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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10

SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court
OF Appeals commences its session in
this place on Thursday next, July 18th,
under the act passedrat the last session
of the Legislature. providing for the
holding OF a session Of this Court in
Wheeling. A fine law library mas been
purchased by the bar of this county for
the use ofthe Supreme Court, who have
placed it in the Wheeling Library As
ISOLATION rooms, where the Judges will
find it easy Of access and one of the
most complete in the State.
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WkIsoala cali sttsntioa 10 Che fact

WEiWouiu call atlenuou " a'ne 'oe'
that class for q short course in book
keeping, will be ttsaed this morning at
the National Business College. Horn
brooks Han esThis will be . favorable
opportunity for any totenter who may
not feel inclined to go through a. full
course, and vet who may be. aesiFeus of
preparing themselves ino all the more
important parts Of the science ordilntaIr az
ally required in business. Y The time
given Tor the class is six weeks only, at
the very reasonable price Of twenty dol
lars. We are informed that quite a
number have made application for
admission to the class, apdwer8ould
advise all young men who have any
inclination this uay to avail themselves
OF the opportunity. .....
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Recorders Office, TO Friday,
the It'll day Of July, 1871:
Margaret Chance to Charles Brown,
July /. lot No. in square 43, South
Wheeling. Tor Si25
Annie E. Caldwcl, to S. Brady and j.
5. Hobbs, executors, June 30, the coal
underlying certain lands conveyed to her
by Caldwell heirs, Tor $500 30
George Weiser to Henry Loeber, in
trust tor Mary Weiser July |, part oil
lot llC6 in square No. 80, South
Wheeling. for $40. .. ...,
John NJ. Whitman and others to
Raphael Whitman, March 30. all right,
sitle and interest to 6Si acres Of land in
Liberty township. for $4,000.
Christian Frank and wife to Charles
Schwertierser, July 5, part Of Sunnyside
vineyard, Caldwelrs run, for $llO.
George W. LETTERS, Commissioner, to
John G. Hefty, July |. part of lot l31
Fourth street. Tor $4,000
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Hoe -A,,, IHor.siYe stetdsy, as .

Hoe sALI Hor= Y estetdsyo Wss q
seoreher- The heat was fearfui.-fat
men and lean men alike bowed sad
sweated, and TUNED, and wished it were
cooler As for ourself we attempted to
keen watch of the thermometer, but
when il reached twenty-five feet and
rising by the watch, we gave up in
di.pair. Thus our grief finds vent;
know We the land Of Koranddorakurss
Where the Ed uimanx maiden goes
quick to the dance,
Kept cool by her ian, and kept warm by her
And her fantastic toes in her broad
snow shoes glance?
Where the Polar bear bowls in the barley
And the settlers are howhng for some
thing to eat?
Know We the land of The Koosaquecuim,,
Where the roses are blooming all the
year round, = 80.
When the nightingale sings In the icicles
And the orange ripen with snow on the
Know We that land? We trust it's not far,
For unless 1t gets cooler were pouho W
go thar. 90, =.
But we must give up trying to tell
lust how hot il was yesterday. 1tsno
use We melt as we think of it.
Take your eye reader and cast it on
the record kept at Ed. Bookings phar'
macy, yesterday, and then say, is it any
wonder il an individual Of our prepon.
derosity and rotundosity grooming ove l
the heat By the record kept by Mr.
Booking we learn that at halt-past ten
| o'clock in the morning the thermometer
marked 92I degrees in the shade; al
two clock in the afternoon, 9S degrees
at four o'clock, 99!. At elk O'Clock
after the storm had passed the Their
mometer marked IS degrees. In th'
sun, at half past ten o'clock, A. M i
marked l3l degrees; at two T. M, i2e
and at four o'clock ll33.
If any Of our cit zeus want 1t any
hotter they will have to wait till Olt
Nick sends for them. Nothing in th'
shape of weather on this side the sty'
4 will worry them. s.
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ELECTION CoNt,ussIoNERs.-A. j. Pan.
nell, John D. Wilson and John Bishop,
have been appointed by the Governor
Tor Ohio county, Commissioners
to superintend the election to
oe held in August to deter
mine whether Constitutional Conven-
ton shall be held, appoint township
election officers, and perform such other
duties as are prescribed in the act
passed last winter in relation to the
Constitutional Convention election
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MISUNDERSTANDING evening officers
Perrill, Stanley, St. Mires and Rich
ardson, captured some eleven or twelve
bows and men who were swimming,
before shutdown, in the river in the
neighborhood of the steamer Courier,
near the foot of Quincy street, As soon
as they saw the officers coming the
offenders rushed for their clothes, some
of them commenced dressing, Others
grabbed up the first bun die OF clothing
they could find and ran. The result
was very funny. When the officers
ordered several boys to dress and 60
with them, nothing but clothing suita-
BILE for a man OF twenty to twenty-five
years OF age could be found. The young
men who owned them had taken the
clothing belonging to the little chaps
and fled. We would like to have seen
some of them when they tried to encase
themselves in a shirt belonging to a
boy Of about twelve years, who was OF
the party, and who was crying his little
heart out because lie hadn't rag to
cover him except suit Of clothes we
could have worn. AS we say above the
officers captured a dozen persons and
some fifteen or sixteen suits Of clothes
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RorGH on THE HAIR PINs.-Iester-
day a young lady and gentleman were
walking down Market street. As they
got near Fiuney's drug store they were
met bv two young ladies coming up
the street One OF the two girls was
angry. Her eyes snapped and her lips
trembled with suppressed rage.
What made YOU go and tell Mrs. So
and.so that lie abou, me 2 she asked OF
the gal who had the teller. We didn't
hear the reply, but there was something
in it about not being decent lyon
dare say I'm not decent, you hussy
Just say that again, and I'll slap your
mouth for you" The obnoxious words
were repeated and slap came the prom
ised hand. Then the gal with the
teller got her Grecian bend up. "1f it
wasn't Sunday" she said, as she raked
handful OF hair out OF the other 9
head, I'D whip you good" and then
away came the chignon and a bunch
of blue ribbon" We believe she would
have taken that girls head off if it
hadn't been Sunday. The hands OF
the other had not been idle, either, as
two long scratches from the eyes down,
that looked Ike Ben. Buffers Dutch
Gap canal, could testify. Such Sunday
exercises may be pleasant to the girls,
but we could not but think it was
mighty straining on the hair pins.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-The present term Of
the Circuit Court is drawing to a close,
and this week will, probably, see its ad-
journment The Judge on Saturday
dismissed the jury from further attend
ance during the term. Chaucery cases
will beheard to-day, and on Friday the
arguments on the application of the
Wheeling Gas company for an injunc-
ton against the. city will be heard.
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!. PonwI,Cbrzn-Ehe pdn@ seu1tssi

+ hnsl,C bcsD-Nh6 lido se.uts41I
hibition =en saturday-was from fair to
middling, and was made up chiefly of
disorderly cases. but one galoot putting
in an appearance. EdIoHMIaT4
Peter Klug was arrested some months
ago for disorderly conduct and was sent
to Jail, where he remained until released
by his father, who went onhis bond on
consideration of Peters swearing of
from drinking for one year. a Peter,
held up until the Fourth. s0nlthat day
he had to have some fireworks ohe
bought a quart and got outside Of it.
Instigated by the devil, whose fluid he,
was full of, he went to his fathers
house and kicked up a row, threatened
to put "a mug" on the old man; and
abused the rest of the family. The
father at once withdrew his name from
Peters bond and surrendered him to
Justice. He also complained Of him
before Judge Good for his very unduti-
full conduct. Peter was fined $40 and
costs in defaultwas sent TO the chain
gang, =, = 49, ... ~, lgg,.rEo
David Gibson was charged with dis
orderly conduct. The whole matter
grew out of iannoyances perpetrated by
children. S. and costs was the amount
paid. n ....9, s..,.L, =,
John SfcCander, filled his keg full
on the Fourth Of July. 2 He also had a
bottle full. This bottle he empted in
the face Of a Mrs. Dehmel, and assailed
her with very vulgar and unseemly
language. $40 and costs was the price
/ Of it. 49,. 49,.
John Callahan is late addition to
the Independent Order of Galoots.
John was found on the pavement near
the Grant House, Friday beastly
drunk. He had IN his possession SIX
knives, as many pocket combs, lot OF
clay pipes, a pair of child's stockings,
wooden mittens, lot Of string, and
enough of such like notions" as he
called them, TO set up a country gro,
Gerry John says he don't know how
he got into town, how he got possessed
Of all his notions" or how he got into
the station house. He only knows that
when he walked up Saturday morning
with headache as big as camp meet
ing, he said to himself, John, you
cussed fool, you've been drunk again.
In default OF 81 aud costs he will take
ten days lessons in geology.
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NorIcE TO HousEkEEPBRs, Buy your
paper at PAUL Bros. & Co, No. 80
Market street, and save fifteen per cent.
BY getting those wide English goods,
which are superior to American papers
both in the quality OF the paper'and in
the coiors they are printed in, and sell
for the same price You will find there
the best assortment in the city, all
styles. prices and qualities. -
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NorARIEs PUBLlc.-The Governor has
appointed the following Nstsries Public
since our last issue:
Kanawha county, Thos. A. Vickers,
Sissonville; Cabell county, John s.
Powell, Huntington; Roaue county, NJ
A. McClung. Three Forks Reedy, j. G.
Schilling, Spencer Fayette county, H.
K. Shumate, Fayetteville.
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BREACH OF THE PEAcE.-Christophcr
Repp, a resident of Fulton, was arrest
ed on Saturday and taken before Squire
Gillespy, charged with committing q
breach of the peace on the night of
the Fourth of July. He was held in
the sum of 5000 to keep the peace for
elk months.
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The MowING CoNTEsr.-We received
yesterday a communication from val
ued correspondent in regard to the
moving contest at S. McMechen's farm,
near Benwood, on Friday last, but We
have mislaid it somehow and cant for
our life lay hands on ii. Suffice it to
say, however. that the Acme was again
the successful mower. ....
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SALE OF THE FuLroN PAPER MILL.

SALE OF THE Fulton PAPER MILLS.
The Fulton Paper mills property, sold
on Saturday at trustees sale, by George
Wickham, auctioneer, was purchased
by Lewis Baker, for $500. We don't
know Of a better investment having
been made in Wheeling for a long
time. The property is worth a good
deal more money.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER sta DIS un.
rqusled for making light, healthy anu
nutritious rolls, biscuits, grlddle cakes,
&c. The ingredients used in the man
ufacture of this powder are not onl.
chemically pure, but so proportioned
that the results produced are the same
each time. In this respect it possesses
superiority over all others i'll the mar
ket. Only two tablespoonfuls are re-
quired Tor quart OF -four. For sale b!
srocers generally. Use DooLEY e
YEAST POWDER only. DooLEY & BRo.,
proprietors, SO New street, New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10

PROBATE NEss.-Recorder Woods,
during the week ending Friday, July :,
transacted the following business in
probate:
VIM. V. Hoge was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Ellis Davis, late
of Ohio county, deceased. Bond $500.
James W. Bodley was appointed ad,
ministrator Of the estate Of Joshua
Bodley, late of Wheeling, deceased.
Bond $4,000.
The estate of John Keim was COM
mitted to R. S. Brown, Sheriff Of Ohio
county.
The last will and testament OF Fran
ces Wilson, late of Ohio county, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate and
record.
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MINERAL SPRING WATERs-We are
lust in receipt Of the following mineral
waters, put up in halfpint bottles:
Hamburg, Kissingen, Vichy, Pyrmont
Spa, Marienbad, Pullua, Bitter Kis-
singer. Also fresh supply Of Empire
and Congress Waters at E. Bookings
pharmacy, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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A CONTEMPORARY says pulling hemp is
dangerous occupation. We agree
with him. We have read Of persons
vino have hsl their necks broken by
doing it.
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JOHN T. LAKIN & Co., Merchant Tai
lors, 81 Monroe street, haze the largest
and finest assortment Of Linen Coats
Busters &c, to be found'in the city.
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THE wheat crop harvested in this
cou ,ty is thought to be the largest for
the last ten years. The oat crop will
also be immense from appearances.
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Boys in pursuit OF cholera morbus are
organizing in squads to make raids Oh
apple orchards. Naughty boys. Knotty
apDles
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ID WILLIAMS CHoLEkA PREVENTIVE, one
of the very best remedies for diarrhes
dysentery, &C., ip use. Sold a. E.
Bookings pharmacy, No. l. Odd Eel
lovs' Hall. aHca. ..-,s- a. trs 81
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I Nor AccEPrED.-The challenge pub
lished in the papers last week from the
Clarkson to the Dariine boat club has
not been accepted by the latter club.
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The work of paving the gutter on
Byron street has been commenced. 1t
has long been needed ....
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II you want any Dry Goods, go to
Brues l. Sanders and look at their
Cheap Counter.
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The Board of Directors OF the Wheel.
ing Library Association hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting tonight.
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FINE Grenadines reduced to almost
nothing, on Brues e. Sanders Cheap
Counter.
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A DAYS length this week is fourteen
hours and for :y-five minutes.
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Mheeliug RRtsister.
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

Dividend-National Exchange Bank.
Coke at reduced prices.
Anniversary Of the Wheeling Turner
Society.
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SEE specimens Of Berlin" Cards at
Brown e. Higgins.
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FINE Summer Silks at IS cents per
yard on Brues e. Sanders Cheap Couu-
ter. 49,
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For fine Dress Goods see Brues &
r.. .. ..--.. az. - f.... .EHr.'. e.. .''"
Sanders Cheap. Counter. .. .. -.
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The City Council will hold regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night.
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A LARGE lot Of Gloves Of all kinds on
Brues d Sanders Cheap Counter.
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::;,..'.'..''. II. p III TIIr a. I'D
Philadelphia. 3l0 p. m. Ills ~. ~. : 81 a. ~
New York.. 6:fi p. IN. 2:l5 q. m. II: Ga. IN
Tickets 10 all principal pointh ia Tie r..
and west can be procured al the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure Houge, and 81 ne
Station at bridgeport
Y. X, MYERS,
jun6 Gent Passenger and Ticket Ag"u,
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LADIES and Gents Linen Handker.
chiefs on Brues q Sanders Cheap Coun-
Tor
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
.T,HE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
| institution will commence on
Mnndav. 2sth September, 1871,

EorSS,ioN VI ~ 10
Institution will commence on
Monday, 18th September I87L
and terminate on the 18th OF June, Is ,. 1t
is romantica!ly situated in the midst of the
beautiful and healthy hill-country OF the
Panhandle" OF West Virginia, easily ac-
ceSSible by railroad or river, and surrounded
with the most favorable influences for stu
dent life. 1t hasa property in endowment,
Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &C, OF over
s}jJ,OO and /, thus enabled to susI ain fac
u ~ and furnish facilities for Il thorough
education of The very first order.
AMPLE AZ COMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private
boarding, and unfurnishe rooms will b lei
to students who wish 10 board themselves
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION..
/. Preparatory course OF one year. 2. Reg
ular Literary Course, including the Ancient
Languages, Tor the Degree OF Bachelor oil
Arts. 3. Literary and Scientic Course, for
the Degree of Bachelor OF Sciences 4. The
course for Master of Arts. ). The course
for Master of Sciences .. Special ouraes
IN Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering,
&c. Detailed Information AZ 10 these
courses will be found in our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The institution has a complete Let Of Phi
losophical Apparatus, and students who
wish II are trained in the use II Field ln-
struments-aIso thoroughly fitted up La
bnratory for practical instruction and work
la Chemical Analysis, and an ample Mu-
scum Tor thestudy OF Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to so
per session. Boarding from 81 to s. pei
week. Unfurnished rooms from 50 to $40
per session, and tree Tuition to sons OF Min
Isters of the Gospel OF all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue
II Prof Z. l.. Lous. Secretary, or 10
w. X. PENULErON, President,
I've Bethany, West Virginia.
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4 4 BuRNETr's lKALiisros is the best
lHtA q !Ao" = IL = AZ
$50. asET-s sislgzE1 ~
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NUtu ult Oh anu al
Wheeling time:
CINCISSA1
EAsT-LEAyE3
Wheeling
daily at......Gf0 A. N.
ARRIVES AT
Parkefsburg
Cumberland. 2:G p. ".
Winchester 80: o {"
Strasburg.....-
HsgsfstDwB..9 q 4"
/ Baltimore BIB Z"
Wash'n City $40 I"
PhiladelphIa&I0A.M.
New York -yIJ0 {"
FAST
EAST-LEAyEs
"WheelIng
daily at-..5: o y.
| ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. - A. N.
Cumherla DE- - L"
w Dchcsier..9 81 d"
Strssburg-.- lao +"
I1agerst0wn .7.5O I"
Baltimore ....b:25 "
Wash. City-.9:iO &"
PSs sn delpI 20: 'Ger; i y.
Sundays exceptei.
MALL
EAST-LEAYEs
"Wheeling
daily at....ll.B p. N.
ARRIVES AT
Parkersburgll.0 A. II.
cumberland. %
WInche ter .-2D n.
strasburg.---4:O 4"
Hager>tUwu.z:l0 A"
baltim0re...-t:45 -
Washt'n Cityoe05 -
Philadelphia 40 A. N.
New York-.5.0 -
saturdays excepted.
ACCOAM'
EA6r-LEAvEs
wheeling
daily at---1G55A.A.I
ARRIVES At 81
Parkef1sbuF RS plA.l
CuInberIand.4b Z"
Sundays excepted.
E-E w, p. d
Leave Wheeling a.. -
Trains Oh the aaii
tons at baltimore Wit
phia, New York and
House, via Washfngt
South. F-..
Central Ohio trains
Ton at Columbus for
Northwest.
Tickets TO al princip
cured ct the omce.
ZSi Mastsr Of Maiisp.
myl7 0suGa
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BALTIMORE & OHIO K. Il. or;

r.. ss4r,gsa.ss. PASSENGER TRAIN
90 rt%xSe will run by the following
schedule on and after May 18th. is;l
Wheeling time:
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

r., T,slfI.Iaesssstg;rl ON AND AFTER MAY
kx8 .c7iR-if. D, 1871, Trains viii run as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-12
+" By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate "A gents and Auctioneers,
Z S 1919 Main street. 81

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT, WITH
FRAME COTTAGE ADJCIEING THEREON,
THE WEST LINE OF MON
ROE, BETWEEN CATHERINE STREET
BROOK AVENUE, AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue
of q deed Of trust from L. e. Chiles, trustee OF
Mary K. Edwards, the wife OF j. ID. Edwards, ina
j. D. Edwards to me as trustee for Rowland and
Jones, dated the 10th day of December, 1867, dolly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the Richul md
Hastings or Ch,nceryC Court, In D. i. Sc, B. I. $50.
/ shall, In execution OF the provision Of said trust
deed, at the request of said Rowland q Jones, sell At
public auction, on the premises, on FRli.AY 2lss
day OF April. 1871, at a O'Clock z. NJ. that truly
valuable Lot, with Il nice A HF STORE, with
q dwelling over same, and o neat FRAME COT
adjoining, containing five rooms. located
as above described, having n front OF 373 :eet on
the west line Of Monroe street, and Running BACK
between parallel lines q depth of 100 feet, more or
less. Each OF the houses are now occupied Try
good ten anti at q far rent and will be sold as a
whole or. sub-divided to suit Purchasers, should
they so desire.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defrav the ex-
penses of sale and TO discharge a certain nego-
liable note of T2. 900. dated The 10th December,
1857, with interest thereon amounting to about
1893. Id /; the residue OF the purchase money on
such time and terms as the said l.. Chiles, trus-
tee of Mary T.. Edwards, shall prescribe and di
rect, or, on his failure to give such direction, on
such time and In such way rs the said trustee may
WIN. I. CLOPTON. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER. AUG
ttOneers. 10