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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23
The amendment removing aIl'restric-
tions was host esez, s17 F#s
J The section was then adopted snbstan-
italy a introduced. j. sas.ss .s..-
Adjourned
SENATE.
FR1pAY. Dot. 16, 1870,

On motion Of Mr.. Gilmer, o bill concern
ing elections was taken up and put upon
It's second reading. The bill restricts the
ballot by permitting registered voters to
be challenged on the day OF election, and
also by compelling citizens 10 vote at the
precinct where they reside.
MIR. Odds moved to afnend SO that cleo
tons shall continue two daysin all towns
and cities where the population is more
Mr.. Olds' amendment vas thon rejected,
ayes IL, nays 81. - e -@s--=T
On the passage of the bill on It's second
reading, Mr.. Hyman called for the. ayes
and nays, and the vote stood, ayes 81,
lays 13. S''"
The bill passed its third reading by the
following vote ~e So
Those voting IN the affirmative GEa-
Messrs Adams. Albright, Battle, Cook,
Council, Cowles, 'Croweil. Currie, Dargan,
Flemmipg. Graham, Gimer. Jones, La
than, Ladbetter, Linney, Love, Mauney,
Merrimon, McClammY, McCOtter, More
head, Murphy, Norment, Robbins, OF
Davidson, Robbins, of Rowan, Skinner,
Speed, Troy. Waddell. Whitesidea and
Worth-3O.
Those voting in 3he negative are-Messrs.
Baasey, Be!lamy. Bfogden, Eppes, Flythe,
Hyman, King, Moore and Olds-9.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed and
sent to the House Ayes 34, nays8
The Convention bill was then taken up.
The 12th section which relates to suOmIt
ting the proposed Constitution to the peo-
| pie. was amended so az to give power to
| the Convention to pass ''such amendments
as may be agreed Oh, and was adopted,
yeas 80. nays 10.
The 10Th section rolates to the oath of
members.
Mr.. Moore moved to strike out the sec
tion.
Motion lost, ayes Mes8rs. Lehman aEd
Price, nays 81.
Section amended and adopted.
The 18Th section relates to the duties ol
judges of elections.
Mr.. Price moved to amend by inserting
a proyiso tnat no person whose name IS OF
the registration books, shall be challeng
ed on the Gay of election. Amendmen
: lost Section adopted.
Mr.. Price moved a provisO to section 10
that nothing shall be so construed as +
convey the idea that this Legislature ma
restrict the Convention.
The bill passed it's second reading, witt
the distinct understanding that 1t was
be printed and open to amendment.
The Senate then chose Aessrs. Warren
Graham, Lehman, Dargan and Merrimo1
as a select committee on impeachment.
The bill on mileage and per diem wa
taken up.
, Five dollars as per- diem was struck ou
yeas "a, nays 7. 81 was then inserted an
= Is cents mileage, and the bill passed i
. % reading.
On the Sd reading the vote stood, age
! 25. nays II.
a Adjourned till II p. m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23

The com naittee appointed to proceed to
the Senate aud demand the impeachment
of Governor Holden, retnrned aud pro-
ceeded to the bar of the House. "a
T Mr.. Sparrow, Ia behalf the Committee
said: - 'sffS1
I Nm Speaker In obedieLoe to the order of
the Hsuss, we proceeded TO the bar of the Sen
ate, ard in the name of this body and OF all the
goAd people of the State of North CRroilna. W
iEnpeaehed, we were directed TO do, William
". Holden, Governor of North Cero;ina, of big b
Grimes ard misdemeanoTs, and We demanded
that the senate should take order to make him
and announced that tie House would soon pre-
sen.. articles of Impeachment and make good the
same. TO which The response was
'tThe Senate has received tho message and
will consider the same and will take proper ac-7
ton thereot." -,--'
Mr.. Phillips wished letter read from
the. Governor addres se1 to two or three
members Of, the House. .... gt,-g a,
MIR. Sparrow objected to the reading of
a priyafe letter from the 'Governdr ad-
dressed TO fatffvidual mem bers or this
House. The Governor had no right to
communicate with tue House except in
his official capacity. He did not object
that tie Governor be heard on any subject,
but it vas due to the House that they
preserve,their self respect. The letter was
proper for the newspapers and for them
alone Th : Governor cOlld In this way
nave q nearing.
On molten, consent WAS given for the
reading of the iot!,sr anl il was according
ly read. Tie letter is addressed to s. e.
Phillips, Stewart Ellison, col, W. w.
Morgan. col, AID L. v. Young, mem
bers OF the House from Wake County, and
ia substance is d denial OF the fact that
tue Standard is his organ in the sense
charged and denying that the article IN
that paper demanding and daring in
peacf rnent were authorized by him.
By nr. Ashe: resolution asking ou1
members iii Congress to eDdeaVor to pro
cure additions! appropriations for the i'm
proVemen. Of The mouth f the Cape Fear
river; referred.
| The Chairman announced the following
| gentlemen as committee of seven"to pre-
pare articles Of impeachment against vii
| liam ". Holden, Governor of North Car
olina: Nfessrs. Scott, Durham, McAfee
! Jord IN, Gregory, Waring, and Broadfoot.
! On motion of Mr. Jordan, the rule
were suspended and the bill authorizlni
the Commissioners OF Person county t.
Ivy special tag, was taken up, lth
Committed on PROPOSE tionsard Grievance
reporting favorebly upon tie bill, Stain
that it's passage lad been called for by a.
.,fficial conmunication from the CommlE
sioners of the eaid county. and passed ii
second reading by uote Of yeas 50, nay
Is.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THUEsDAY, Dec. Is, 1870.

Mfr. Houston was allowed to record his
vote in the affirmative on the passage OF
the resolution imEeaching the Governor.
He was detained from his seat yesterday
by sickness, when the vote was taken.
Johnson, col, recorded his vote Ii the
neQative on the same resolution.
EesOIuei, That a Committee or three Ee ap-
nointsd to go to the Senate, and at the baT there
of in the name of the House OF Representatives.
aud OF all the people of the State OF Eorth caro-
iina. to impeaoh William ". Holden. Governor OF
the st ste Of North Oarolina. of high crimes ano
n,isdemeanors in Office. aud to acqualnt the sen
ete. that the House OF Representatives VIII, 10
due time, exhibit particular articles OF iInpeacu
mont against him and make good the same ana
that the Committee do demand that the senate
take order for the appe arance OF sala "l'iA In
ResO'pei, That & Committee of seven be ap-
nointed to prepare and report articles Oh I'M
peachent aganst Wl1am w. hGaigh oovsr to
eand for persons papers and records. and to take
testimony unker o&th.
endar. . Co.,
of u T A. Strange, of Cherokee re-
| ferred. -, -,
% motion Of Mr.. Sparrow. the rules
were suspended and lis resolutions ap
vomiting a committee of three to proceed
| to the Senate and inform that body o.
the action of the House in regard to I'm
peachmen., aud also raising a committee
of seven to draft articles OF lnpeachmecb
were taken up.
The resolutions were adopted.
Messrs Strudwick, OF Orange; Weich
of Haywood, and Sparrow: CT beanloTt
we're called TO the Speakers desk, wht
said: go
/ GEsTLguEx: Ia aocordaucs VITA resolutl2n
which have passed the House, copy Oh wnicn i1o,
here With handed You, you are nereoy appoLn.e'
Of the House of Representa- es and sIl the goot
DeopIe of North Carolina, to impeaeh Wlll1sn
| w. Holden Governor of North CaroAea, OF hlgl
c,inses and misdemeanors in office.
The Committee thus appointei Iroceed
| ed to the Senate Chamber, to discharg'
the duty imposed on them.
MIR. Robinson from the CommlGtee OF
i Enrolment, reported. that the resolution
/ impeaching W. W. Holden, had been cor
> jeOIY enrolled. s=.As'- .
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW HANOVER
COUNTY.

Hanson T. Murphy, as Administrator de bonis
non of William Keith, pleintitf,
Against
Elizabeth Lsrkins, Benjamin F. Keith. Annaoena
Moore, aud David Jones and Margaret
Ann. his wife, defendants.
. mENDED PETITION FOR A SALE OF
"A the lands Of William Keith, deceased, toi
1he nayment OF his debts. The defendents'
iIG FTzabeth Larkins, and David Jones and Mar.
garet Ann his wife, notified to appear ear Sdnr
Honsa in the city of Wilmington, on the Sd DAY
Of January, A. D. 1871, and plead, answer. or 1 ae
mur to the amended petition, or Judgmenst VII
De renoero0 J. O. MANN, Clerk.
DAVIS MURPHY, ,.,.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ID

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA.
Mr.. Sparrow from the Judiciary Com
nittee made report on the impeachment OF
the Governor. Heretofore published.)
Mr.. Johnston of Bunoombe, from the
Special Committee on Constitutional Re-
form, reported favorably upon the bill call
ing a Convention, with certain amend
ments. The bill with amendments were
placed on the calendar and ordered to be
printed.
On motion of MIR. Strudwick, the rules
were suspended and the resolution repor-
ted by the Judiciary COMMITTEE impeach-
ing w ". Holden, Governor of North
Carolina, was taken up.
Dudley, COL, moved to lay it on the
| table. The yeas and nays being called
the motion was rejected by vote of yeas
| 81, nays 81, IA party vote.)
| Mr.. French said that there was no evil
dence upon which to base such a resolu-
ton. :.
MIR. Sparrow said he must express his
| snrprise at the course pursued by the gen
tlemen on the other side of the House.
He had supposed that for once resolu-
tion had been introduced into this House
| which would meet the approval OF all par
| ties. An Eaesault has been made by the
| Ohief Executive ot1cer OF the common
| waaIth npon the Constitution and laws o1
| tha State. which he was sworn to defend.
The people of the State OF North Caronns
demanded of their representatives vlndl
| cation of the outraged law. Indeed the
so-I,Ijc sentiment of the whole country
9omanded il. The accredited organ OF the
Governor, published in this city, had de-
manded of this House that the Governor
he allowed, at the bar of the Senate, TO WIN
dicate his character against what it char.
acterizes az SANDERS. After this demand
by the Governor himself, he was sur
prised at the course pursued by the dov
ernor's friends on the floor OF THIS ho4se
, The gentleman from New Hanover Wlshe'
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rhe .ritIe TO tho Arlington Estate.

As the exact relationship OF the Lee
family to the Arlington property was not
clearly stated in the recent debate in the
Senate, it should be understood that it
never belonged to General Lee. At the
death of George w. 2. Custis life-interest
in it was bequeathea to Mrs. Lee. his
daughter, and at her death it was TO go to
his grsndsons, GUSTS and Fitzhugh Lee.
The taxes upon the property having accu-
mulated during the rebellion it was sold
therefor, and purchased by the Govern
ment thus it will be seen it is held by
virtue of tax title. Subsequently efforts
we made to redeem it by paying the
amount OF taxes, but they were unsuccess-
fuI, and tho title ls still vested in the gov
ernment by virtue OF the tax sale al
| luded to.
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ooacial attention given to the sale OF
Pea Nuts Cotton, &c.
45 3m
rXECETOR,s KOTICE.

.r,z7 rrNDEPsIGNED HAVING ON THE
1o'h the uaJ Judge Of Probate of New Hanover
conrty, as the Executor Of the last VII ~ha tI1
tsment Of James Ii. looks decesseI' 1S n9I 80 D5
a rotlce to all perscns indebted TO SAID de
s,ssd to make immediate payment thete2'; and
to all persons having claims against the same n ,
~ exhibit the I'm to the underslgned @" OF DELI 4
the 10th day of October, 1871, CT the h"H"3 VIZ
Va nIoaded in bar Of thf If II coyory.
% p'o" JAMES Z. BLAND.
Executor.
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LEGISLATURE OF North Carolina.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA, 1S1

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA, 1870.
The Senate was called to order at the
usual hour.
A bill from the House appointing COM
mission to investigate alleged frouds and
illegalities connected with the election In
the county of Wayne, was read.
On motion of Mr. McClammy, the rules
were suspended and the bill passed its
several readings.
A communication from the Code Com
mission transmitting bill fixing certain
fees, &C.. was presented.
MIR. Gilmer moved the reference of the
bill to the Judiciary without being read.
Mr., Love opposed the reference. 1t Was
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23
OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL,
oxford, n. G

J. Il. HORNER. Associate Principals.
L. ii. GRAVES, !
yIIhis School, which has been for the last tWen1
tv wears under the exclusive charge OF y n
Homer. will hancsforth be conducted under m
ioint supervision Of the above Principals; VIII
competent assistant instructors in every depart
ment. =, ,, o:o,,.o
regular course OF study in Natural Science,
COMMERCIAL Science, and the Modern Languages
has been added for the benefit OF those STU
cation. , NJ,
The Spring Term will open the Second Mon
day in January. .;.oa
upon application. ,,,o.
dec Is of-4tu@t"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23

Months. -
On last Saturday morning q young lady
employed in Mcleod az McKibbin's Look
bindery, AT and 49 Greene street, at
tracted the attention of her companions
by her strange actions. Eu the afteetoon
of the same day she was removed to ner
home, laborjng under slight alteration
OF the mind. Continuing to grow wofs",
She was removed on Thursday to the
Lupatic Asylum bG her friends. A short
time ago this young lady consulted her
family physician in reference to slight
cough which affected her very much. In
m unguarded moment some friend uttered
the remark In her hearing, ''that she would
not live long" which SO preyed on her
mind as TO produce Insanity. Her re-
ligious tendencies were very strong, and
her thoughts were constautly-on Heayen.
With another sister who is employed II
.he Same establishment they were the only
support OF their widowed mother. , ''
Now York Sttn.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
A Rfotous EeGrO Killed by Policeman
for RsststIng Arrest.

for Resisting arrest.
Betwecn three and four o'clock yC8tcr-
day afternoon, terrible tragedy was
enacted on Commerce street, in the north
ern portion of the city, causing the very
greatest excitement among the citizens OF
that sections About the time mentioned,
two negroes were observed riding down
Overton street at a furious rate, conduct
ing themselves in q very dlsorderiy man-
ner. The two policemen on the beat, OF
ficers Ed. Maloney and Jas Kennedy stop
ped them, aud cautioned them 10 penaVe
themselves. The negroes Stacked tbs pace
Of their horses, and turned off at one Ot
| the crossings into side street, and the
policemen, fearing repetition IF the for
mer disorderly conduct OF tie colored in
| dividualg, folio geu them towards Com
merce street, and jast -s they entered that
! street. they observed Michael Glenn, an
old. respected citizen of Memphis, stand
| ing on the sidewalk With his right hand
press 9d to hi side, and presenting the mp
pearance as if suffering from acute pam.
! He informed the officers Shat EC had been
nearly run down by the negroes as he was
CROSSING the street in bis dray, and had
been struck with brick by one OF them.
! The officers gave chase and succeeded IN
c ming up with one of the negroes
named Luuden Mathews, who was IN
the rear, aud teizipg his horse by the
| bride called ON Rim 90 'Fhab." The other,
Fred Smith by name. trroed partially
around and seeing his cJmraGo IN custody
was about to ride of, when the officers
three times called on him TO ''halt," when
he replied that ''no d-d s-n of b-h oil
a policeman could arrest him." Notwith-
standing this brutal and offensive taunt.
officer Maloney. again called Cn him tc
"halt," bus lie answered the call de-
risively, and was about to ride off when
Maloney drew his navy six and fred. The
bullet sped On its fatal GRAND and enter
ing the Left side q Smith q, passed out Of t ~,
from his horse to the ground and expired
aim ost without grean.os s.7 =s ae...
Il Lunden Mathews was taken into Gus
tody and will have hearing before Re
lcorder Scales. Mr.. Glenn had two OF his
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SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dec. 15

Mr.. Jones moved to take from the ca
endar a bill declaratory of the meaning OF
the act entitled an act to repeal certain al
acts passed at the session OF 1e6S-69'
making appropriations to Railroad Con- Com
panies. ratified on the 6th of March, 1o'O'
and for no other purposes.
MIR. Jones said his motive in making the ne
motion was that he should introduce Dlii
mon the same subject, and he desired that
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23
FaYmer and Gardener Wanted.

PRACTICAL Farmer AMI Gardener is want
a ed for farm OF so acres on the !lIia sounu'
%lSnn ine and % indust ious man. we'll recommended
liberal terms would be given. hlAG Nv WIZ tie
industrious wife and family; ana "h4 80 c.nnot
ie surpassei for raising all kinds Of Tege1tsoies
apply to t3;,i,'ington N. C.
4I-2muOO
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nov IS

500 to 25O Ss5 Srs 'p%" pay ,5 5.1'"assSSS5 II aS5
TONS men and women selling our world 1eno~n- VI.
Cd patent Silver Mould White WIf7 Ciotnes Line aS
Pnsiness permanent For full particulars az
Iress the G1EARD WIRE MILLS. Fhllsdelphla, I d.
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PopuIa ION or PntIndetpara.

PopuIa or PntIadetp'sF1.
The new or revis Census II Ph1Ia-
delphia, just taken by the United >ta, es
Marshal shows e. total population oi 6'o
72O-an increase Of 1G. SGT over the numoe
reported few months ago by the same
officer
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NOTICE.

NOW OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTA-
ton two miles and half from Goldshoro,' on
the N. Q. r. R., containing twelve hundred ano
seventy-four u,274) acres good cotton land
We. CARR.
nov o7 52-dlt-wtf
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ribs broken by the blow received fr % one
of the negroe+. His attending pbAsicL u
reports his condition critical.
Memphis Ardbr,. che
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nj AR RIED

In this city. on the 18Th instant, by Rev. MI.
Wood, Mr. G. VI. IRVING to Miss MARY 4.
MOIIE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23

The springs in North Iowa are almost
dried up. No rain has fallen IN that sec
ti0n for months.
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T,hc NcIfpae Parry.

A letter has been received from Prof
Schott, of the coast survey, and one OF the
parties detailed to observe the eclipse on
the 22l inst, stating that the entire parry
had safely prrived at Lisbon, and would
leave for Sicily tho point OF
deStinaticn.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Dec. 16, 1870.

HOUSE OF REPRESENIAIIFc c-o.
FRIDAY, Dec. 16, 1870.
Messrs. Fisher and Ashe were appoint
ed commissioners to proceed to Wayne
county to take depositions in contested
elections.
MIR. McNeill from the committee on Pro-
positions and Grievances, reported favor
ably on the bill in favor of S. A. Kelly.
RESOLUTIONS.
From the committee on counties and
townships, Mr.. McCauley introduced bill
to extend the duties of commissioners OF
Richmond, also to make failure to work on
public roads misdemeanor which was
appropriately referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
On motion of Mr.. McNeili, The rules
were suspended and House bill for the re-
lief of all sheritfs in arrears for taxes for
1868-'69-'7O was taken up. The report Of
the committee was concurred IN, and the
bill passed it's several readings.
By permission, Mr.. Ashe submitted re-
port from the Judiciary Committee on the
Cape Fear Bar.
On motion of Mr.. Brooks the rules were
suspended and the House bill to authorize
the Commissioners of Brunswick county
to issue bonds for certain purposes was
taken up. The report of the Committee
was concarred in and she bill passed its
second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Marler, the Ii ouse ad-
ourned.
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both of them should be referred to- the |
Committee on>the judiciary. Ffhe motion |
was lost. - :, s-s s-z%sse. q, :s9s III
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A Young Lady Beco'nez insane on Kesr-
| ing her Death PreRIctcd within Six
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Staat8 Neuiafcitcn.

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uno Ncfla9en ianfen 80 6u6 tief ouf
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Oas 8rpfe 5abrbu@ nit 8ilocrn.
(Thc great Pictorial Annually

AACR IcdC 1CtGI1Il Annual.
9pfetter'S gereiniote Gtaaten< Mlmana6
fur baS Sabr 1870, nel6tr in ben @ereiniaten
Staaten unb in alien cipiliirten 2Gnbern Der ,pe1-
h9en 5emtfpare gratis sertbeilt tpirb, er1deiut un<
gefdbr ant erlen Sanuar, nnb ale bieieni9en, tpel-
DE pie trabre 9bilc1opbie Der @'elunbbeit Yerfebeu
pplen, ioute1 bic trertbsplen &atbl1l1ee, tpel1e
er entbalt, leien unb bariber na9benten. @uBer
elmer be*punbernSmertben Qlbbanblune uter bic
urfaden unb gerbutune unb 5eilmetbcbe elmer
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Weafe BON Mttbetlunqen, wel@e fir ben Rauf-
mann, ben 9dnbcerter, ben 8ergn,ann, ben Gar<
n1er, ben plau3er unb ben Beantte,1 Don SntereGe
itnb; ebeniu ilnb aud bic Galeulatipnen Der Me~
rteauen unb 8reiten9rabe 10 9euta9t pprbeu, pte
fe Ii& am befet fir eine1 ri9tigen unb perfGnt<
liden Natipnal+RaIenber eianeu.
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Wlrtun9en bcS 5otetter'S Magen 9 it,
teren auf bic @eiunb5eit tes eroben Son 1anb
9aft 9etenben 6eilrtittelS fir r1ebr als be 6alfte
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perltben.
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in ieber @tabt unb Marftplab unb Dprf serfauft
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nptlneriebne xaftl unh Die f+eurblt3Fe Beete.
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burh bic bette @tanune qe,orot. 292