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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10
COLD COMFORT IN TENNESSEE.

We commend the following abstract
of resolutions recently adopted by the
Democracy of Nashville, Tennessee,
to the special attention of the ku kluN
organ at Virginia City. As the editor
of the Enterprise is so well satisfied
with the RepublicaniSm of the Ohio
democracy, we trust he will be equally
pleased with that Of the Democracy of
Tennessee:
Inasmuch as the present State Con-
stitutiOn gives the colOred man every
civil and political right enjoyed by the
white. the validity of the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments forms no
substantial issue before the people of
Tennessee. and no person or paper
continuing the agitation of that que>-
ton is entitled to the confidence or
support q fthe Democracy OF the State.
That the ku KluX bill looks only to
the perpetuation of the success OF the
Radicals by violence, based upon false
pretenseS; Il contemplated destruction
Ofthe Government, only to be pre-
vented by q better organization of the
Democrats. The meeting also resolved
to organize into a posse comitatus, to
be ready at the call of the United
States Marshal or the Sheriff to arrest
and bring to justice any persons viola
ting the provisions OF the ku kluN act
in Tennessee. and binding themselves
to pursue with hue andcrv the offend
er> beVond the confines of the district;
offering a standing reward of 500 fOt'
the arrest and conviction OF every OF
fender in a civil Court. and requesting
the democrats of other counties 10 or
ganIze clubs under these resolutions.
rs TO the dictator who is to execute
the ku KIux bill, We fear hat he will
have to go further South TO find a con-
venient place to get up the revolution
which Is to carry him a second time
into the Presidential chair. Really
that bill to authorize the President 10
wage war on his own constituents
looks like a ridiculous failure.
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\ BIC WuALE.-The annexed We
find in the San B~ucnaventura Signal
of the Sd Instant:
\ brace Of jawbones that old samson
himself could not have welded. lie in
front of sam. Barnett's dwelling.
They are from the head gear of a do
funct whale that stranded just above
the San Buenaventura river. about
TWO Years ago. They measure nearly
twenty feet in length and two feet N
circumference. and viii weigh from
ten to fifteen hundred pounds each.
The monster was Io4 feet long, and
could have swallowed a regiment OF
JCnahS
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For SELBY.-The San Francisco
Spirit Of the Times is evidently in
earnest in its championship of Selhy
for Governor. We commence by
reading an article lauding >elby-then
a ''hOss" ar,icle-then >eIby-thcn a
little more "hoss'-Selby again-a bit
Of insurance-a couple of articles on
SeIby-an attack on the Union for OPP
posing Selby-some more 'hoss' and
a great deal more Selby-a theat-
riaal criticism and a political disqui-
sition involving the merits of Booth
and Seiby-more 'hoss' on the side
an item on THE Army and another
crusher on the Union-more ''hOss"
AMI more Selby-so on adj Lbitum.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

The Democratic primaries Of many
o: the large counties OF California will
h. held to-day. Among these coun-
lies are YuAa, san Joaquin, CaIaveras,
-AaEoIa, Yo!o, Butte, Contra Costa
and SnnCHaa. These counties 4 ; IS
vo.cs-ana these are likely to decide
the contest for the Goyernorship.
Iiai=h1 appears 10 have the inside
track, bat nothing is certain. as the
preference OF but few OF the 90 dele
-a-es from San Francisco is known.
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TINTIC MINEs.-A reliable CORES
pendent from Iintic communicates the
following:
About four weeks ago & ledge Wa~
discovered, lis appearance on the sur
face being good enough TO induce the
discoveries 10 commences labor. The
rc5ul. is that last week it produced ore
in quantity asSIying on an average
$3.50 II. The name OF the ledge j.
the Lady Ei-in, ana is located on the
~oGthwess end OF the famous Eureka
mining h.l!, which produces ore in
such rich abundance. BufAe ledge a
p.n,.he is mot = drop in the bucket 10
E-freka.-LSaIt Lake Herald. 1th.
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THE WASHINGTON COMMUNE.

1.-The initiative faculties of the negro
race, conjeined with their lively im-
~aginatien, it is not surprising that the
tuMult lately heard i'll France should
have a sensible effect on their minds.
The similarity of conditions between
the liberated mob of Paris and the
lately liberated race i'll America were
naturally sufficient to arouse some
nations of the freedmen on this side of
the Atlantic.
1t is not to be wondered at that the
gorgeous Government which so sud
denly doomed up above the imperial
ruins of France, which so loudly pro-
claimed its doctrine of fraternity and
eouality-which found its originator>
and supporters principally from
among the poorest of Paris-and whose
success was to be supplemented by an
equal division Of the property OF the
wealthy Classes-it is not surprising
that the Commune should find sym
pathisers among the blacks of this
country. with so many conditions and
hopes in accord. Perhaps this is one
cause of the remarkable similarity
,+o, h-+ho .,ooobos
~ 'ie
llaL.e Al the negro flo's Itst week aI
Washington, and those recently shout
cd behind the bsrrica1pS al Paris.
One OF the washington speakers,
West (cOlOred is reported by telegraph
with tho toIloyinn in his month:
- I.,-.n .:.
ne oIene" tnt "a ".i ~,1
cory HPGeei %7'i' ~ D'tHtio W
"S'3eheu ~ e - n
anu Nt"l'ns - 80 ,"Ii ~
ot.I' t"o +ho - stnnntI Ia
.@Hd."4: ~ G,J Inna ,hair d,,,
a W. II,,inr 10 III raotirr IL.
tryaI ,han7 10 gn bo,,n anII f,rIn
t[r|r. anI Lat ovrr,-
- a1a.r rnnuit+aa of thru n
-. nnI ot,r+ lI,nL
h ani 49, ~ ,naL 49,
III -" -
- m IL - I,t-rnr..
~ 1|9nCo' go, |a -
Ii7I f,d any ~ ,6a n"ntrantors toEa
fheir haad- eft their shoulders. Ii
contractors will not pay the laborers
the pre- 27IeIP uppn We -
mono be blood" They have been
working long enough. The Beard OF
Public Works nave al me power, ana
nrnor IN %iyina ont The work. and if
they refuse to do what is right, look
Out Tor blood. N9", then' 90 nome 70
ion. CIn1~n yorr Cnmmitrre and
see if this condition ca+'t he broken
up. Strike terror INTO the breasts OF
me Lfru@r fr.i nJJ ,bsn ,ila,77 ,iIoa-
son ueverlived. He could no, oftprto
pay laborer> more than 81 = a day
because ne wanted 70 support t"o OF
H. ~ 1irtV sne1kinT Yankee rom.
tractor. He IS known among all mig
gers as worse tilAn our Do masters.
100 IL f. tLh., = rfn lna,Eer
said he never got a cent out ot the Re
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GEN. SHERMAN.-Accor ling 10 the
dispatches Gen. Sherman mas a poor
opinion OF the Presidential position.
He has written Il letter to the ctlcct
tia: he wouldn't accep: il nominated
and elected. Perhaps not! He is i'll
no particular danger of any such luck
from any party.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

The New York sun continues to be
very sharp o1 folks at Washington.
l. hangs out the following nominal
tom:
O.f:cc !IaIflars' Candidate-E0r Pres
iIeHt: USELESS :. GIANT.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

Lcgali1c,l prostitution appears to
pay in 81. Louis. The Times SAYS that
during the nine months the law has
been in force the Clerk of the Board OF
Health has paid into the city treasury
52S.669, derived from the enforcement
OF the rules. Deducting the expenses
of the Board Of Health for the entire
wear and there is left a balance of
nearly $4,000. 1t is estimated that
the returns front this source of revenue
for the year will amount to $4,000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

\ SINGULAR CAsE.-A dispatch from
! Cleveland, May 25, says John Harper.
VIM. Bowman and Alfred Davis, of
Carroll and TuScaraWa counties, were
brought there on that day by Deputy
L. S. Marshal Geo. w. steele, of Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, at heinstance of special
agent {. L. Baldwin, of the p~ostot1ice
department, charged with opening a
letter addressed to James Nolan, of
Mineral Point, Ohio. 1t seemed by
the evidence that Harper. who is con
stable for Carroll county. had a ar
rant for Neland's father, who was
charged with poisoning a horse be
longing to Bowman, for the purpose
OF ascertaining old man NOlands
whereabouts. Harper demanded the
letter addressed to the son, ~whereupon
the postmaster AMI himself proceeded
to open and read the same Bowman
being an abettOr. All three were held
by L. :. Commissioner White i'll the
sum of 81 600 each to answer at the
October term of the [. :. District
Court. The case eNcites considerable
interest.
Mccoy SURvEY.-Ten months ago
there were half a dozen ShantieS on
this survey, and now we have a prin-
cipal hotel. two saloons, two lodging
houses, four furnaces, II tore, II
lumber yard. an immense freight
warehouse. and the stables Of the
PalisaGe fast freight line, two black
smith shops. one law Office, Il church
in progress, ~ doctors office, u
bath house, two surveyors offices,
two assayer's offices, one barber shop
and above forty residences. This i,
quite a village of itself and still build
ings are going up. If lumber could
be obtained the number OF buildings
would be doubled within sixty days.
Sentinel.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

Gen. 7. J. Podmail, inventor of the
Eodman gun, died at Rock Island
Illinois, OH the 9TH instant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

IMPORTANT SUITS. q. Elliot has
commenced an important suit against
Ben Holiday, which Is creating con
siderable interest i'll Portland. MIR.
E!IiGt sues him 1Sr his interest in the
railroad, and has been compelled to
sue in almost every State ofthe Union.
it being impossible to ascertain the
actual place of residence of Mr.. Holla-
day. When suit is commenced in
Washington City. he is a citizen OF
New York: and if il New York. he
suddenly becomes a citizen OF Calilor-
MIA. and il in california;. he claims
Oregon. We believe he has been cap
ttured and * now forced + face the
music and abide the course OF Law
[Oregon Enterprise.
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ccDEMACK-BDILEN-At F'airview,
douglas county, Jun" :. by Judge Nc
Kay, James II. Mccormack to Miss
E.LLZa =. EnLLuM.
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Colonel Baell's new furnace at Cot
tonwood, Utah, is turning out seven
tons Of bullion daily.
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Charles L Perkins, curry,
JoAh pa nII'' H"'
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Dc, " Ch-ti. John Cheney,
K VI Clarke. Peer CaNahai1n,
J'Ats luAf' i+">'H'
wlrn NJ en- nh
William Patterson. y u Parker,
J1hn kas>er. JOSEPH Z ~>ensterE,
Harry H~Ai1eE@a, Jacob she!rf'
lam. rr,.., AD T~rraEwat,
Joseph PIatt. J L Br4-ht.
\ Waltz. J IlaynIr,
A Lewis. : Swift.
tfeur.e u Fryer. NJ l. Wager,
W " Haskell, ! Deuel..
Maih~w kihhIe, " NJ y "aGN'H'
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ro&EWuERE WEST OF CARSON STREET,
= IN thursday last. . large sized SPt1Nti
BALANCE. Tn finder vii he suit.t y rewarded
b.. leaving The ean4c at Er.syie , >aIoon-
l.. BAKKLEI.
C4-,n. jane 2. Isl. j~elJ--l%
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

parwin'> theory of the origin Of man
ought to be r"named-'The Monkey
Wrtuch.''-NcN Orleans Times.
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E.-Eo rhlr-e f r Milling S~ampliu= or Assay.
Assays guaranteed Ia correspond with L Mint.
Dne >t.h> returned to shippers free OF Railroad
charges. ores sampled hy Battery or CrusheT, at
the option Of shipper.
r. F. CeBIsToN. Manager.
Reno, January !, 1871. mhl9-tf
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STOCKS UP.->tock> were very lively
Yesterday. and Crown Point. Belcher,
yellow jacket. Chollar PotOsi and
other leading >tGekS went up. An un-
usually large amount of ChoIlar-
Po.o>i changed hands. The mine Is
looking we'll. but we hear of no new
developments at ore. This activity III
the stock market cauSeS much huzzing
among brokers and stock sharps gen
orally. AZ usual they all knew it
didn't told you so.@-.Enterprise,
June Gth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10

Notwithstanding the veto of His
Honor. Mayor >elhv. the indefti-able
Won Schmidt. the blower up of BIos-
SON Rock. says he'll be bowed if he
don't bring the water from the Lake
into the city il he has to bring it over
the top of the >hot-tower.-l>. +.
Chronicle, >Ih.
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SgIlNTED.-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
man who has had two years experience IN
the merchandising business, and would wish TO en-
gage As salesman. For further information in
Gpire ut the Ormsby House. Kecomnendart-.osi
given il necessary. 1SAAC Ii. MASON.
Carson, June S, Isl. je9-1Y&
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and deposit them in the hands of the secreta-

ana deposlt tnem IN the hands OF the secreta-
~ of State.
In the House of Representatives three sep
arats reports were presented from Bowley's
pap committee Of thirty-one, the majority re-
port providing for list Of seventy.six clerks
and other subordinate attaches OF the House,
and the minority reports recommending
twenty-seven and thirty five respectively.
Alters a spirited little debate the committee
was finally discharged without action BY the
house on any of IT'S reports, and the whole
matter of appointments referred back 70 tne
speaker and left in his hands as usual Thus
another legislative mountain labored ana
brought forth mouse.
Among the notices of bills to be introduced
were bills to regulate passenger fare on rall,
roads; to provide for the registration Of all
State securities and forbid the payment effn
terests on unregistered bonds; 10 incorporate
the Charleston Loan Association; to repeal
the charter Of the Charleston Charitable Az
sociation for the Benefit Of the Free School
Fund; to repeal the act authorizing the con-
solicitation of the Greenville and Columbia
and Blue Ridge Railroads; to provide for the
funding of all the State indebtedness into one
class of securities, and, last but by no means
least, notice was given by Mr.. Bowen, as pre-
dicted In this correspondence. OF the intro
The principal bills introduced were the two
following: Bill to create q new county from
portions OF Marion, Darlington, williamsburg
and Clarendon Counties, and bill to charter
Rsilrosd Raj e Company. With Charles 5. Stuart, r.
N. Drane, E. q. WIggin, 8. P. Wick, W. A..
Greenleaf, W. d. Mcdowell, John Douglass,
W. F. johnson and J. Baxter as incorporat0rs.
The directors OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company held q meeting this evening, and
examined and approved the accounts of the
retiring board OF officers. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow. PICKET.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. December Z.

WASHINGTON, December. Z.
The House was engaged in postal affairs.
The Senate was discussing whether witness
who placed the Ku-Klsx committee In con-
tempt shall be arrested by concurrent resou-
ton or by action OF the Senate alone.
The Secretary Of the Treasury issues notice
that on and after the 7th OF March, 1872. the
principal and accrued interest on the Ave
twenttes, coupon and registered, known ae
the second series. act February Is, 1852, Will
be paid at the Treasury Department. The
amount of the bonds Is twenty millions.
Frederick A. Marden, chief of the division
of accounts In the treasurer's office, was ar.
rested by the government. His accounts were
twelve thousand dollars short. Marden ls
Massachusetts man. =
The Senate committees show no changes
in chairmanshlps. Alcorn succeeds Spencer
on the Mississippi levees committee. The
other changes are unimportant. Both houses
adjourned to Monday. The proceedings were
unimportant.
There is another defalcatlon in Treasurer
spinners Office. Seth Johnson, paying inter
est teller, is short fifty thousand dollars BE
had been speculatiB, and is New York
man,
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OUR. LIVELY LAWGTVERS.
By DAY IND CHAM-
PAGNE SUPPERS 1T NIGHT
squa billing Over tho Sterling Bonds
New Schemes for Raising the Wind
Bowen Threatens Parker with Im-
peaehment To-day. > -
[spEcrAI TELEaRAM TO TEE NEws.I

y COLUMBIA, Thursday, December Z.
In the Senate to. day Whittemore introduced
bill to abolish the Office of financial agent of
the State. whittemore's bill "to protect the
State in the future management of Its bonds
and stocks" was referred to the finance COM
mittee. The bill to abolish the salaries and re-
duce the fees of the solicitors Of the Circuit
Cou rts, and the biltt0 alter the law onHthe
subject OF fences, we're referred to the COM
mittee on the judiciary. The joint resolution
authorizing the encouragement to secure
possession of the sterling funded debt bonds
and place them In thecustody Of the secretary
Of State, and the bill. for the repeal of the
sterling funding act, were taken up, but their
opponents resorted to flibustering, and after
four hours triflng the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the bill to amend an act for
the assessment and taxation ofpruperty was
defeated after long debate. wilkes then
made speech attacking the Governors mes
sage.
There was large caucus and champagne
supper at Governor Scott's last night. A plan
for getting the sterling bonds issued, and
plan Of another genera. funding bill, are said
to have been adopted.
A scheme is en- foot In the e'House to get the
bills of the Bank Of the State deposited In the
Carolina National Bank, and then attach them
to provide for the expenses of the Legisla-
ture.
Bowen threatens tonight that he will move
to impeach State Treasurer Parker to morrow.
PICKET.
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FURNISHING e00Ds.

: This Department Is supplied Win the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported ana Domestic 6gdno
Hose, susuenders, Handkerchief, Linen and
Paper Cuhf and Collars, Imperial, Alexander and
'Oourvoiaier,s Kid Gloves And ful assortment
OF Buckskin, Dogskin,s sBeayer and Cass. Gloves.
And . very large assortment OF SUI, Alpaca and
scotch Gineham Waterfront tl40I Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been Relected with the greatest
care, and prices marked very low In plain nguree.
Our motto II quick sales and small pronts faE
dealings. Goods may be returned NOT eafislac-
vantage TO give us call. oct1e3mos
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TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, December Z.
The appointment Of Jules Ferry as Minister
to Washington Is officially announced. .s,
The Figaro says that orders were sent to
Cherbourg and Brest to prepare vessels to
cruise about the coast Of France 10 prevent
another return from Elba.
A message from Theirs announces that he
has notified Great Britain of the intention TO
abrogate the treaty Of commerce at q stipu
lated time but will continue negotiations for
readjustment. al =. -. -;
LONDON, December Z.
There were Republican meetings at BIZ
mingham and Reading which were disorderly.
The Reading meeting broke up 10 TOW.
Sir James\ Yorke Scarlet, lieutenant-gen-
eral in the British army, Is dead; age seven
ty-two.
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ispsc1AL p1srArca TO THE Nsws.l

COLUMBIA, s. c., December Z.
In the United States Court, to-day, the trial
of Allen Crosby and others, charged with vio-
latiug the Ku-Klux law, was resumed, and
Judge Bond delivered the opinion of the court
on the motion of the defence to quash the in
dictment.
The court decided thai the first count, Job.
jected to because of vagueness, and of the
omission of the names ofthe persons injured,
&C., was good; and that the eleventh count,
Collected to because the particular election
was not set forth, and because It was not shown
that the person obstructed was qualified
voter, &s.,) was good. The court was divided
on the third count, Collected to because the al
legged burglary and battery was an offence e4-
clusively cognizable by the State,) and on the
fifth count, (objected to because the person
obstructed was not alleged to be a qualified
voter, because the unlawful means were not
set forth, and because the burglary and bat
terry was an offence against the State,) and on
the seventh count, objected to for same
reasons as second, third and fourth counts.1
The second count, Collected TO because 1t was
not alleged that AMI Rainey was a quail
fed voter, nor that there was any 'elec-
ttouD the fourth count, (objected to be-
cause it was not alleged that Rainey
was q citizen OF the United States
or was qualified to vote otherwise than by the
force OF the fifteenth amendment;) the sixth
count, (same objections as the secondly the
eighth count, (objected to because the rights
invaded were not shown, nor the means by
which he was tobe hinderedD the ninth count,
Collected to because 1t was not averred In
what way Rainey was deprived Of the equal
protection ofthe laws, DC, ,spat the tenth count,
(same objectionsa as the ninth,) were decided
to be- bad The motion to quash the iudlct-
ment was overruled, and Mr.. Stanberry's
motion to certify the opinion Of the court was
postponed. ~
The court granted the district attorney the
right to enter q mol. pros. on the burglary
counts, with the especial understanding that
another case of the same nature, to come up
tomorrow. is to be- submitted Without argu-
me6t, embracing the same points. This was
done to save time, many witnesses In this case
beng present.
The defence held that the district attorney
had no right to Withdraw, and that the case
should be Immediately certified. This was
oyerruled BY the court
Bishop sanderfer and John Little, Of York.
were bailed in the sum Of three thousand dol
lars each. 2C
The defence stated they would sever in
their challenges, and the prosecution gave
notice that they would sever as to the parties
named in the indictment.
Hsherod Childers, of York County, was then
placed upon trial, and pleaded not guilty.
The defence perenptorily challenged one juror,
and their right to do 80 being denied by the
government, an argument followed. The
court withheld its decision until tomorrow,
pending which the court adjourned.
PICKET.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., February II. 1871.
Trains viii leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. u.
snd P. Il
epted) and 2:30 P. L.
frain does not leave Charleston p. Il, Sun
AYE
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through connec.
ion To New york via Richmond and Aoeuts
ljreek only, going through IN 40 hours.
-Psasanaers leaving BY p. u. Train havt
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington
jr Via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leavlns
FRIDAY by this Tratn lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
iuore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain Sun
oLY In Wilmington, n. O..
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
Quite to Cincinnati. Chicago and other poinp
west and Northwest, both Trains making COD
sections ct Washington with Western train
OF Baltimore and q hio Railroad.
8. g SOLONOES,
Engineer and superintendent
r. l. oLlAPos, General Ticket Agent.
bl1-l7moa