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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-07
LEGAL.
, Circuit CsurtIa Joaesboroush.r
WhL H NyhealleE Is. LdEdehia Wheatly

VIM. HJNtheatIey cs. I.udelhia WheatIy,
JTappearing from the affidavit that the
l. defendant Adaemia9 Wheatley is Il
nonresident. Of the State, Jor hat her res
idencc Is not known. 1t is therefore Or
dered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Herald and Fri
bune, a newspaper published in the town
of Jonesboroi, notifying said defendant
to appSarat the nexttefmsofthe Circuit
Court for Washington County. Tenn,
which will be held on the second Monday
after the fourth Monday in March next,
to plead answer or demur, to said petit
ton, or the same will be taken for confess
ed as to her and set for hearing ez-pdrte.
Witness. G. Wheeler, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Washington county, Tenn, this
February 22d, 1872.
c. WHEELER, Clerk, 81.
By MS. MAHoNEY. Dep'ty Crk. ~
feb22w4pf95E IItHI a. [lLT
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For nice Chromos and other fine PIC
lures. first class Walnut and Gilt Mould
ings, Superior Letter Paper and Envel-
opes. &c, all at the lowest prices, go to
o Il SMITH & Co, los, Gay Street.Knox-
vile, Tenn. july27t
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R
BY USING
D r. r e r RISS'
PATENT
S UP p PORTER TRUSS.
The Most Efficient, Comfortable and Sc7r'
Truss IN use, constructed apon an
entirely Ner Principle.

TT Is entirely different in principle alI
Il action from any other now ~ use III"
| has every desirable advantage, viz
lst. II is light, clean and easy 40 pre-
sure OH the back with motion inwardaN'
upward. nh
ID. II has no Springs o" Iron Ban'''
thus avoiding all Injurious Pressure rD
the Back. at the same time StI,PUI-
ING the ABDOMEN and rclievingW
aperture of all Undue Weight.
Sd. The Button j. 50 formed thai !
pressure Is equal on all parts of the hrri
al Aperture, without infringing OH u
Spermatic Cord. ~.
18th. The Composition of which the BW'
ton is made, renders il lmprryiou' 10 ILL.,
spiration. and produces RAPID absoTP',rr NV
of the deposits in the subcutahcou' -"
lar tissue, which permits the BUTTON ~
act Immediately upon the tcndinous canal
Thus affrctImlIy closing the neck ana W.
~Iiterating the Hcrnial Sac adhesive by H'
flamation. n.n
9Th. 1t is rs Comfortable Night or n@p
as a glove.
9Th. 1t is not complicated, AMI SlHn''
get ont of order.
" This instrument is confidently nrop'
mendcd to the public, knowing that ,n.n.
superior to any now in use. IL lI7 ~
tried by sufficient numbers 10 prove -
superiority over all others. both lor GU"
fort and cure of the wearcr. ,to
This Instrument is recommcnded D! ~
leading Surgeons and Physicians thi1"5"
Dut the country, for the certain reHe' ""4
cure of Hernia. ,.u
1t is recommended by patients who .a,s ~
the various aspiring Trls'r, m
years, without obtaining relief, ana 10"
been cured by this Tru.s. Tin
Certificates from well known paru""
IA be seen at this Once
For sale to Druggists ut wholesale
All communications should De auo''
ID with stamp to
w. II. p. JONES,
Manufaciui"
Or DoRCH g. HADDOX,
Wholesale Agents. Corner Union "'
;ollege SITS, Nashville. Tenn
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o. B. SMITH q Co, los, Cav Street.
Knoxville, are Offering better bargains i'm
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c, then ever
is they buy and sell for CASH. tTySTtf
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MIS-

AGOyERNOR, Members of the Legislature, Congressman and a PRESIDENT
of the United Estates are to be elected. N issues of the Campaign are alrcady
developing into specific and definite shape, and parties are formulating their Plat
fOrms which shortness of time will render labIe to little change II revision.
I'm these struggles, which promise to be
stormy and wrathfuI, and the public mind
IN needs be constantly instructed, and its
passions and prejudices kept secure from
the in1aming influences of political kn0ce-
sy and corruption, the
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Baptist McNabb Us. Absolom Davenport.
DURSUANT to n decree of the Chan
Il Gerry Court at JOnesbOro' at its Nov
ember term, 1871, in the above named
cause, l will offer for sale at the Court
House door in Jonesboro', OIL the 23d day
March, 1872, all the right, title, claim
and interest that AbsOlOm Davenport has
in and to Il certain tract Ofland mention
ed in the pleadings, viz: a tract of land
lying in Warrington county, Tennessee,
and in civil District No. g; i'm Bumpass
Cove, on Mine Greek, adjoining the lands
of Benjamin Kidd, Robert HuSkins' heirs
and others, containing one hundred acres.
[ will sell the same for cash in hand. Feb
ruary 8, 1872.
B.. +. SWINGLE, c. & NJ.
f~nhSt1SnfS6
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The Legislature of Wisconsin lately
passed a bill providing for the purchase
of four hundred copies of Webster's Die
;anaries for distribution among the dis
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HERALD AND TRIBUNE
Will take a prominent and dauntless part

in battling for the vfndtcatDnO fR Right and cOntnued supremacyO fREPUBIICAN
IHeasa d GOv ernm believing that the country would have been erwhehn
in chaos, disorder INT ruin had not this party sprang to its rescue. We beheVeth
even now we are not so far emoved from the cause of these threatened disasters o
the ennenes against the overnmen been so thoroughly Ntrpate nut thata lie
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-03-07
Alpine Nursery!
THIS SPLENDID NURSERY Gull
i. TIVATED BY
j. M. B N ES,

j. M. N S,
Is located near Carriers Depot, Carter
County, Tenn. is considered one of the
best in the South. Almost every variety
of fruit that has been introduced into the
United States, can now be had at this
Nursery. Trees will be delivered at the
Depot securely packed for shipping at our
regular prices. Farmers should ~patronize
their ''Home Nurseries" if they wish trees
suited to our climate. We guarantee
all fruit to be as represented.
All orders solicited by WIN. r. MIL
LER, should be addressed to said Miller.
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10O0 Tons fresh ground Plaster.
1890 Bbls fresh ground James RiyerHy-
draulic Cement.
500 Bbls Calcined Plaster or Plaster
Paris. r.
500 Bbls, half Bbls and Kits Herings
and MackereI. a =
300 Bbls Raw and Refined Sugars.
Bags Rio, Laguira and java Coffee
100 Kegs English Ri Carb. Soda.
1000 Kegs Assorted Old Dominion Nails
LEE, TAYLOR & co.
Feb. s ,1S72. Lynchburg. Va.
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For a frst-class Turnout, GO to G. Fl
Lynch's Livery Stable. IF
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TT Is entirely different in principle ala
Il action from any other now IN use a"'
has every desirable advantage. w
lst. Ii is light, clean and easy 40 pre-
sure OH the back with motion inwardaH'
, 1872-10-29
EVANSTON.

The Congreeationalists give sociable at the
residence Of L. L. Greenleaf, Esq, on Thurs-
day evening Of this week. The Methodist
sociable will be held in the Church parlors, on
the same night
D. L. Moody, Esq, Of Chicago, will visit
Evanston and give a Bible Reading in the Bap-
tist Church, on Friday evening. The public are
invited to come and bring their Bibles with
them.
The Ra1nabee Concert Troupe will give, this
evening, in Lyons Hall, one Of their nimitable
concerts.
Dr.. Edward Eggleston's lecture on Saturday,
for the benefit Of the Ladies' College, WAS not
q financial SUCCESS. The proceeds we're not
sufficient to meet the expenses. -
The new brick house to be erected on tne sue % OF
the frame recently destroyed, will hare 10y rect
tons on ps7s .as 5se ns aGd 30 s5s ftSs
1;nTa Ra;1ey. Wolf, and A. ]. Brown: The brick
has has 3 been % purchased, and the work OF e1eaVatlng
~ Tba trustees of the Methodist Church have
roncinded to tn to meet the nastor salary and
, 1872-10-29
PERSONAL.

Chief Justice Chase will be Cincii On tho
5th pro1., to vote for Greeley.
The Roman Catholic Bishop, Eontreal
celebrates to-day (29th) the fftieth irersary
Of his ordination.
William Beach Lawrence is to l4e On in
ternational Law in the Law School oolnmbis
College, this winter.
John II. Read will be Chietstice Of
Pennsylvania after the retirement Justice
Thompson.
Colonel Blanton Duncan has oged his
mind, and does not depart for Europ' soon as
expected
The Boston Post tells us thatColonel
Forney has returned again to anccde Of pub
lie dead men, There is no such thi. as pub
lie dead men. It may be said that, q pub
lie man dies. he retires to private lif&
Ulysses MeEcur, the new Justicethe Su-
preme Court Of Pennsylvania, will fix hi &
residence at Philadelphia. He now ,s at To-
wanda, Bradford County.
The Rev. DR.. j. A. Pennima;!soImerly
Rector Of the Episcopal Church in eat Bar
rington, Mnss., and his wife, have jrbeen re-
ceiSed into the Catholic Church at Suit, n. J.
The suggestion is made in Bostqat each
member Of. the Jubilee Grand Chi (about
10000 enclose 81 to Mr. Gilmore.
Sir Roundel Palmer, the nav D. Chan
cellor of England, is to take the it'll Lord
Guisbury," from the parish in VIII he was
bCIn.
-Ade1ina PATHS noble husband 1ar got cut
Of bed in time to see burglar eover the
garden-wa11, and the papers call deed Of
bravery.
George Deman, Ii. P. for 1iver fourth
SOL of the late Lord Denman, foEly Lord
Chief Justice Of England, is to be ainted to
the Common Pleas Bench, uite just Wllles,
deceased ...
The statement recently publishthat Mr.
Mcpherson would not be a oandidator Clerk
Of the next National House Of Repantatlves
is pronounced without authority.
DIR. Charles Jewett, the weli-knd veteran
pioneer in the Temperance cause, hrecently
secured most charming site in Norh Town,
Ct, where he hopes to erect dwag in the
spring.
Among those named for MissioY Bishor
of Dakota, to be elected BY the Episal House
of Bishops this week, is the Hevdenry E
Montgomery, D. D., Rector OF thehurch d
the Incarnation, in New York City.
, 1872-10-29

u.L~ 0x.;-u.~ xf;,,a-,~s I. n..:E. t.n.l A.s
me Qulnsy, 41asoam q Paclho LOAD nas
been asp opened e to hTkv1lg, K, No: ;,~n.,
-lne A1emson, iopeka q santa hanroao
mas no" no" II 41;ea Constant use ~ loeomots1 ,,
me hnssoun' ~ hansas O. le11Aane l:an !3 vi
roaa tralHPor' 'ne '1on 1or tne 1ea7s slnc na1l-
foao, H.
From tne ut1ca HeTded. Te lea tnas tae
work Of iaylng the third or frelght t;k on tns
new 1oIk Cent5M hailroad Is 9.g Pusaeo
rapld3y M between frank1orS a4a 1:;ix hel5eI;
g no. @ Nor!a hlss9s4 s3ttasa ~ ths "a
sher111 30 aa1 OF OF Ut. Louis, upon an e1e1uon 1o1
Sl,227,644; 4 L.z.,o..a
Tine Platte river: hl1dfe VII oe,omT;To ta ~
and cars running through from gna1 e1 LII
CONT CON before 10 ne ast Of 9anusx & ~ ntmabt ~ to
posed to carry the entire frame o1Jn'aIieN = NJ -
St. Louis oia Lincoln and the Atchon q t;as SS,
braska Road; and that the Iowa ads a.1s Mncn ea
have Disseminated against Omahsshoulo To-
.ceive no patronage. -
, 1872-10-29
An -ninoisan, he is, in spite Of clerical train
ing, as broad as his State, and as breezy as his

prairies.
RICHARD HENRY sroDDARD,
the poet who has never beer. fully appreciated,
and his gifted wife, Elizabeth stoddard, Thosa
strong novels are so strange and original that
they are read by the few and rejected by tue
many A1r. stoddard fills municipal Office,
edits the Alaine, and pursues literature In the
intervals, thus showing that, with all ms a1ec-
ton for the MUSES., he is too wise to trust them
MRS. LUCIA GILBERT KuNKLE,
the most brilliant Of the editorial writer's OF
the Tribune, and, as many think, tue most bril-
liant writer in America. She is said to be IN
greater literary demand than any woman III New
that she has no time to fill. With her countless
admirers and friends, and her manifold, though
somewhat slenderly fulfilled, obligations to 90
ciety, her pen is far idler than it should be.
Notwithstanding the exactions of an elegant and
boundless hospitality, she is a frequent contrib
utor to different periodicals., though seldom
over her own name.
MRS. MARY MAPEs DODGE,
the well-known and graceful magazinist, and one
OF the editors of Hearth and Home, witty and
piquant as a writer, she has an unlimited
amount Of the soundest common sense, is one Of
the brightest takers, and one Of the best models
of domesticity.
MISS Kate FIELD,
recently returned from beyond the seas, as VI
vacious, light-hearted, and pleasant as ever.
She has not yet determined whether she will re-
enter the 1ecture-feld; but her ready and ra-
diant pen is to be briskly employed through the
coming winter.
EDNA DEAN PROCTOR,
poet, traveller, and essayist, whose vigorous
Thought and nervous style have given her q
large constituency Of readers. She has lately
been wandering among the Russians, and, as in
duty bound, has put her Tanderings between
covers.
BESIDE THESE,
there were present Thomas Moran, the excellent
and rising artist; Albert Rhodes, who has
spent number of years abroad in Consular po-
Bitions, and has written for the magazines such
vivid and picturesque sketches; Clarence Cook,
the scholarly artcr1tic; Charles Carroll Of the
most versatile of writer's, and the Nebulous Per-
son Of the Galaxy; the Rev, Henry II. Field, of
the Evangelist and his sparkling wife; Thomas
". Knox, Of Siberian fame; r. Watson Glider,
the clever author of the Old Cabinet Sketches
in the Tribune; the Rev. William Hayes Ward,
Of the Independent; DR.. Titus II. Coon, the adj
nirable essayist; and host Of others.
j. Dr. Holland and his accomplished wife, who
did the honors Of the evening with exceeding
dignity and grace, may congratulate themselves
upon having given one Of the most agreeable
and elegant literary entertainments that has
taken place here for many years.
CoLSIoUE.
, 1872-10-29
The New Wilson Under-Feed Sewing Ma
chine.

To lead al competitors is The aim OF the propretors
Of the New Wilson UnderFeed Sewing Machine. It is
funded the vary best principles known to The SEN
ing machine science, and improvements are being
adopted constantly. The Wilson is rapidly gaining the
confidence Of all parties that acquainted with
ing machines and it has already taken front rank
among the drst-c1ass machines Of this country; and
Its price, owing to its being manufactured where labor
and material much cheaper tnn in Eastern cities, il
SIS less than oil other rstc1ass machines, which fact
alone Is sufficient to induce MI to examine the New
378 West Madison street. Chicago, md in Ill other
cities ~ the United states The Company want agents
in country tow1e.
, 1872-10-29

Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard + CasScn's Cod Liver Oil is tho best.
, 1872-10-29

The Titusyi1la Press says: The man who
Eat up all night weighing q ton Of coal with q
pair II steelyards and By the paiful, to see that
he received full weight, thought he was ahead
few pounds until he remembered lie had not de-
Quoted the weight Of the pail
, 1872-10-29


Seventh District-Bounded north by Twelfth street,
east BY Centre south BY Sixteenth street. and
Sampson and Throop streets Judges- p c. McDon-
aid. =, Justice @ gr, 4 Bnsh1aore: 81 more -. ,,uu.,...
east by Loons street. south by Sixteenth street, and
west BY city limits Polls: Southwestern Sampson
and Loonnis Streets Judges J: aodthe F. A. sulli-
NINTH WARD
First nistrict-Bouuded north BY Van Buren street,
street. and west BY Jefferson street. Polls q Vest
Van Buren, street. Judges q. Geisser, II. Fitzger-
Second District-Rounded north by Polk street,
east BY South Branch Of Chicago River, south by
Twelfth street, and west by Jefferson street. Polls:
Corner DeKoIen and Canal streets. Judges: ". Cas-
per, L. q. Chladeke, II. nindiyille, :.
Third District--Bounded north by Van Burep street,
east by Jefferson street. sonth By Polk street, and west
Judges: r. Y. Kennedy, Jacob Smith, J. oB1ien.
Fourth District-Bouuded north BY Polk street, east
b. eeaen 7sth By Twelfth street and west
Desplaines and DeKoven streets. Judges Il. DreVes,
F. Janneu, N. o'Brieu.
Fifth Distrct-Bounded north BY Taylor street,
east by Halsted street, south by Twelfth street, and
west by May street. Polls: s76 South Morgan street.
Judges: F; sehnbsr, B; o'snliyan J. Loebenatsin.
By Loomia street, Polls: 467 Vest Twelfth-street.
'1sS seyent 6Rc G @ 1orth By Nssan and
Gurey Streets east by Aberdeen street. south By Tay
lor street, and west by Loomis street: Polls: 3N
South May street. Judges: ]. Golden, B. C. Hayman
s. Adams.
eoet by Hasted street, south by Taylor street, and
west BY Aberdeen street. Polls: corner Blue Island
ayenue and Polk street. Judges A. Pilgrim, T. Nolan,
]. Anderson.
Ninth Dista1ct-Bonnded north by Van Buren
street, east by Aberdeen street, south by Nissan and
Grey streets, and west by Loomis street. Polls sos
West Tyler street. Judges: H. D. Lyons, Scott, J.
Corbett.
Tenth Bounded north BY Van Buren street,
west By Aberdeen street. Polls Engine house, Blue
Island avenue. Judges: ". Frazer, J. Wilde, E. Mur-
ply. -" =
TENTH WARD,
Fjrst Distret-Bounded east hy Snuh Branch Of Chi,
, 1872-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA.

stare Committee.
~ ~. 1,z,,,o7 ren,,b1;co,s NJ psn,,sulrania:
aa,'aas haga ,,roa,,ced tba dsastrons
1850 W s ~ po1.,e,,,,,o.,;o
results OF the octooef e1ecsaon III fennss1'aal1a'
the Liberal Republicans owe it to their slncere
convictions and to their truly representative and
eminent candidates, to giye earnest battle for
the triumph of both in the November contest
Tha men Who have brared power and all the ap-
nliances Of modern political vengeance to re-
store Republicanism and the nation to eef-gov-
ernment to integrity in public administration,
and to peace. vii not falter in the struggle be-
cause the exhaustiug effects Of discipline and
a,thor;tv have achieved q temporary and doubt
mi victory. Whether wholly the result of fraud
or not. the success Of October is so stained with
debauchery Of the ballot that the people are
tanrht in more ,unmistakab1e tones than ever
before. the. imperative necessity Of new de-
preserve their free institutions. With polluted
ballot, and political power enforcing subserv-
iency to it's will, submission bV citizen is
crime against liberty and law.
The Liberal Republican movement was not
mere expedient for national contest. 1t Was
called into existence by the enc1oachments Of
authority upon the dearest prerogati7es Of the
people When the honest criticism Of sincere
and eminent Republican statesmen invoked Al
ministration resentment; when to question the
.nption, and demand integrity in official trust,
N@s 1. "l-e.-.Sos =. A3,,;,;o+,o+ zion "a vor.
~ anene au a;at as ,,e,,--,a+;on IT 1eriaativa
Hnen u tesl9s an1 LOU -I.a ~ ;nv+a fhe rro-
poMeis " tne 1o1sarsce,1a senators and the
tno..oA ~ ~ tha snn1ara and the 1+umhnlls
~ a15 Sa1 .n1,an ~ dac1are for free and
~ suG p1asy aun =, ths snntheTn States. waa
to provoke an Administration demand for new
era Of sectional hate, many devoted Republicans
mnmanlv snbmiesion. or such independent psiti-
W 10 14nn1J 1sa1n tha country of the dan
"a, eaa.a ao.1Ga ,.Is;at - three+en r Il
eese r.1@'r,1a ~ sonr veors, duration for
=, uloouS - atstaa ieft nd the nanaI Legacy
We 10y ~ ~ 4ear Tba aytrema arbitrary nower
W piosa a.:eo aa.,, ~ a-aat nnh1;c naI3l not
neGess.y ~ Ftan H. no, ~ haan saved hv
oals Anse1eu - 49, 80 ,oa->1a h-t ha5 staad;lv
.no I34as Jo,sn-5s ,,ieon Reluctant but too
naaoS nIm h1;e,,t Tono7aea To-day with peace
o1ten MI a1,thn,;+v a3,nrama vvheTaver the citi
ano clvn aunnuty or1.ar" 1v;thont ncia1
AZ +n;1;te Tastrant onra has ceased to be a
GoFetnnent ~ .19 Psop.e; - ;5ao1ore +hat +ha
70! me peoEle, amu 1overnmant and law
cniel ooesacle w te-,danniea IT tba
Il 1ne aaleetuus Gensi atl1'DS
aannnlstaatso - - -,r;o~,ca With oil ai,1-
our country "ouu ue a. sa!anse VII o. oa,,
nal nssoty - oei 1sd-a5 -,,h1ic xrnnos ha5 mi
its innumerable Kindred pnpne WIongs' naa n.y. n.y.
people stIqeslsa tI1 sn3 a,5 ~ ehaota control
men1. u nas po.s eo.Ao1 ~ ,1]1ha, nf gtafaa
OF po4tlea1 oiganzous I+ar, - nhedient tn ita
and Is enabled 10 luahe aAln1eA1A op-A~
, 1872-10-29
Public Meeting Of the Liquor Deal
ers Yesterday.
They Propose to Support Ticket OF
Their. Own Making.
Committees Appointed to Rally Voters
and Distribute Tickets.
General Expression Of Opinion on the
Liquor Laws.

The Personal Liberty League met yesterday
forenoon, in Orpheus Hall, corner Of Lake and
Peoria streets. nlr. Michael Keeley called the
meeting to order.
A discussion arose as to whether reporters
should be allowed to remain. They we're hrst
excluded and eventually allowed to return.
The Chairman said the League was establish
ed to defeat the Vaccinations Of the Temperance
people, Action on their ticket should be de-
ferred for week or SO. It might be left to an
increased Executive Committee.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Henry Ackhof moved the appointment Of 8
Committee of one from each ward on reso1u-
tions. The following we're appointed: Emil
Dietzsch, Mr. Swain, Mr. Fister, C. Stander, Mr.
Cohlhardt, John Kramer, Mr. schoenhafer, Will
lam Keall, Nike o'Hal1eran, Joseph. Zemischet,
Henry Ackhoff, Ed. sairrtz, Il. n. Heath, John
Enwright, Mr. Brecher, John Remwald, F. Trill
man, ". Meyer, Thomas Foley, Lorenz Schaidt,
P. Harter.
DUTIES OF The DISTRICT COMMITTEES,
The Chair said that the District Committees
we're directed to 60 around, and, by inquiring
Of their neighbors, discover the standing Of the
candidates. The information procured in that
way was no doubt correct. The League would
have no reason to be ashamed Of their action.
They had already selected Legislative and
Adermanic ticket. They we're free to choose
from the tickets nominated by the two political
parties. They were called the s'slu1ns Of socie-
ty," but he believed if they had the select
ing Of men, independent Of the caucuses,
they would have selected ticket
better than either. They had selected
their Senatorial and Legislative candidates
, 1872-10-29

TENTH WARD.
First Dlstric~Rounded east hs anuth Branch Of Chi,