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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-06
Eoca1 Iteaons.

ot Massachusetts, and Ex-Governor
Vance, of North Carolina, and other
distinguished guests, the following
gentlemen were appointed: ,f,.
The Committee of Reception un-
der the 1st observation-disclosures. VIM.
f. DeSaussure, Wade Hampton, W.
Wallace, L. D. Childs, Joseph D.
Pope, h. w. McAIaster, VIM. Fl. Tai
ley, John s. Green, John t. Rhett,
The Committee of Arrangements
under the I'd resolution-Messr Jas.
q. Gibbes, Edward Hope, A. Palmer,
Geo. Summers, VIM. Wright, L. P.
Miller, Clark Waring. Lewis Levy,
r. G. Silver.
The Committee on Subscriptions
under the 3D. resolution-1st Ward
ID. B. DeSaussure, John Mckenzie,
Robt. Joyner.
Second Ward-Messrs. Hardy So
lomon, Henry Beard, II. M. Pollock.
Third Ward-Messrs. r. N. Low
rance, Walter Fisher, j. W. Smith.
Fourth Ward-Messrs. Jas. Camp
bell, J. G. Sutphen, Richard Wearn.
For the Country-Messrs. VIM.
Stack, W. H. Sigh, j. P. Adams, H.
p. Green, VIM. Weston, J. P. Rich
burg, Fl. 1. Caughman, E. s. Perci-
val. w. H. Dent, G. o. Marshall, W.
P. Bookter, J. D. Frost, E. D. Gill
more, S. G.. Henry.
in obedience to the 4th resolution,
the State Central Executive Commit
tee would most respectfully invite
their fellow-citizens, from.all parts of
the State, to unite with them on Fri
day next, the 9th inst, in mass
meeting and barbecue at Columbia,
on which occasion addresses will be
delivered by Hon. John @. Adams,
of Massachusetts, ex-Gov. Vance, of
North Carolina, and distinguished
gentlemen from our own State.
A CAMPAIGN FACr.-The radical
Executive Congressional Committee
have already distributed through the
mails two and half millions of cam
paign documents, all of which have
been .franhed, that is, weut free
under the autographs of radical Con-
gressmen. Had the just dues been
paid in the Treasury-two cents each
on these documents-the snug sum
of fifty thousand dollars would have
been saved to the country. Let us
have peace!
The COMET VIsIB1E.-Our ex-
changes tell us that Encke's Comet is
now visible through glass. It is
located near the consultations of
Germini and Cancer, and can be seen
between B o'clock and daylight in
tho morning. If this is the case, we
may soon look for it in the evening,
as astronomers have said that in the
latter part of September, it might be
seen with the naked eye from in
the evening to 3 in the morning.
Two FULL Moons. we are to have
two full moons during the month of
October-one on the 1st, the other
on the 31st-a good time for lunatics.
The prophecy registered by Jenkins,
that there would be more marriages
this October than during any other
month since the war, was probably
based upon knowledge of the above
fact.
We have been informed that the
Democratic demonstration in Orange
burg, on Saturday last, was COM
plete success, in spite of the very un-
propitious weather.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from S15
a. m. to 7 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at p. M, and
close at Sla p. m. Charleston night
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-06

The sign boards put up at road
crossings on the Pacific railways
are said to be-"Look out for the In
dians."
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Napoleon has forbidden Eugene
to gamble in stocks.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Special at
tention is called to the following adj
vertisements, published for the first
time this morning:
Meeting True Brotherhood Lodge.
Meeting Palmetto Engine Comply.
jacob Levin-Gas Consumers.
Found.
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NEW CROP CAROLINA RICE. The
Baltimore SIN says, it is ascertained
that the rice crop of 1868, will turn
out better quality than any crop
since war. Captain Dutton, of the
steamship Sea Gull, from Charleston.
South Carolina, sends us q specimen
of this grain, in the ear, which is very
fine looking. 1t is from the planta-
ton of Mr.. Lewis, of Ashepoo. Ar
rangements have been made to supply
Baltimore, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
Chicago and other North western
markets with the Carolina rice, the
coming season, from Charleston uia
steamers and THO Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad y
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS post
Office open during the week from So
a. m. to 7 p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at 5 p. m., and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open So a. M, close AZ p. M.
Northern-Open for delivery at
So ". M, closes at 2.45 p. m.
Groenville-Open for delivery 8
p. M, closes at 81 p. M.
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We have been informed that the
Democratic demonstration in Orange
burg, on Saturday last, was COM
plete success, in spite of the very un-
propitious weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
BY Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
CtIoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF vALU:

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALu.
" ABLE REAL. ESTATE IN THE IL CCad nIS;TTpp
OFICARY AND ELEVENTH STREETS AN Np
Handsome. LOTS IN SIDNEY. ON GR R8yk
sTh ss AEsSoo SNE az co
~. NEtRg TO KIEBY,s sTATIoN.-By yirttet
Of n decree OF The Circuit Court Of the city o.
Richmond pronounced on the 18th OF May, hes u
the case OF Anderson ps. Anderson Il Co., shan
selliat public auction. on the premises In the olo
ays s ss
at the northeast corner Gary and Eleventh stresS
fronting IS feet, running back os3 feet to an ae!'
A fser which. at o, clock PM, on the premss;
LOTS Nos. 6and in Sidney, on the solth size
Grove street opposite the residence . o. rbss
back 100 feet to an alley % feet wide; and on w
lMS.sS near 70 KIby's Mn. a TR1eT OF WOOD
LAND In Hanover, on the road leading 70 e ,ois,
all's, containing lao acres, and nearly an|oini'
the Rlmington tract or land. a and
: TERMS: 0ne-fourtb cash balance q. a.; = md
II months for negotiable notes, interest adsg aid
title retained until all the purchase money pA''
and a conveyance ordered blythe court.
=. D JOHN o. STEGER, Commisslosnafiesi n
~ r. s.-As the proceeds or the IoregoiStf snsI
part are TO be invested IN the ELI land with
Comfortable buildings in good l2Ga,ion, viii
n railroad within thirty miles OF Rich1ona n
complete outfit thereon. persons M niesss
Mace FOR sale nc from ~ 900 10 ~ 200 WIZ p'e''
correspond with tho auctfoneer. r IconnIy.
Il sImnseaiately afser The sale q the .fsstr n
Ian scrps IN above win he sold another
ssiioinna also Containing lao acres heayily wy Wv
ed, on which . new diminished a" ven 60
! TEsas :Atsale. .bs8 Nv, 'S s0e,onssr.
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ssntilsss III dfaash fs II fhat fatal poison
.xhich .flla chs public and private mad
houses Of Paris. These sabsfnthe drinking
Clubs are certainly not numerous, but
liqtfor bhopss sboahd. ID all quarters Of the
stif5 where absinths may be said 70 be the
staple drink, and lately several have sprung
up1Mkich, fofattfact the youth Eof Paris to.
.thsmg iispense the insfdious beverage at the
.handsso1 pretty women siFisa 4 -
In the French army, drinking Of abb
sinthes5 OF the cheapest quality, and as o
matter Of course the most deleteriousof all,
used to prevail to such an extent that both
military and medical commissions were APP
pointed 10 report upon the practice and the
effects resuhing from II. The facts that
came tol ightNereao alarming that the Co
syerument, nat only formally sinterdicted It's
consump tipn, but made every underworld
keep, it beyond the, reach Of the soldiers.
In Paris and other garr;son towns these eff
forts were not particularly successful but
it Jared hard with any camp followers Of
sexpsditionary borpsi in Algeria, or at Cha
Ions rother partsaofs France where tempo
Brary canapswere formed, who CHANGED TO be
detected insupp ying absinthe to the troops.
In the EfenchnnaTy its consumption is
rigidly. prohibited, not merely e: the COM
|; mon seamen but to, the officers as well.ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
alzts ByiWellington' Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
T,RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABL

,T,RUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF aRICHMOND. ON THE WEST LINE OF
FIFTEENTH BETWEEN. MAIN md CARY
STREETS. AND ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETW EE N ELE YENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS.-By virtue Of deed Of
trust executed to the Subscribers. bearing date I'd
MAY, 1857 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court In Deed Book No. "a y, page 400, we shall.
tlon on the premises in zthe order advertised Oh
WEDNESDAY the Sd June. 1883, commencing al
O'Clock P. NJ, If fair, II not, the first fair day
thereafter, the real estate, conveyed by the said
deed-yiZ., that large BRICK. WAREHOUSE on
the west side of Fifteenth between Main and Cary
streets, divided into two teBements, and occupied
by Mr.. =. Davis, fronting 30 feet more or less
running back % s-l2 feet. After which-say No y
ofclock-that valuable IRON-FROST TENE
NIENT on the north side Of Main between EIe'
Fenth and Twelfth streets, DOW occupied by NJ
ground rent In favor of the executors OF william
Mitchell, Jr., deceased, which rcntis reserved Ina
deed Of lease between said executors and the pre-
sent owner. bearing date 9Th March. 1864 duly re.
corded I'm Richmond Hastings Court. and which
deed of lease will be exhibited ut the hour OF sale
The foregoing property is Justly regarded as yery
valuable by reason OF its excellent location IN ns
centre OF the city. and In the most desirable pan
thereof for commercial purposes; hail
be sold for cash yet we think u more than proos.
BILE that the creditor will consent to accept one.
fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve, and eightetn
months for negotiable notes. interest payable lal'
yearly, secured by O trust deed. The taxes aha "
suralice for 1858 tobe paid by the purchasers.
WALTER d. BLAIR Trustees.
my "a JOHN A. MEREDITH, -
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'l,A,lju!O,,:,,TjlT[s,I,M SAFES.
FrYa,URTe DAY.
7sseS BY Wellington Goda,nf "a ssr5g,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

sci f1Sgf sasfafs5i9 r = 80
,TsRUsTEESf SAbEaOF TEE BEAU gl-
ESn EARM gAhhEggt 9TE HEsto,s9i EsF oN
TH Tf DENvIEIE RAILR0 AD: sTHIKTY:sy1x
MILES FROM RICHMQNU.sATIAUC VI y.
sg v y q ssrYS
so G 81 Conrt sh December
S @ 4 bemsss ss ss
an ihs o ne g s rs e
oes ssss
land in CIVILIZATIONS the hala1se IN 9ak and Pns
baeco, sheak and corn ! all under good fencing;
main DWELIISa,e ontsiniag .ssssnleens. with
portfcoes front and rear; 0yERSEER,S HOUSE,
ss basss s so sssb shen
The Danyille railroad ans through the farm, and
passes within 900 yards Of the grove shading the
garden is isrge and productive, sad there's
oRShaaaP a1as csrrias
For q country retreat, or the permanent resi-
unnsni Tfeo dwelling has
out, and pafnted, and Otherwise repaired at great
Tanks OF SALE ). For cash az. 20 the sum Of
81 4sa.ss with interest from 9Th Of May lsSS TO.
Egether with expenses OF sale as reIu1reU, NY the
Decd but for one-haIf thereof negotiabf note at
four months with interest added sattsfa en-.
purchase money, credits Of from one to lve years,
or longer If desired Will be given for negotiable
notes, with interest," payable In annual install
Inents, securedby trust deed, and the purchaser
to keep the buildings fully insured at his own eI-
pense and the policies OF insurance to be taken In
the name and for the benefit OF the trustees Under
WELLINGTON GODDIN
.Isss5g3sALBERT BLAIR, .21s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
By Wellington Goddin,
.Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TTRUSTEE's SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAGDM HENRIco COUNTY q IT 6, on 81; THE az
70 FOUR-MILE-CREEK CHURCH.-By virtue
of a deed ofstrust executed to the subscriber by
Susan B. Winfree, bearing date on the I'D day OF
July, 1857, duly recorded in Henrico County Court
I shall proceed to sell ut public auction on FRI
DAY the 5th day of June, 1sss, If fair, II not on
the first fair day thereafter Sunday exceptedl
ESTATE located as above, containing $50 acres,
more or less on the south side of tho Charles City
road, opposite to Four m4le-creek church:
payment OF negotiable note for $s2owith interest
from the 9Th January 1868 and as to the residue Of
sale atsuch credit as win be announced atthe hour
p,vSs,i ssfS~-+-e -. = = 80 g. Trustee. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
u BY Wellington Goddint % .astgs,Y
I Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. -
H,RUsTEE's SALE OF AsAlALL BRIGK

SALE OF ASMALL BRICK
lCf,l GBETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
,EIGHTEENTH TREETS.-Byy virtue OF q deed
OF Crust executed to che subscriber by Wficher
ed in Richmond Hastings Court, shtlL In eIecu.
tion thereof proceed TO sell at pubic a1ction, on
the premises. on THURSDAY the 9Th June, 1853,
Mt O'Clock p H.. II fair, II not the first fair day
thereafter, the rcai estate conveyed by said deed
consisting OF an excellent BRICK TENEMENT
located as above, containing three rooms nov
s9II2 feet on Clay street. and runs back 50 feet ts
estern line and 81 feet Inches on tswestern line.
sSSTERNgs While the deed requires g. cash sale
as 10 the amount Of 5000 and expenses Of executing
the trust, arrangements have been made by which
the payments win be one-forrth cash, and TIE
balance at four eight and twelve months for neeo-
,tIabIc3 notes interest added, secured by trust
deed, The taxes for 1850 be paid by the pur-
chaser, .,4, y. j.. sAppEksQN,es
: wy23 - z "a ts&Aitystt1A EAssSsne Hfa6fee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
. BY James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auctioneers,
Office No. s21Main street, -
800 three doors below Spotswood Hotel

TRUSTEES SALEeOF VALUAB L E
II REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHEsTERFIELps ADJOINING THE TOWN w
TIE RICHMOND, AND D ohSU I RAIk-
Fits ATSiAUCTION.-By virtue Of q deed Of
trust executed to the undersigned as trustees,
dated the 10th day of October, 1859, to secure the
paymentof certain sum of money therein mem
tfoned duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Chesterfield, part of which Is
stu unpaid, and being required by the beneficial
.rfes In said deed will proceed TO sell at public
auction ON MONDAY. the LIST day Of June, 1858, Ii
fair If not the next fair day thereafter Sundays
sexcepted), on the premises at half-past O'CLOCK
P,g nj, the VALUABLE, PROPERTY as above
located consisting of THREE LOTS OF LAND
described I'M said deed as B, O. and d; lot b con-
tanning 80 9Sl-l000 acres lot containing q 379-l00o
acres and lot D containing 80 337-l000 acres all
bounded by the Richmond and Danytlle railroad,
which extends down tothe coal yard on the south
side of Jamesgrtver opposite the steamboat wharf
at Rockets and Is considered to be the best land
for farming or for the growth of vegetables that
is now In market. From Its conttguity to the city
Of Richmond and town of Manchester this land 1S
rendered still more valuable aIsgfE9 ys.s Z
sale and third of the purchase money; balance
on ascredit of twelve and eighteen months for ne
qotiable notes interest added and secured by deed
trust Taxes for 1883 to be paid by the purchaser
plat of the land can be seen at the office OF the
auctioneers and win be shown on the day OF sale.
II n, trelsl s,-sfJAMES III. TAYLOR, Trustees. s
s. Il, sss;.lg, Nv GQDDIN,: q ~ t'.',s4
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
Aucttoneers. 81 z GFEgsyzs. my Is
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Edueation-Free schools, SUN da y
= schools. and Mission Sch0ols-The
Necessity of the Tinaes.S
D PETERSBURG, May rs, 1858.

.as.,ass @ PETERSBURG, May rs, 1858.
1T is very gratif yingto note the increased
intention which is paid to the instruction Of
the humber classes of society, Besides
the free schools In successful operation
within the limits Of the city, and supported
from the funds of the orporation, others
Z are springing up under the auspices of one
or more Of the religious denominations
The Episcopalians,, for example, have avery
fourishing one, called o mission school, in
our western suburbs, and conducted in Q
manner to supply real want, The teachers
: render their services voluntarily, and are
numerous enough: to take it by turns, with
s5out feeling the burden to be oppressive.
While we would not say Q word TO der0gate
from the value OF free schools or Sunday
schools, yet it is believed that q weil7cons
dlcted mission school may have its own PEI
cuiar sphere Of usefulness, which does not
come exactly within the province of the
others. The free schools are necessarily of
o very mixed character. ! and the teachers
are seldom supported, as they out 40 he, by
the parents of the children. Being accus-
TONED, as many of these are, to have their
oKngway, they come and 90 pretty much as
they please, and are, very. liable to fill
into vagrant habits. Not much better,
If any, can be said Of Sunday schools
In this regard !; for every person whb
5h Vas experience in them knowss how
t x.sa II is to keep up the roll and how
s.i iuush shore Of the enrolled number is tile
r seiuai .attehaance. In spite of fhess nm.
yoluapie evils, hewexer, both the frae ana
athei SUNDAY schools subserye grcst ttrEnt Il
Important purpose. They wonlS hs sass,
If onI one scholar in ten. deriyed a,,r- 4 Nj,
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r@5.p ByS.N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
CORNER of Eleventh and Main streets. ;.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTY
NJ THREE AND THREE-FOURTHS ACRES
OF WE'LL WOODED LAND ON THE OAR
BYTOWN ROAD.-By virtue of a decreeof Hen.
rico County Court promo on the 18th day OF
Nav 1883 In the suit Of Martin and wife us. Tay-
lor ct ais, I will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, LIST day OF June, at Henrico County Court
house THAT being court day., at u O'Clock NJ,
TRACT OF LAND in said county, about eight
miles below the city. containing by recent survey
SIXTY-THREE AND THREE-FOURTHS
ACRES lying ON both sides of 1.-THE Darbytown
road, being part of the tract of which Archer Tay
Tor died seized. The land Is well timbered with
former sale having failed to comply with the terms
sale the same will be sold at his risk and cost.
- TERMS :. Sufficient In cash to pay expenses of
suit and this and expenses Of former sale SO far
as unpaid; the balance on credit Of six months,
the purchaser executing bonds with approved
security, and title retained until paid and con-
i5''SS'Ts go. sEIlf 80 a. JOHN N. DAVIS,
Emy25 .-i-svs szsf s,Fssss,.- F-,tf Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
VERY; VALUABLE. TENEMENT, OF

yIERY, VALUABLE. TENEMENT, ON
Y THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT 1AUCTION.-On MONDAY, June lst, at S
O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell upon the premises the
very valuable TENEMENT situated as above, adj
Joining T. D. Quarles,s dry goods house, and now
in the occupancy of Mr.. r. Ferrandlni. The
Building is three stories high besides basement.
with a fine store on the main floor, six rooms
above, kitchen with four rooms. and private en-
trance to the upper part. The lot fronts twenty
four feet and runs back a good depth. We invite
special attention to this sale, as the property Is
very valuable, and of character not often offered
in the market:
TERMS One-third cash; balance at and u
cured by a trust deed. Taxes for 1858 to be paid
by the purchaser. -
mp23 se Auctioneers.
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gvE by Wellington Goddin, -
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE BRICK, TENEMENT, ON
" THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANkLIN.gE
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS.
FOR SALE AT, AUCTION.-At the request Of
the trustees under the will of the late james
Caskie, shall sell at auction. on the premises on
MONDAY the 9Th June. 1888. ut s o, clock 2. M.
that very valuable BRICK TENEMENT located as
above, now in the occupancy Of Colonel a. Ord
wayj at the annual rent of $500. It contains ten
rooms besides the usual out-buildings, and IN in
good repair The neighborhood is equal to the best
In Richmond a9sBI .as..t p d., 49,. ~,
TERMS One-third cash balance at one and two
years for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by a trust deed. w. dODD!N,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 JAMES RIVER ESTATE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY-In pursuance OF o deco OF
trust made by Edward O. Watkins, OF the county
of Chesterfield on. the 18th day OF January. 1852
and duly recorded In the clerk's Office of said
county on the same day, the undersigned, as trus-
tee therein named win offer for sale on the pre-
mises, at u NJ, on WEDNESDAY the oath day OF
June Is8S If fair, II not the next tatr day there
after that valuable farm called 5WESTBROoK,
situated In the county OF on the James
river, adjoining the lands of John Watkins's es-
tate, WILLIAMS GIFTS estate, and the Pressure Isle
estate and containing TsS acres. The Improve
ments consist Of framed dwelling house with six
rooms and the necessary ut-houses. IL is. unne-
cessarv to give more detailed descriptions as per-
sons wishing to purchase WIN visit tho place, which
can be readily reached by steamers from Rich
mond. --------.------
TERMS: One-Gfth of the amount due the henefe
cfary lbefYig 90 s8 with fterst for several years.
cash; negotiable notes Cor the balance at sig,
twelve eighteen and twenty -fourInonths, with in-
terest added AID secured by trust deed For the
remainder OF the purchase money, any the
terms will be made known on day OF sale.
The crops now growing on the lard VIII ne re-
served, but such possession viii be given inc pui-
chaser as will enable him TO seed crop OF wpeas.
and complete possessions VIII be given on the Lss o.
Jxnuarynext, except 30 far as VIII De eeqaated 70
save and deliver tho corn crop now growing on tne
Mace. The purchaser will be entlllea to lhe REM
from the day Of sale. The taxes OF 1853 70 90 PAID
bythe purchaser,z s4E5l HENRgsGOAfT rustee.
my 27-2awtJune2e&dfds ssysslsl ssa..slsf