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The New York herald., 1869-06-20

Coal IN THE PACIFIC STATEs.-The ana Cnii60r.
ma, IN recent issue, from information given by
visitor to the region states that the coal deposits Of
wyoming Territory extend for nearly 900 miles
along ,the Union Pacific Railroad, from Carbon to
Evsnstown stations. Six mines are now open, and
by analysis, sixty per cent Of carbon, twelve Oh
water In combination and twenty -eghte OF imam
mabe gases. 1t IL known by the name OF anthra-
miles west OF Omaha, and extensive snaits and
drifts have been run since August, 1888. From $50
to 800 miners are at work, earning from seven 20
twelve dollars day In currency. Last winter coal
sold at Omaha at for twenty and one half dol
larsper ton, but the new mnes 10 is asserted Will
reduce tile price ITO one-balf or even one-thrd OF
that rate and Will supply way stations where coal
heretofore could not be obtained. At Black Butts
and Point OF Rocks stations also there are extensive
mines At Point OF Rocks there Ia q hillside drift,
with three shutes, VI capacity to load loO cars Of
ten tons each
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
snops m SOUTH cARoLINA.

The Charleston ve,cs Of the 18th has an article o.
the crops OF South Carolina. We quote the co.,
weighing Carefully the condition of the crops in
the derent parts Of the state, we arrive at the fol-
i. The wheat and corn crops Of the year will be
sufYlcient for home consumption, but as the yield
will be unequally divided. some counties having
more and some less than they will need, o consider
able quantity OF grain must be bought before the
crop OF 1870 comes In. Not nearly as much was
bought IN 1s67-6e should, however, be necessary.
More oats WILL IL V believed, be raised than ever be-
fore.
q The cotton crop Of the state viii more likely
fall short Of than exceed the crop OF 1869. The in
creased area In cotton and the liberal use OF fertil
will be fully neutralized BY the cold spring. and
by the fact that the freedmen are now more largely
than ever planting on their own account. The land
30 planted IL included In the increased area OF the
year but the yield per acre Will on account Of care
less cultivation be much less than where the land In
titled BY negroes directed by white men. For these
reasons set down the crop OF South Carolina Tor
1s6p-70 at say 176,0oo bales.
9. The prospects OF rice are fair, and with good
the crop OF 1s6970 should reach 49, terces
4. The freedmen are working at least as well as
last year and In the upper parts OF the state are
and the laborers are gradually settling down to the
conviction that they can make bread and meat more
easily by working than BY running to the polls and
waiting for acres and mules which will never come
unless as the reward OF patient industry.
Our estimates may, OF course. be afFecsed by the
events OF the future. but they represent fairly the
c0nditlon and prospects OF thescrops at this time
contrary, they snow that BY the use Of FERTILIZERS and
thorough cultivation we may, even In year winch
opened sastrously obtain fair average return Tor
our money and our work Ll ~
The New York herald., 1869-06-20

There are 4,f13 local preachersan increase Of 46l.
The total ministry, travelling and local. including
also the nine bishops, number G,9l7-ap increase
during The year OF 533.
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
The Anti-secrct Society Convention at Chi.
cago.

From the Chicago Christian Freeman, June III
The national convention opposed to secret socie.
ties and organized last year Plttsburg met in this
city on che sth inst, and continued In session three
days. The number In attendance was quite large,
and embraced representatives for several direrent
States Bishop Harris. of the United Brethren
Church, presiding during the session. Resolutions
condemninG IN strong terms all secret orders for
whatever purpose, and calling on Christians every
cussed and adopted. senator Pomeroy, OF Kansas,
was present on Wednesday evening. ami spoke be.
Omcers Tor the coming year were elected, consisting
of president, quite number OF vice presidents,
secretaries and an executive committee, to whom
was committed the publication department. and
other business requiring attention between this and
the annual meeting One very noticeable feature Of
the gathering was the great preponderance OF gray
ne AIDED men, having an unmstakable ministerial
look The convention adjourned to meet at Clncin-
natl next year.
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
Religious Notes.

The present numerical strength OF the Baptist de-
nomination IN the United states, according to the
Year Book, ll2i,9ss THIS shows an increase over
last year OF 12,O62.
The Chicago Theological Seminary has just con.
fsrred the degree Of y, De- oy the ntst time giving
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
views Of n Catholic Bishop.

The catholic Of Pittsburg publishes lengthy pas
toral letter from the Bishop Of Erie. The Presbyte
mans come In for good share Of denunciation from
the Catholic In notice Of the constitutional amend
ment proposed to secure recognition OF the Deity
In the organic law Of the land. We quote single
extract that shows the spirit Of the article:-
TO Christianize our country, to Christianize our
constitution any more than the country and consti-
tuition are already Christianized, Will be a work
whch the united EFFORTS Of Presby teriansm will fall
far short OF carrying out. There Is too deeply
rooted conviction among the people OF the land tnat
freedom OF conscience Ii one OF the foundation
stones OF our country's prosperity Men are not
yet prepared TO see with indifference number of
seif-app0intcd ministers trying their hands at i'm
proving away from our constitution one OF its
most glorious festurea II would be, no doubt,
. nice thing for the evangeicals to be abIe TO
legslate on spiritual ~ well a. temporal Affairs,
70 enforce the unco' godly Observance Of the
sabbath, to put under the ban OF ecclesiascal CEN
snre the use Of Gods gifts to deny to millions OF
s creatures the only chance they can have OF rest
ng from toll aud recruiting themselves In rational
snu @ innocent way. But the days when men were
Son.ens 10 abide by system OF Blue Laws have
s sone ~: Hanging witches and several other evan
% Henvsi %ue'verances are no more In 10 far as Ra-
, ao,asm HAS uone away with that worst Of all des
V.'ss ~ 'ne rclgn OF superstition and has torn away
@ smc mask from tne hideous features OF nyp0crisy,
vI country mas reason TO bless this one Of the great
eHors condemned by the Presbyterisns.
Notnbee Revival Ansus the ssFr,euds.,,
The New York herald., 1869-06-20

A PERSONAL DIFFICULTY IN GeoneIA-TurrR
MEN SHOr.-On last Saturday night Mr.. John TAYLOR,
superintendent OF the Montour factory, IN Hancock
James oxford, In the adjoining village OF Montour
II seems that Oxford was ddltnR the residence
OF Mr. taylor, who went out TO quiet the disturb
lor gave oxford punch In the breast. Oxford took
II seriously. and shot him In the breast; Taylor
called his stepson. young Parrish 70 deiend him, as
he a. shot Parrish Immediately replied by snoot
Ing oxford just above the heart the bail fracturng
RIB and glancng round lodging IN the back. OK
men, Just above the hip, the ball passing through
without njurings the viscera oxford aud farrlsh
are both likely TO recover. the former being put in
jail until well enough 70 stand his trial for commit
ment Mr.. Taylor died Of his wounds on suuJap
evening. g.-Loutspfue Journal June IL.
The New York herald., 1869-06-20

Netaose Revival Ansns the @Friends.''
Richmond Ind, has been the scene recently nj
femarkabls religious AWAKENING. eorrespopdept
The New York herald., 1869-06-20
Evangelical Church Dcdicati0ns.
From the New York Ohaarvcrl

We have noticed accounts OF dedcations by the
following Evangelical churches since publishing a
similar list two months ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January 4. A dis
asuch fram Jefferson, TexGs, states that
CaBt. Perry, an old citizen, WSs shot q
siiied last night. It is supposed to hsye
been done By soldiers through q mistake.
Tas Peruvian monitors and their con-
VOWS, tie Havana and Monterey, are
ready, and will sell for the Pacific the
moment the weather viii permit. The
Monterey drawing too much water TO
cross the bsF, has been lying outside
qs,ce her arrival. As soon as the nast
deuerLs the Peruvian legation viii return
to Washington.
i'cs Legislature met here to-day a
at5rum of both houses was present.
No business except resGiDg lbs Gov
srocf5s message was transacted. 4 large
portion OF the message Tss q 90ted to
Inc Isle election, its Issues ana fleets az
large as we'll 2s il Louisiana. Faa fol-
loving paragraphs from the political
porti1ls sTe samples OF its tone : 10
many parishes the late election was the
occasion Of the most ~disgracefni acts OF
intimidation, cUIminsliDg IN several IL
stances in scenes Of massacre, shocking
20 the seuse OF civilized men, Il Only
6o6iug a parallel in tue annals oisavsge
warfare.
fIEeG instances 81 EzNLZE CtlAtANTg A[
D~0ysk ed, but wiiiul ard p"feIneGitatedi
seem so have been instlgGted oy tha hos.
tiity OF certain Glasses 20 tie laws OF
Congress, by winch tie. Government has
-utoi!ed the ColOTed population int0
t5e body polite, and v-Oucbsaied 10 them
eouai politicsi sad ciyii rights.
He states that in reply TO the spgl;ca-
ti05p for troous, orders we're issued when
might hs construed 10 mean something
In Georges, but which in louisiana
ntynt b said tc consist only e words,
zul thst thess O.dsTs "ere clsde pubi.c,
sad served oaiy 70 inform he iawlsss
that they need have no fear Pom that
quarter, and could predicate their snar-
eniaI seneuaes 20 sui their purposes.
He takes 81 encouraging view OF the
frsaci8l condition Of the STATE. The en-
tirs bonded debt, exclusive Of the bones
nwnsd by the StEte, being Sc, $50, 600.
The n1atIOg debt IL nearly =. 0OJ, coo, and
can u cancelled by the special tax al
ready isvied saG 3 surplus q S5JO,UJ
left, he believes that sid will be x
bv the General Government TO-
gards rebuilding the ~leVees, sud has no
Gsuo- that the United States mint IN this
could Ge obtained iTOm the General
GayzTu1Eut az 8 CjntTlcu.lon iOf use Es
q Stste capitol. lie urges TIE Legislature
20 adopt q EchOO! system without fSSAiu
90 c3itr, recommends the revision OF the
uArr,es II the city Of New OIieans,
and eiGs-s WITH an appeal Yer
fJssait4!uees and forgiveness for
It's 5.ss. azd ia lie latter spirit recon-
menus the a~6TogStion of the 99-h article
Of the Constitution, which IS lhs disirsn-
Chislug one.
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IN RoAwo OF ALDERmEx.

We address you, gentlemen, respect
fully, Ia the name Of the people who
have entrusted you with Office and an
oversight OF their public saairs. They
desire Us 70 say to you, that with the fact
ever present TO them that they have lost
al control in the Charleston Railroad,
by reason Of the sale OF their stock in
that corporation, they are unwilling 10
psTs with their stock in the Little Rock
Railroad, snd give Up the prospect that
opens so brightly 20 them fer al almost
direct control OF the projected Pacific
Railroad, Of which it i 70 be the initial
stem. Besides, the price offered ia notn-
ing in comssrison with what is sought
TO be purchased. Only $7Si000 for 81
700, 1000. The people desire, for many
reasons, to rstsin al their railroad stock.
Il is 10 their interest, for the present at
Iesst, to hold somewhat OF the power ex-
ercised By these great corporations, and
direct them for their own benefit End
profit Aud IS beiore urged, the Charles
ton sale especially sdm0uishes them to
hold on to Whist they have; not to part
with It at any price. We hope, there
fore, that to-day you will resist sli blGn-
diskments and appeals that may be
INSIDE to you, in the HGme and behalf Of
the " ring" and that yen viii psrmit the
APPEAL, on Wednesday, to record the
fact that you srs beyond tae Te@ch o.
any considerations, however plaGsibly
pressed, that are not truly offered in
behalf Of Memphis.
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HAFASA.

HAVANA, January 4-Capt.-G Gen. Ler.
sundi held q grand review tO-dey OF aIi
the troops 10 snd around the city.
No news has been received lsteiy OF
Count V~aimegeds, who ~ last accounts
wss on the line between NewVitas and
Bsyomon,
The Gazette publishes an account Of q
skirmish between tide regular trOops and
insurgents on the 265h, ia the vicinity Of
Marossvillo, sod claims g victory for the
Government. No losses aye given on
either eide.
The newly appointed Csptsie-G sneral,
Duioe, arrived this lnoT1lEg from Cadiz
He d-isembsrEed at noon, aud waz con-
Quoted 10 the palace, where lac wss ia
stalled and took possession Of the Gov
eminent. None OF the demonstrations
which it was expected would be made,
both by SpsBiaIds and Cubans on his ar
rival, took plsce. The ceremonies OF his
reception were Of 8 formal ~cAarseter, and
passed OF quietly, fhe new VicerOy
brings with min e number OF general
officers and civil employees. He Is also
accompanied by Bishop Martinez, OF the
Diocese OF Havana, who was some time
time since bsnished to Spain 10y Capt.
Gen. LersuBdi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
FOREIGN.

PARIS. JaDusry 4.-The Chinese Am
bgssadUTs Wiz have an interview With
N. LaviOlett, Minister II Foreign AZ
fsirS, on Wednesday.
The Greek Government asks Tor q
pOstpOneneutof The meeting OF the Con-
ference on the Eastern question until the
arrival as Paris OF NJ. D-ljsuus, the
Greek Minister 20 the Porte.
LoSDON, January An view Of
President JOhBsOn's amnesIy procisms-
ton Of December z5-h, eE President
Davis, John Slidsii, James N. Mason, A.
Dudley Mann, and other Z-Coufoasrates
are preparing TO return 10 the Quilted
States.
The press 81 London generally approve
of the treaty between Chius and Fog
land recently conc Gdsd by Lord Ciscen-
don and Minister Burlipgame.
a writer Ia tie Tunes discusses the
present situation Of France. He says
The year ends with the most prscaTi0us
peace the world ever saw, and pro-
ounce II. R0uiemsre du Pslais' noti5a
OF the growth OF the Democratic sfuti-
ment 10 France correct, and declares
that the Emperor must either check The
press or abandon the persJBsl govern
ment.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, January 4-DepaTted-
ATmadiilo, for Pntsburg.
The river is risiag with eleven fset OF
water in the oRnal. The weather Is clear
and warm.
PITpsBURG, January THE weather
ia clear and pleasant. Mercury So. The
river is rising with eleven feet eye
Inches in the channel.
CINCINNATI. January 4.-Arrived-
Alaska, from New OrlsEns.
Tins river has risen three feet within
the past twen1y-f0nr hours.
ct. LOUIS, January 4-Arrived-Ru-
bicon, Peoria City and Henry Adkins.
Observation-Disclosures, for Memphis.
and IL. NJ. Shreve, for YieEsburg.
The river is rising slowly. None OF
the upper streams ara open yet, except
the Mississippi TO Quincy.
CAIRO, January 4-Down-Continen-
tai, 0 pm. Mohawk and Dick Fulton,
10 am; Norman, 9 pm. yesterday.
Up--F0rsyth and Virginia.
The river rose fourteen Inches. The
weather is clear and warm.
The movement of bulk grain South
from this point has fairly begun, one
dfm here having rsczived orders 70 dsy
for 100, 600 bushels Of corn az Chicago
prices.
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By Telegraph.
wAsHI sG

WASHINGTON, January 4-Tgsssuror
Spinner was 5aken quite sick this morn
leg, aud forced 10 .stire from his work ct
the D persmert. He hss been exerting
himself very much to-day IN his official
duties.
Gen. Grant VIII rsiurn this evening or
tomorrow.
me Eubiie debt statement viii be
issuei abaus Friday. Itcsnnot be stated
definitely what reduction will he shown.
DdtlDg Decent Der, SO. 100, 600 was issued
20 t1e Pacific Railroad Companies 81,
SD eco eeing TO the Uoion brageh.
a ctsim sCent named u. Il. Rolie has
been arrested here by the officers Of the
secret service division OF the Treasury
Department, charged with IN attempt
I'D commit q fraud on the Government
by presenting claims to the Qlsrtermss-
te-y-SaneraHs office which mad already
been paid.
Al me Judges, excepting Juauee
Field, were present in d supreme
Court t. DAY. The time was fixed for
the argument OF The various cases, in
Guiding those Of the FlOrids and Georgia
Boundary, Missouri against KentnoKy, IN
volvlng the jurisdiction over an Island I a
the Mississippi river, and Virginia
against Western Virginia, concerning
Berkeley and Jefferson counties,
Inc annual rsp0TtOf the Congressional
Printer shows the actual disbursements
of his Office during the year ending ID OF
Saptember TO be 81, 3OO. COG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05

tbs LITTLE EOCH GAiL20AD sToCA.
We could not penetrate the veil Of
secresy that surrounded the d0iugs ofthe
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen, last
evening, in regard to The proposed sale
Of the city stock il the Little Rock Rail-
road, and therefore cannot tell the resd-
ers CT the APPEAL Whist disposition il is
proposed to make OF this latseJ piece OF
impuGencs. Bat, judging ~ the f2cesof
one or two q the Aldermen known 20 be
opposed to It, We should sag The scheme
is yet Ia : condition Of suspension. We,
therefore, embrace the occasion afforded
Us, before the msetlng Of the Board, tLis
evening, to present q point f. opposition
10 the designs Of the ring" that has
not been pressed before.
Il Is vel known ths. msay Of the
largest property-aolders are tsrelitt II
the matter Of paying their tszes, and
that the accumulation u such dsre-
Lotions, called collsctaUie, b me Tax
Collector, amounts to s. sum in
the neigh6orhood OF $3.50 0}3 o. ihis
large amount five gentlemen, wei
knOEn 10 cur citizens, lone or two Of
them il the ring owe enough 90 -iqai
date the pressing Indebtedness Of the
city TO the First National Bank aud Ts.
Leve her OF even the seeming necessity
o. sacrificing $3.50, 600 wor-E Of railroad
stock ior SIS 600. II the Bank is psass-
ing 70 fercely Tor is money, (aud we
don't know that it III. why not ths city
az Iiercsly press those indebted fer taxes,
even as they 40 ia Nashville, where the
beds and other A" piuadeE" Of poor PeO.
pie Is forclbly seized ind disposed Of 80
sustain the city, ana keep heE Lsdgsr
properly balanced?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05

IT will hs recoii-a, led by cur readers
that Mr.. BOwLEs, OF the Springfield
Uil ReDt5lcGa was recently arrested at
midnight and secretly conveyed 70 the
Ludlow street jail, in New York, 8. the
~iustsuos Of FISK, junior, oreoi the pEin-
eipal members OF the New York Rail
road " Ring by whom be was charged
with libel. Hs was at orca properly
succored by the press CT that city with
out regard to party, and the conss queBce
wss his prompt release. To- add 10 the
eclat Of the sfsiE, BONNER, Of the
Ledger, tue ether day teleg,aphed Mr..
BowLEs, stgpIiugdsid, his hearty indig-
nation in the FISK business, and sdded
that hs should lead Of q movement
among the New York press to assume
all the costs Of this libel suit. Mr..
BOWIE, fer good reasons, declines, and
says very sensi5ly:
Mrs. Bonner deserves not only our
thanks, bUt the honor Of al journalism,
for his insQ0Ctive generosity Ci purpose.
Nothing WI tend more 70 give n5wspa-
peEs . better characterized r wider power
before the public than En honorable aiii-
ance among themselves, Grd IA common
effort 20 elevste the ssli-Fespact aud the
intellectual, moral, and independent
standards II the profession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05

boats began 70 pull away. but had pro-
eeeded bue hsit me usual distance, when
from some unexplained cause the sub
merged charge exeloded, followed 81
most simultaneously by the %eZp'osi0n
OF the reserved charge in the boat,
blowing Capt. Churchill and the men 20
atoms. Il Is supposed that the chaTgs
In the boat wss exploded by the con-
cu7sion. Several OF the men IN the
divers boat were seriously injured aad
have been sent to the hospital ~ the
company. The Bme Of che killed are
Capt. Vim. l. Churchill, diver Louis
Ju:gins, end eeamaa George Moore and
Jsmes O'5hsy. Gorge W. Beerdsiey,
the electrician Of the company, was not
present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
a5ES AE'pEAE
rUasDA7 noHEiNe, Jan. ., Isea
CaRRECTIOs.

In our issue Of Thursday, 24.h ult.,
We copied sn article originally
published 10 Lipaiaeotfs Magazine,
on " Christmas, Eag ish love for Christ
mas P4nt0mimes. etc." and erediteo
the authorship &c J. T. DE LARUE. The
resi- author is cur esteemed friend T.
DELBoE, Esq, Of the Mobile Register,
and we cannot imsglne how the error in
credit occurred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, January 4-It Is generally
understood thst when the legislature OF
Georgia meets here on the 18Th inst,
that il will pass q resolution declaring
that IN it, former seton lt wa governed
by an unbiased construction If the re-
construction acts Of Congress and the
new Constitution Of the State, and that
IL was not lis purpose to deprive the ne
gro Of any political right he had under
them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-05

WIl the citizsns Of Memphis scan the
1regoiag table closely and ponder The
-ssult? It is chs year's ylsld Of ths Eve
counties on the lig o. The railroad.
over half million pounds Of butter
fresh 5uler that could be brought TO our
tables in hec hours from The c~hUrning,
tom the remotes. poiut Of ihs road
seventy four thousand pounds Of h5Dey,
% go with the butter. Or giving u
nuk instead Of part Of the butter, We
levs : land Allowing with milk ant
h%oney.n Two hundred and tnirty-thres
fbOpssnd bushels Of sweet potatoes F.
Need we speak Of the chickens, turkeys,
tucks and geese? the calves, lsmcsi Figs
and lids? the eggs, cheese, preserves
and pleaIes? the tomatoes, bse.s, green
corn end turnlps? the mcionz, berries
apples and peaches? the ionumersbie
nsmeless comforts end luzuIiea that al
CAV sb1u1d ID 2 textile soil AID mild
climate, such a diati2gni.b, sbo7e all
.otbsrs. the fss on the lie Of the
Mississippi Rive RiiroGd?
lis enough. Our people are Of ore
nl.nd on this subject. They see tnst the
n ssissippi River Railroad is vital TO cur
eil US growth. Il must be built fret, and
forthwith, to prepare tue food supply for
the thousands that other roaGs may
bring II Us. This road is tie poor msa's
necessity. Il Is the mechanics, the
merchants, tie professional mans grss'
convenience. 1t is tbs rich msa's lux
ury. OF TIE sun it is said be shines for
aIl.n OF the Mississippi River Bsilros5
1t may be said, sit brings food for sH,''
abundant food, good food, cheap o
10 the name of al our people let 1t be
built. Wiu the County Commissioners
OF Shelby, and the City Council Of Mem
phls, do their duty IL the premises, Ra
statesmen who know bow 70 hai.d Up q
great city? Give our people food!
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwORTHi January A-The con-
tract for building y railroad and high.
way bridge yer tie Missouri here was
Saoseu TO day with L. Boomer q Co., of
uiIsgo: Inc work is TO lie commenced
49,. nist OF feeTusTy next and COM
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An Opening for a Physician.

DR.c c. ". CRozIER. of Eureka, Mississippi,
~ desi5niDgto remove to another STATE, offers
tor sale bis Residence with nve acres OF LAND.
The improve Aents cost over S525. The house
contains four rooms, vita three wooden chfm-
neys, ~ feet passage. The building Ia Califor-
MA style. One acre In young fruit trees and
garden. No other ply stefan a. the place.
Prize 500 cash, II immediate application Is
made JeS dsWs