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Banker and Broker, No
Names Of fSecu'ities. RoI
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina, old.
n. Carolina, new.
South Carolina, old.
S. Carolina, new.
S. G. reg'd stock, ex in.
Georgia, new.
Gcorgia
Tennessee, old.
Tennessee, new.
Iabam a.
Alabama
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga. bonds.
Augusta. Ga. bonds.
Charleston stock.
Charl'n Fire Loan BIDS
Columbia, S. G., bonds
Columbus, Ga. bonds.
Macon, Ga, bonds.
Memphis, Tenn, binds
Savannah, Ga. bonds.
Wilmington, n. G.
Wilmington, n. G.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf.
i. II. r.. 1st mortgage
Central Georgia.
charleston and Savan.
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.
Cheraw and Darlington
Cheraw X Oar, 2d mort
Georgia Railroad.
Green. & Col. 1st NOR.
Green. Il c., State guar
Laurens.
Memphis e Charleston.
North Eastern 1st mort.
North Eastern, I'd mort.
Say. & Char, 1st mort.
Sav. & Char. State gun
South Carolina.
South Carolina.
Spnrtanburg and Union
RAILROAD STOCKS. I
Atlantic and Gulf.
Central Ga. ex div.
Charlotte, Col. g. Aug.
Georgia.
Green. and Col. r. r.
Macon and Western.
Memphis & Charleston.
North eastern
Savannah & Charleston
S. G. r. r. shares
S. G. r. Il. g. Blk shares
BANK STOCKS.
Peop's Nj Blk Charl'n,
capital $500, 600.
1st Natl Bank Charl'n
capital S:lOO, 600.
S. G. Loan Il Trust Co.
Caro-. Nat. Bank. Cola,
capital $500, 600.
Central National Bank.
Cola, cap'l 100000
S. G. Bank & Trust co.
capital 5000, 900.
Bank Of Charleston.
Union Bank S. c..
Peoples Bank SO. Ca.
Plan. Il Me. Bank S. G.
Bank OF Newberry..
Bank Of Camden.
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS sEcCRITI,
Charleston Gas Co.
Charl'n City r. r. stock
Graniteviile Man. Co.
G. e G. II. cert. indeb.
S. G. r. cert. in,lebt's.
n. d. II. H., cert. indebt
City Charleston Ger. in.
City Of Memphis coup.
n. d. II. Il. pref. stock
5. Y U. r. past duo coup
$. Il G. Il. past due COUP
EXCHANGE, ETC.
Now York sight.
Gold
Silver .
s. G. BANK DILLs.
Shank Of Charleston
Bank Of Camden
Bank Georgetown.
Bank Of S. @.
Bank Of Chester
Bank Of Hamburg.
Bank Of Ncwberry.
Bank Of the State of
~. ", prior 10 Ol. -.
issue 'G1 md 'G2
SPl. 4 Alec. Bank Chart
*Pcople's Bunk Charl'n
*Union Bank Cllarlcs'n
IS. ". Il. Il. Bank, old
*S.W. Il. X. Bank, new
Stnto Bank. Charleston
Farmers Elk. Blk Char.
Exchange Bank, Colum
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as herein excepted, be renewed as to all
the rights, powers md duties of said
company, and, in MI other respects, for
the period Of thirty years.
Approved March 6, a. D. 1871.
AN ACT TO REQUIRE TIE COUNTY Coa1MIs-
s1ONERs TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY,.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of The
State Of South Carolina, now met and
sitting i'll General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, That the County
Commissioners of each County shall, on
or before the fifteenth of December, in
each year, report to the General Assem-
bly, oil accounts chargeable to their re-
spectiYo Counties, what have bocn al.
lowed and settled, the number anl
amount Of orders drawn upon the County
treasurer, the taxes levied and collected,
the amount expended for rebuilding or
repairing Court House, Jail, Poor House
and Bridges; in fact, Il detailed account
OF oil their doings, as required by nm
ACT entitled San Act to define tho juris-
diction md duties of County Commits
sioners," !" approved September &c, 1865.
And upon failure SO to report, they shall
be fined sum not less than fifty nor
more tEan two hundred dollars.
Approved the 7sh day of March, A. D.
AN ACT TO SUPPLY THE DEFICIENCY IN TIE
APPROPRIATION FOR TIE SUPPORT AND
MAINTENANCE OF FREE SCHOOLS FOR
1870. =
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly and by the authority of the
same, That the sum of forty thousand
dollars, or SO much thereof as NAV be
necessary, be, md the same is hereby,
appropriated ont of any moneys in the
treasury. not otherwise appropriated, to
pay tho salaries of the teachers Of The
free schools in the State to January.
lS7l, which, by the inadequate appro-
prlatlon already made, have been unpaid,
to the great distress of the teachers en-
ployed in the same: Proyiaed. That the
foregoing appropriation shall be paid on
the order of the State Superintendent
OF Education. with the approval of the
Governor, and no part of said appropri
alton shall be used for nny othor PURPOSE
than tho payment of the salaries of
teachers.
Approved February 2Sth, a. D. 1871.
AN ACT TO RENEW THE CHARTER OF THE
FERRY KNOWN AS AsHEpoo FERRY.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the State OF South
Carolina. now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That the charter Of the ferry
across Ashepoo River, and known rs
"Ashepoo Ferry" be, and the Same is,
renewed for the term of fourteen years,
and is hereby vested in Nathaniel Hey
ward, his heirs. administrators, execu-
tors and assigns, for said term OF four
teen years, together with MI the rights,
privileges and immunities heretofore in.
corporated in said charter.
Approved the 10th day Of March, A. D.
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Charlotte, Columbia and Aug. R. r. Co.,
kb Is !gE95tasa SgIA5.SIss z! s.
TREASURER'S OFFICE.
CoLcMnIA, s. c. /, April 90, ISL.

~,II, GoICaE1AI 3. G., April 20, ISL.
VIZ annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
4 tniI Company will he held in Columbia,
on WEDNESDAY, May 3, next, at 10 o'clock
Stockholders and their Immediate families
VIII 20 passed To and from the meeting by
sihowing their certificates to the agents or
nunl meeting:
Hesotred, That tho privilege Of FREQ trans-
nortatloh Tor Stockholders and thoir families,
70 ana from our annual meetings, be hereafter
lotto, Columbia nnd Augusta Railroad, only.
R"So'red, That 10 stock lie allowed REPRE-
scntation at any future Stockholders mootine
except stock III the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta ltailroad.
April 277 G. EOCKNIG 1T. Trcas.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
{asx asx # I.{ S IH 50

CoLraInIA, S. O., April %, 1871.
pER6oNS desiring to participate in the ics-
J. tivi,ies OF the ''Gcrman Schutzopfest y
ut Charleston, s. o., May 1st, 2d, sd, 4th and
9Th, are respectfully informed that thev will
DC accommodated with tickets to 20 and re-
turn FOR ONE FARE. Sale Of tickets COM
mcnclnG on tho goth and ending HIny the 5th:
good to return May tho Sth, inclusive.
April 295 j. E. MARLEY arcut
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Keyes Early Prolific Tomato Plants.
I Tis claimed that this TOMATO e. ,ftcnn To
J. thirty days earlior than any other variety
known. he fruit is Of good size. round and
ssmootn emo Driliant color, perfectly solid and
o stock imruI hardneI rlants now ready, cold frame
loss. For sale at - - "''A
April ~ !.EINITsH,S DRUG STORE.
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R r. Co

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CntELoTTE, March l, 1871.
IHNllS Company will continue to receive
Il money on deposit or loan for Elk months
or longer, and pay interest OH the same at Tie
raie OF ten per cent. per annum. Deposits
or loans may DO made with the Trca s,1rcr of
the Company nj Columbia, IL. p. Pcgram.
Cashier, or tho undersigned
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
alarch EMO President
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FRUITS & FLOWERS.

ITO those Interested In tho cultivation Of Fruits
l. and Flowers In North and Eastern Texas, We
respectfully invite perusai OF tho following facts
and testimoninls.-
During the Fall Of 1sGO. we, through our Agent.
Mr. b. Richmond, Jun. furnished many Fruit Trees
to tho inhabitants Of Grayson. Collin and I"nnh
Counties and we have proved beyond question
that Fruit can he successfully cultivated, and that
Trees procured from our Nursery have givea uni.
vsrsal satisfaction In these districts the trees
making fine growth and producing fruit OF superior
quality. as the following Testimonials VIII anew
which We publish by permisHion, thus enabling u'
to satisfy the public that they can. through our
agents, supply themselves with Ftutt and other
trees from = we'll established and reliable Nursery.
Tho folio wing from III. weli.knGwn orohsrdlst,
the largest fruit orchard In Northern TsIas) is the
result OF his experience with Fruit Trees from our
Nurseries -
Mssw.. r. b. Yale d Co, Nurssrymen:
Sins = have on my homo farm Al orchard Of
Apple, Pear and PrRuh Trees. procured fsm your
Nursery. through your agent, b. Richmond. Jun
in tho Fall OF 1860 which have been in bearing since
the years 1852 1868 and 1864. The Trees have made
a strong and healthy growth frsm the hrst year
until the present, producing large crops OF superior
fruit. From my own experience as an orchardis''
and that 81 my nsighbors. uLhositatingiy recon-
mend your Nursery to all who wish 30 hwy good
reliable trees WIN. @. GENTRY.
shsrnan, February %, 1871"
We, the undersig1ed having bought Fruit Trees
FROM or have knowiedge Of the trses sold by the
tics, do fully concur with Mr. Gsntry in the above
staten sn and feel justified In saying that the Nur.
sorry firm Of 7. .. Yale Co. 10 an honorable and
reliable house.
@. G. Dugan, merchant; r. @. Hall, merchant ;
J. N. Stratton, merchant; j. @. Richards, msr'
chant John Dorchester, PM; 3. Hare, attorney
at law; Joseph Bledsoe. attorney @. A. Dick"'
man, Ed. Courier n. Leepsr.
We also have letters of eommcndation from the
following well.known gentlemen Hon. J b. Self.
Of Cooke countyi Hon. J. G. George, Of Gray'on
Hon b. s. shslburne. of Collin Hon. W. Mclean
Of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane, Of Dallas: Hon. r l..
Moore, Of Red River; Hon. 4. p. Rector, Of Hop
kins; Hon. Ira II. Evans, Of Nueess.
We propose, through eur Agents, to Thoroughly
canvass the present season. tho coun ties OF Grayson,
Cooke, Falnin, Lamar, Red River. Titns, Hopkins,
Hunt, Collin, Denton and Dallas and We assure
these who may favor us with their orders that they
shall be honestly and faithfully executed.
Respectfully II. B. YALE u co.
ROCHESTER,, MI.
sherman, Texas, March !, 1871.
N.R.-our Agents have wRfrrIs Certihest" 81
Agsncy.-T. b. Y. 3 Go.
March IL, ls7l.-2e6a.
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n,rTbo Fifth Grand Stat. Fair Of III

DTTho Fifth Grand State Fair of the
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Associ-
alton of Louisiana will commence at New
Orleans, Saturday, April s,h, 1871, prcx.r
and continue nine days. Over twenty
thousand dollars in premiums are offered
We have received from Luther Homes,
Esq, Secretary and Treasurer Of the Asso-
citation, a pamphlet Of III pages, neatly
printed by Weed & Kelly, steam book and
job printers Y Camp street, contsinin 6
Premium Lists, Rules, Regulations and ell
pertinent information. Arrangements
have been made with all the leading rail-
road, ship and steamboat lines to carry
passengers and freight to the Fair at half
price.
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II is the settled motive and purpose Of
the enemies of the Republic and Of Liberty
to govern these States in the interest of
sectionalism and secession Austin State
Journal.
The editors Of the Journal term every
opponent an enemy Of tho Republic and OF
Liberty, and, judging them by their OK
prsssions, admitting their utter restitution
of ommon sense and average honesty, re-
gard the Radical Party "the Republic
And the editors also make . practice of
demon mating all who refuse to support the
Radical party "rebels." They are making
money in position from which, were the
Radical party defeated, they would have
to retire. We have seen it stated, and be-
lieve the statement TO be true, that Aessrs.
Tracy g. Quick, of the Austin Journal,
Houston Union, etc, have already made q
clear gain Of $3.50, 900 by their position as
State Printers, postmastsrs, sc. If mer-
cenary men get such position, with q
dishonest Legislature and q standing army
TO force and extort the money from their
political opponents and de,pisers to enrich
them, we naturally look for them to advo-
cate any and every thing calculated to per-
petuats their offices and gains. But these
persons take money obtained by = sort Of
lsgalized fraud without shame, while an
honest man and patriot would ssorn to
touch coin Of it. Their papers are forced
upon the members Of the Legislature and
sent free to Washington bat they do not
care whether their issues are read or
whether or not their business is legitimate
as long as the money continues to come to
their pockets. Were il not for the money,
they would bid the Radical party God
speed to very warm place. But for money
they are continually slsndering and Wilt
fyipg their superisrs, aud coming such
base falsshoods as that we have quoted
above. Well d. they know that their bu-
sinsss and money getting existence de-
ponds upon the continuance Of the Radical
party in power aud the consequent pro-
lection Of the bayoDet. We believe the
reign Of v.nal editors and corrupt Office
holders will end ere long. The triumph Of
th. suti-Radis.ls in November, 1872, viii
stop their pay. THAT esrrion crew Of
sArpei-b.ggsrs, who are FOrgsd upOE the
plupd.r, and drunk with the blood Of the
vsbqui,h,a people Of the South, will dis
psrss themselves in an instant If not sus-
tsiusd By he bNyousts Of the Federal
GVvsrBBsntf
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A THoUGHTFUL WIFE.-A friend
says he has dear, loving little wife,
and an excellent honse-keeper. On
her birthday she moved her low
rocking-chair close to side. He was
reading. She placed her dear little
Hand lovingly on his arm, and
moved it along softly toward his
coat collar. He felt nice all over.
He certainly expected kiss. Dear,
sweet, loving creature IAN angel !
She moved her hand up and down
his coatsleevc. Husband" said
she. What, my dear ?" Il was
Just thinking" "Wss you, my
love !" Z" 1 was just thinking how
nicely this suit Of clothes you have
on would work into a rag carpet. !"
lie says he felt cross all day, the
disappointment was so very great.
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t~A few days ago, q man who had re-
Gently been stopping in the Bayou City,
stated TO US that be heard Gillespie, Of the
Houston Union, spOuting to Pr0miseuous
company that be, The reverend ink-slinger,
acOuId writ, better editorial and more Of
it Than any other man in the State" Es'i
.'On What shieken-pie doth this cur PsrsOn
fed that be bath grsvn 50 great" o,
YES. a renegade from Democracy and the
south. b. 10 no "lyipg Moseilsma,' but
the true H,bomst Of Radical journalism in
T.I.s. sad I'll the Mustsng dsvOtss, Of
Gr..t Davis ssa the Niger must boz to
himA Bah
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ssa- Hon, JsLs ", isss, R'Prs'ss's'
tive from this ssuAiy ..ssis Hs, snshg ether
h,ors, IIsu.s bill, "gTsAtiAg PsasiSas 10
the surviving veterans d the Rs'slu'ioa
Which separated rsIs fFsa hsIiso, sad
their sidovs,' Also. "Aa Act 10 ssIsh'
Ii.h . system Of Public Free s'hsol', 10 the
State Of Texas" TA..d-, -ill pa" -nh
SEN. slight sRssdssnp The Act 10 ~
lA,ion to rablis sehools il very '0lurnin'
Gus. aud will probably BE- largely Aasnisd
II Il passes At ell.
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ApyERrnEsKsr.l
Piedmont AND ARLINGTON Lire lSsuhAscr
ConPASr.
Office at Richmond, Va,
November 18th, 1870.
fApvERrisEskSr.1


ConPASr.
Office at Richmond, Va, l
November 18th, 1870.
TO TnR TEXAS PEOPLE:
A recent Card from =. l.. Hale. once onr
General Agent in Texas, demands notice.
We did not desire 10 iniurc him, hence
only said eur reasons were satisfactory for
iischarEing him. As hc will not let il
rest on such basis, We would say-liale
did not report on work received, nor did
no remit funds collected As his contract
required; hence, on these grounds alone,
we we're justised in our astion. In addi-
ton, we were informed Of grave criminal
charges against Hale; and, on examining
the Records, found "pressntmsnts, Gin
dictnsnts," and true bills against him
for such offences as We thought rendered
his continuance in his position undesirable.
The "trus bills were for "stteRpts to
commit rape and for "swindling."
lie yet has in his hands money collected
he has, since his suspension, collected
money without authority, and still holds
it, and disrsgarded frequent orders to
report and remit. We hope he il innocent
of the criminal charges, though = regular;
Grand Jury in New Orleans Inns found
true bills on each; and we hope our prompt
action, under the circumstances, will evil
dsnce our desire to protect our Company,
and show proper respect for the parties
who place policies in it, by refusing to
keep as General Agents men who collect
and fail to pay ovor our receipts, and whose
records are not bri ghter and clearer in
Criminal Courts.
W. c. CARRINGTON, President,
wsathsrford Times. Tyler Reporter, Waco Hx.
aminsr and wa1ahachis Argus will plenss publish
tho above Gard from President Darlington, II not
done before thi. arrives, for on- mouth. and send
hill to No. 80 Carendelst Street, New Orleans, La.
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rEThs bill repeating tn. test oath has
become Law, without the signature OF th.
President, in the manner prescribed by
the Constitution; but, on, tn, 18th uliimO,
Grant sent in 8 message TO the Senate in
references 10 the Law, and says:
al eannot af6r my name 10 q Law which
diserininHi.s sg.iBsi the uphoIds's Of the
gOvernnerL"
Grants ufterapcss al show him 30 be .
Radical Of ID. n famous Charles sumner
and aMoss" [sypbiIisl Morton strip. !;
bud B,l,ans ass spoke nor. Wit and Wis
dem fhAn Hour hero President" Poor
Gr,n,,-tbs people, in he next year, viii
send ii. bach 10 his leather shop in Ga
lena fo-, verify, The day q bOOdlsisz in
The wins Hous. is fast drawing 20 .
slos.-in pal. Sun .spa, il, fsiri bssus
frun III. psdir. and VAL sink OUs sf sitht
md stink a. it pts ana sink - Is
sinks, IN he ssIi ssT- A
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Two little dogs got into a fight il
Buffalo lately but a large Newiound'
land happened along, aud aler
watching the eombatanls n few min,
utes, suddenly caught upone oflhem
by the neck, and trotted of with
it, keeping a firm hold on him until
HE angry passions had time TO cool
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BslDys FAMILY BlrrERs.-This great
tonic bss achieved popularity surpass ng
any other preparation ever introduced to
the public. Al purifier Of tho blood, and
as a cure for dyspepsia, it is infnllible; in
fever and agus, OF diseases Of the kidneys,
its efficacy has been tested by thousands !
and We know Of no medicine that has
achieved no favorable II reputation. North,
South, East and West IL il known and np-
preciatsd, an | We may add, without sxag-
geration, that " Everybody T5k0 H."
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ABsoEprIos.-Tho old Morse warriors
believed that the strength and valor OF ev.
cry foeman they overcome and slew passed
over into themselves, and became perma-
nent addition to their own personal force.
1t was the rough and partial expression OF
a truth. The hardihood, the death-defying
valor, tho tremendous will and vim they
put forth in every fight made them strong
or for the next. The habit Of victory
made them invinciblo. Just so with every
obstacle we close with and vanquish. Its
strength passes into us and becomes ours.
But we must first fairly kill it, clash shield
and spear against shield and spear, cleave
into its brain and marrow, pluck out Its
heart, and twist its sinews into twsnging
bow strings Austin Journal.
VI, the Democracy Of Texas, intend to
pursue the Davis chicken-pieistS OF Texas
we intend to catch the old thsving cat,
the Radical party, clesve into her small
brain and uleerous marrow, pull out her
rotten pizzard.-for she has no heartily
its diseased roots, and twist her fetid CUTS
into tuneless fiddle-strings. There, Man,
lore, "How is that for high2"
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A HOUSES PETITION TO HIS DR.
vrR.--Up the hill, whip me not ;
down to hill, hurry me not in tho
stable, forget me not; of hay and
corn, rob me not; of clean water,
stint mo not; with sponge aud brush,
neglect me not Of soft dry bed,
deprive mo not; if sick or cold,
chill me not with bit and reins,
oh! jerk me not; and whom you are
angry, strike me not.
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sE"There was quite little scare among
the congregation assembled on tho lower
floor of the Masonic Hall, Lancaster, on
Saturday night last, caused by the partial
giving way of q centre girder, overhead,
threatening to bring the house down over
the heads Of the audience, who scattered
and left the building sans ceremonie, one
individual, we learn, making his exit ut o
window, carrying sash and all The dam
age to the building was promptly repaired
and the Hall is now considered safe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

A rrw days ago, while n lady Of
Phelp. county, Mo-, was in the gar
den with an infant fourteen months
old, seated near hor. an eagle swoo,
ped down and attempted Ia carry on
the child, but was prevented by a
dog, which fought yaliantly in is
defence.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

A Columbus photographer prrsen.
ted u revolver at tho head of n gen,
tlsman who was sitting for a photo.
graph. with the encouraging re-.
mark A" Ny reputation rs m artist
is at stake. lfyou don'tlook smiling
III blow your brains out" lie
smols q chastity smile.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

How soon will the Central railroad ba
running to Groesbeck, the new station be.
yond Kosss? Every ten miles Of railroad
gained is vast advantage to tho country
We are impatient for the main road to
reach Dallas, and for the Western Branch
to reach Austin houston Union.
And 30 are we impatient to hear the
shrill shrek Of tho whistle of the lsc0no-
tive.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-11

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slai- sRy bsaa'y sh.S he RAsssi'ihFassh
hers, afIsT ihns sF fear days Fidihs ia the
suh fnsm AusliA, hid yaa, Charley