TO depth OF at least ~ feet
meAu low water; and NO portion shall again be de-
posted after removal below high water mari.
1850. WIN nus
dividing the space from the bow 10 the stern into
three lyJ equal portions. When the hrst section,
beEinninE Al the boy, has been removed TO the
pIssS6sa asp aasIlSr n ths stpalstSa Urss fos
he remoysl VIII be paid. When the second sec.
lion has been removed, one quarter OF the price,
aboye, will be paid and when the third section
has been removed, the balance o. the stipulated
sum will be paid, prov ided that the work shall be
prosecuted and finished In the order Aboye given,
Proposals must state the sum IN full for, which
must be accompanied By ? guarlnty Of two respon-
sible persons that the bidder Will duly execute a
contract,
The proposals aud guaranty will be Of the form
to DO obtained At this once;
No bids exceeding one hundred thousand dol,
lars will be entertained, - -
II; Col Engineers, Bvt. Maj. Den. U,s,A.
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JoHNsON-LATlMER. On the l3th instant, at
Rock Greek eh%sres, h Rsy; James Bssh. DAsLa.
LETTE II. LArisKR, Of Cbarlss comfy. Mary.
land
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Reception BY the chinese Embassy.
BosToS. Aug. 7o.-The Chinese Embassy
gave a reception this evening to the city ON.
eiais, and q large number Of citizens at the
Parker House.
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I0RO PER MONTH GUARANTEED to agents
s.iss H k: ssitSTeSi. is III f.'sSt s'is
q BToadwHy, n. 7. 10 Dearborn a. ohiessO, III.
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MILBURNS'
POLAR SODA.
The Coolest and the Best.
No. $50 Fifteenth Street, Opposite Treasury
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAuoHr
GOVERNMENT
ARMY WAGONS.
ARMY WAGONS.

! have on hand a Large Assortment q ARMY
WHEELS and xXiBs. which / am selling very
cheap for cash, T. q. WHEELING,
Seventh street and Canal Bridge,
aul0-aw South Sidts
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The Indian Trouble In the West.

ST. Louis, Aug. a.-A dispatch from Hays
CITY, Kansas, dated yesterday, says the body
Of Due Comstook, the famous scout, has just
been brought In. He was murdered yesterday
by tho Indians near here. His companions
were rescued badly wounded.
Eighty Cheyennes drove on hu ndrcd mules
from within mile Of Fort Hays.
The Indians are now retreating towards the
Arkansas river with the military and voiun-
teers In hot pursuit.
Several children who were stolen by the
Indians, have been abandoned, and were found
In the woods. Six women have been carried
away captives.
with the extensive preparations now or.
ganized against the Indians, It 10 thought
there will be no more trouble In Kansas.
The hostile tribes are the Cheye mes and
ArrapAhoes.
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The Psraguayan war-A Bsttle-The
Allies Repuised with Heavy Loss
A Hope for Peace.


Rio JAsEiRo, July 81. via London, August
2o.-The attack on the Psragusysn Fortress
Hurmaita occurred July 10.
In the morning the combined Brazilian and
Argentine forces, under command Of Marquis
De Caxias, advanced to assault In three col.
umns, amounting In the aggregate to ten thou
sand men. Al the same time, heavy FIRE was
opened on the Notifications BY the neet, iron
clads, and land batteries. After prolonged
and desperate fighting at the foot OF the en-
trenehments, the allied columns retired with
out effecting a lodgment.
The loss Of the allies 10 reported at 1900
killed and wounded. Nothing 10 known Of
the loss of the Paraguaysns, but As they
fought under cover OF their entrenchments, IL
il supposed, will fall far short Of that suffered
by the allies.
The allies sent force In Gran Chaco with
the object OF cutting the communications OF
Lopez.
They found them defended by a large body
protected by breastworks.
After an obstinate engagement the allies
withdrew to their former position. The cas-
uslties are not stated.
The hopes OF the war party rested upon the
success OF this enterprise. and its failure will
give great impetus to the peace movement.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

HE INDIAN ouTRAaEs IN THE West
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\ good rule to observe III dealing with
an editor would be, never TO ask him TO
do thing you would he unwilling TO do
yourself in public, Or over your own sir
maturc.-NompeElr Jomu0L
New York is to have the sensation OF
Il live prince this month,-the Prince OF
Saxe-Cobure, who will stop there on his
way to Brazil,
The present week is anniversary week
in New York, and on Sunday cycnin.
the Presbyterian board Of foreign missions
held its annual meeting in Rev DIR. John
Halls church.
y Gloucester photographer was visit
cd the other day, by Il young woman OF
uncommon naivetc, who inquired mcekly,
GLOW long does it take TO get 4 photo
graph after YOU leave you measure -
Day & Martins backing is widely eel
ebrated, but the British have found thai
for heightening the lustre of their arms
Il brush with the famous black king o
-\byssinia proves much more etiectual.
Loss OF MENIORY.-An orator, who
had raised his audience TO a great height
by his lofty soarings, exclaimed, Il will
now close in the beautiful and expressive
language of the poet forget his name
-and-and-I forget what he said, too.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-05-15

EXPLODING WOoDCHUCKS.-A gen.
tleman recently informed us that he had
been entirely successful in destroying
these pests on his farm by an invention
of his own, which he said was simply a
''small earthquake" This he produces
in the following manner; good hand
full of gunpowder is put into cloth bag,
to which fuse is attached. The bag is
then put into the woodchuck's hole some
two or three feet, with the other end OF
the fuse projecting from the hole, which
is then filled in and carefully tamped
with earth. If the burrow has other
openings these must also be closed. The
fuse is then lighted, a duh explosion fol-
lows, and poor chucky Is never heard
from again, being probably unable to
breath the air in his narrow house after
the burning of the powder.-N. T.
| Farmer.
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S n A VS.
SILVER PLATING FLUID

lnsantaneousy Plates Copper, Bras, German silver.
Bronze, &c. with pure Silver makes ont Plated
Ware good and if used regularly clean
ing it prevents it, silver from being o und is the
best article i'll use for Cleaning ard Polishing sill
yer Ware No family once using il will cy aftcrwa ia
do " thOut it, IL is the only gcnun SrIs iIATING
FLUID in the mar T. All otcr- bas and tides
imtatO r, and mot OF III IN dangerous deadly
poisonous compounds Of quick silver. luy and
hut Shaw's. which il I original an only genuine.
and If for SUE b. Druggist es,.sWh fut up .
bot les. Price so It.. samples Tor rir FIRE by
mail receipt Of 25 cts pay for package and pot
age. Address J. SHAW, Cheinis, 81 T. Street,
Bridgeport, Conn Agents wanted everywhere.
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Nathan W. Morse's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held AT tn,
Caledonia District. )Prnbate Office, i'll 81. Johns
bury, within and tor said district. the 21th day o
April, 1865
AN Instrument, purp"rting to be the last vim anc
Testament Nathan Morse late OF Hardwick, in sal,
district, decea ed. being presented To- the Court by
Joseph MStevensOne OF the executors therein named io
probate:
II is ordered by said court ;hat all persons concern
ed therein, he notified tOappear at session OF sal'
be holden al the Probate ONCE, in St Johns
bury, ON the 10th day oil May 1865 and show cause
II any they may have against the Probate said yin
which purpose ii isturther ordered, that copy
the record Of this order toe published thr weeks sue
cssively in the CaedOniau printed at St JohIsOurl
previous to said time appOiIted for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
A true copy OF record Attest,
81 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
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wherever it is practicable, and where it
is not, plough deeper gradually and so
get all the advantages of thorough cult
walton which your soil is capable Of
PloughmaH.
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DR.. LaneIey's Root and Herb Ri,tor.

a cure for liver complaint in all its farm b
Of the blood and skin, scrofuls dyspepsia o+i
ness indigestion, jaund &c, headache and billion az;
ease general debility, &c. They cleans the svst.,
regulate the bowels restore the appetite purify tb
blood, strengthen tie body and thoroughly prepare it
to resist disease of al kidd. GEO. G. GOODWIN 4
CO, Boston, Mass. Sold by all druggist..
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9fgal.
Mary B. HadIock's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In PrObats Court. held at
Essex District, J CiuIldhall within and iOI
said district. on the 9th day of April A d. 1865.
An instrument purpurting be the last win and Tes-
lament O Mary Is lladOck. late OF Guildhal. in said
district. deceased, being presented the by
Charles +. Benton, the executor therein named, for
probate
tits ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therenbe notified TO appear a session court
be holden at the probate office, In Guilhal on the
18th day May, 1865 and shew cause If any ma
have against the Probate OF said VIII for which pur-
pose Is further ordered, that OF She record OF
be published three Cces sivey IN the
Caledonan, printed at St Johusbury, previous said
time appointed Tor hearing
WIN. II. HARTSHORN Judge Of Probate.
o recOrd-AtteSt,
81 VIM. II. HARTSHORN, Judge Of Probate.
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William Balch's state

TIE sUNsCrIbeT. hlvlUE Deem appointed " he HON
CRADLE probate for the district Of ESSEX com
Wi>~uuers To- receive examine and adjust al claims I'D
demands Of all persons against the estate Ui lAaH
BIlCh, late Ol iuuvuuCrs SAID district. deceased
represented iu>olvent. ami the term OF six months
the 2ih day Oi March, l,o,, D., !us allowed by s:l
the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective clair before CIV" notice
that vii! atteue 10 the duties Of appUlutIue
AT the dwelling house OF the late " iilaIn BaCu In
luuenbuTs. ia said district. the 81 Tuesdays MAJ
AID Aug next al O'Clock IL the afternoon each vi
said days.
JOHN " HARTSHOKN, lCo1nn.ts.t,r,-rs
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Afw advertisements.
Consumption Positively Cured

PLANS FRESH MEAT CURE, for Consumption and
bronchial affections, is prescribed and recommended y
Physicians all over the country. and i performing more
curr than all other remedies combined. trial will
convince the most skeptical. ) bottle six for So
sent by express. Circulars free. Sold Iy GEO. G..
GOODWIN Co., IS Hsnover St, Boston, and all drug
gists.
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! Nothing LIKE IT in MEDICINE,

| luxury to the palate, painless evacuant, a
sn'le snmulunt to the circulation, perspir.to-
lls Piepalation, an anti-biIlous medicine, a +to-
-; So ulnreic, and an admirable general al
-o,ai E n iS 1he acknowledged and daily proven
Sold by all druggists. ~ I'M i' L
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for Tobacco. or
money returned. This great remedy il excellent
appetizer II mparts tone and vigor the system.
Smokers and Chewers for forty Price Fftv
effects of Tobacco with notices from the press refer
and testimonials attesting it's great success
Tree. Agents wanted. Address DR.. I. X. ABBOTT.
Jersey City, New jersey.
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1.-The Great Pin-Worm Remedy

Those troublesome and danSerou= pests, Pin Worms,
any other Worms, safely and thoroughly expelled
from the system by the of DR.. GoULD's PIS-WoRs
SYRUP, without injury the health of the most decae
child or adult. Purely vegetable. Warranted to
geo. Z. GOODWIN l. CO., Boston, Mas, aud al
druggists. Prics 10 cts