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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

The CENsCs.-General Francis A..
Walker, superintendent Of the ninth
census, IN his report to the Secretary of
the Interior, recommends the tnking of
an lntermedia census in 1875, in pre-
Paratlon for the approaching centennial
celebration of the political birth of the
nation. he believes also that this ex-
pertinent would secure the taking OF the
Federal census thereafter at regular in
terva's OF i've years instead of ten. The
latter interval he is Of the opinion is far
100 long III this rapidly growing country
for al the uses to which statistics of the
census are put by tho legislator, the
journalist, aud the social and political
philosopher. Much Improvement has
been made in tho manner OF arranging
and illustrating the details of the ninth
census, but the superintendent regards
the existing census laws as entirely too
clumsy for continued use, and recon
mends such action as will meet the case,
III view OF its necessities and the ud
vanced State OF statistical science.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

STATUE TO SIR WAITER ScoET.-The
ceremony Of unveiling the statue of tho
poet and novelist Sir Walter Scott was
performed in New York Central Park,
Saturday, with most interesting excr-
cises. Tho OCCASION aud the brilliant
autumn weather brought together an
immense cnncourse Of persons, and tho
mall anl drives were thronged Us they
have seldom been before on any occa-
s!cn. Ma. Cullen Bryant, the editor
and poet, delivered the address. The
statue is OF colossal size, representing
tho novelist in n meditative attitude,
seated carelessly on rock, his plaid
gathered about his shoulders and hang
ing down his left sida. His faithful dog
cronches at his feet on the right side.
There has been an endeavor to portray
him ns he WAS known when among men.
even to the loose stockings and his low,
easy shoes. tied with leather cords.
In the face, the same idcn is paramount,
anu the leading attempt has been to
make it characteristic portrait. The
iguro IS representation in bronze of
the gray marble statue made by the
same artist, John Stull, for the Scott
monument in Princess street. Edin-
burgh. The pedestal is of pink Aber-
deem granite. On the front is the in
scription "Water Scott" On the rear
face nre these words, in gilt letters:
Presented to the city of Now York by
resident Scotsmen and their sons, OH the
18th August, 1871, the ono hundredth
anniversary Of tho birth OF Sir Walter
Scott, Baronet."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13
Non.Exploslve Oil,
Horses and Mules
The Horse Disease.

bronchial CutarrhI
P1ZOOrEAA[ATICA, from tho Greek,
~ meaning against, and an animal, applied
to contagious diseases attacking animals.
Don't snend your money on unknown aud
doubt fui remedies. Go to HEINITSH; ho
will Givo You HI the information for nothing,
and sell you just such rem etlies as will insure
safety and protection to your horse. His
Great Horse Powder and tho Famous Quaker
Linilncnt with Gum AssaGtida, Gum Cam
phor, Tar and Carbolc Acid. AFRO the only
medicines worth using in this GGensc, ami
will euro in every case. Medicines for sale
At HEINITSH'S
Nov l3 Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

IHE CASE OF DR. RUFUs BRArroN.
teiegraphic despatoh from Washington.
dated the 9Th, says the British Munster
has called the attention of the Secretary
OF State to tue case Of DR., Rufus Brat
ton, who was foroibly abducted from
canada lust .spring by an American
ohcer named Hester. assisted by
canadian official named Cromwell.
cromwell, it will be remembered, was
recently sentenced to three years i'm.
prlsonment for this act, the principal
witness being DR.. Bratton. It was moi
supposed that any further mention
would be made Of the case, .bpt il ap.
pears that Bratton was released by the
United States authorities on bail. and
not returning to South Caroliua. the
sureties were informed the !,a;! bond
would be forfeftedif Bratton did not
return. He, therefore, appealed to the
British Government for protection. and
the British Minister, under instruction
from the home Government, reminds
the Secretary Of State that her Majesty's
Government does not tolerate interfer.
ence with her laws, and that the pro-
ceeecdlngs against Bratton having followed
lis abduction from British territory,
they must be cancelled. The Attorney.
General has, therefore, instructed United
States District Attorney Corbin, at
Charleston, 10 dismiss the bail bond and
discharge the sureties of Bratton, aud to
place the proceedings against him, as far
as practicable, in the same position as
before the forcible abduction from
Canada.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

The highest premium at Fair Of Carolinas,
held at Charlotte, October, 1872, only makes
a little over One thousand First Premiums
received by the WHEELER 4 WILSON SEW
ING MACHINE.
Send in your orders. Office TWO doors below
PHOENIX Office. Nov 1sc
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13
Desirable Real Estate.
DY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS

Desirable Real Estate.
DY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
On MONDAY MORNING, the I'd OF December
next, sale.day, in front OF the Court House.
mi IN this city, at haif.past 10 O'Clock, We will
That DESIRABLE PROPERTY, known as
the fenton property, divided in four Lots.
- ilo5 no. 1, on tho corner OF Richardson and
ee5oieton streets. together with dwelling
ano out-houses. Said lot measures front on
hlchardson street 104 feet six inches. more or
less, and runs back 100 feet, more or less.
oounoed on the East by Richardson street:
on the West BIZ Lot No. 8; on the North bv
Lot NO; 2; on the South by Pendleton. street.
Lot No. 2. OF the same dimensions. !Bonnd.
ca on the North by estate OF HUNT; on the
south sou sy Lot No. 1; on the East by Richard.
son street; on the West by Let No. 8.
Lot NO. 3, fronting on Pendleton street.
ana measuring thereon sc feet G inobeas more
or less, and runs back 2OS feot, more or Teas.
boundcd on the South By Pendieton street:
on tue North by estate oft Hunt: on the Eaat
py Lot no. l; on tho West by Lot No. 4.
Lot NO. 4, fronting aud measuring on Pen.
dleton street SO feet inches, .niors ar less
and runs back 2o8 feet. more or iessl b1nnd..
%l 81 on the M South by Pendleton street; Oh the
North ny .9f HUNT; on, the East b. Lot
No: 3; ON tho West by estate #. W,,Radcliffe.
Terms easy, and will TO made known on day
OF sale. Pnrchasers to pay for papers,
dwelling to be iasITad and policy assigned.
Nov IL Is, ,18, n ,2t28u1 ~ -
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Auction Sales.
Large Variefy Of Bacon and Dry Sailed Meats,
DO, &c.
BY JACOB. LEVIN,
THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, 18th, at 10
o'clock, 7 will sell, without reserve.
SMOKED BACON SIDES,
Dry Salttid Sides,
Smoked Shoulders,
S. O. Smoked Strips,
Canvased Hams, casks Loin Steaks.
Goshen Butter, '.-
No. Soap.
10 bags Chestnuts,
Flour, &c., DC.
Sundfy articles OF Furniture, among which
10 ull9 flano -..-& Nov 1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

North Carolina has undoubtedly gone
Tor Grant by about 10000 majority. We
Will give the whole vote when the full
returns are received. The defeat is
owing to the apathy of the whites, the
Democrats having! polled light vote
throughout the State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

Indian affairs are becoming moro and
more complicated. A perfdious chief
has clopcd with Detroit gentlcman's S
wife, and disappointed squaw has sued
a Leading merchant of Olympia for
breach Of promise.
The clubhouse of Mr.. Henry McKew,
at Breaso Island. near Pocotaligo, was de-
stroycd on last Monday night by fire.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

DEATH oF Col. ROBERT II. CowAN.-
We annornoe, with sorrow in which
the people Of North Carolina will unite,
tho dpath OF Col. Robert II. Cownn,
which occurred in this city, Yesterday
morning. at ten minutes past o'clock
In the primo Of life, though after suffer-
ing long and painful illness, he passed
quietly to his rest, surrounded by his
stricken family and friends.
Wilmington journal.
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\ New York paper Of Friday says:
Major. General g. \. Gilmore, of the
United States Artillery, who distin-
gnishtd himself during the war by his
mastery engineering before Charleston,
where his Swamp Angel proved 30 ser
viccablc to the Federal arms, was yester-
day married to Mrs. Laura Bragg, an
accomplished and wealthy lady, who in
Brooklyn society moves as a star of the
first magnitude"
The easo Of Francisco Victor Valdez,
indicted for tho homicide OF Raphael
Perez, in Market street, in juno last,
was thoroughly sitcd, and after able ar
sument by counsel, was given to tho
jury-a very intelligent one, composed
Of white and co!ored men-who reviewed
tho indictment, consulted about i. nil
mute, aud returned verdict of not
guilty, without leaving their sents.
Charleston Courier.
Mavor Hall, of New York. has insti-
tute1 libel suits ngninst tho Times, JVihl
Oats, the Nation and Hnpe,'s Weekly.
The Mayor holds that thcro is no insti.
fcation for the publication of defama.
tory caricatures, and that it is merely q
question OF amount Of damages. What.
ever he may recover he will give to cha
rity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-13

Warranted perfectly pure. and fl 90 from all
delcterlous substances. It is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the AROMA
TIC JUMPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cascs Of Dyspepsia or Indiges.
ton, Dropsy, Gout, Rheumatism, General
Debility, Catarrh Of the Bladder, Pains in tho
Back and Stomach, and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthma, Gravel and Calculi in tho Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates the system, am.
is n certain preventative and cure Of that
dreadful scourge, FEVER AND AGUE.
CAUTION Ask for "HuDsox G. HoLrE's
BELL SCuNApPs."
For sale by ali respectable Groccrs and Aro-
thecarics.
HUDSON G. WOLFE & CO., Sole Importers.
Onice, IS South William, street, New York.
Sept IS 3mo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
A TRIUMPH OF ORDER.
BY JOHN HAY.

ny JOHN HAY.
A squad of regular infantry,
In the ComMuno's closing days,
Had captured crowd uf reoeis
nv the wall of Pere-lA- Chaise'
There were desperate men, wild women
And dark-eyed Amazon glrls,
And one little boy, with peach-down cheek
And yellow clustering curls.
Toe captain seized the little waif,
And said what dost thou hereE
"Sapfisd, Citizen captain
I'm Communist my dear u
..yery WE'LL Then you die with the others!"
Very welt That's my AFFAIR."
But int let me take to my mother,
Who lives by the wine-shup there,
.,sly fathers watch, you SEQ 1t,
4 gay old thing, Is 1t n0t'
Ii E0uld please the old lady to have It,
Then iii come back here and be shot
"That Is the last We shall Sc OF MIN,
The grizzled captaiu grinned- 90,
A. the little man skinned down the NH,
Like a swallow down the wind,
For the joy Of killing had lost lis 2est
in the gut Of those awful days, $1,000.
And Death writhed gorged like greedy snake
From the Arch to Pere-la Chai-e
But before the last platoon had fired,
The Child's shrll voice was heard!
s.HoaU-iq the old girl made such row,
feared / should break my word
Agntnst the bullet-pit'ed wall,
He took his place With the rest
A button was lost from his ragged blouse,
Which zhowed his soft, white breast
"Now. blaze away. my childrcnt
With your little one twO-threc!
The Chasscpots tore the stout young hear,
-~4Haadc .Hgasth(H
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Devastation Of Sewing Machine and
Lighting-ROd Men.

Letter 10 the Cleveland Leader
" When s..."ed at hCmc, ! found
team Of dashing horses hi'ched to a
couple of dwarf pear trees in the front
yard, and q blight red wagon filled with
ladders, and things stood in the middle
Of bed of fuschias and geraniums, a
bulldog Of the yellow variety and with
teeth like a crOss.Cut saw smiled at me
from the door step, while two men upon
the roof were busy tearing oil the shingles
and driving hooks into the chimney !
made a careful detOur, aud entered my
house to find black Whiakered chap
smelling strongly Of patchouly, leaning
lovely over Angeline's shoulder, whlie
she was engaged in practiclRg on sew.
iur.maChnc. "What in the name OF AL
that is cheeky does this rncanY said J..
All" replied old PatchouIy, with ieef
at my wife, "your husband, presume,
The fact is, sir, your wife IA mighty tine
woman, by the way, has decided TO pur-
chase one Of our d6uble treadle reversible
needle, warranted not 70 rip, raYel nor
run down at the heel sewing machines
But ! forbear-why repeat "hat io'lo%ea
Ny entry in this jOuIna! To-Day WIZ De
brief but to the point am wearing a
saddle rock oyster over my eye. Ahgeilhe
h. in tears and in bed with strong door
Of camphor about her person But no
back action double treadIe sewing
machine decks my house, ana we're u h''
for the lrampled condition ~ my mower
bed aud Il fcR displaced sWngte- on me
roof one would never dream hat f"o
aAie-bo&iel EghlnirE rod men h@A ~,
tempted ~ 20 through me yesterday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Mr. James followed the example Of Lis

Mr.. James followed the example of Lis
master.
What under the sun, William" cried
Mr.. Belenden, when they were alone,
could have induced you to invite such a
vulgar, Ill, bred SCI here? Talk OF staying
till September, toop'
Ny dear sir, stammered young Bel
lenden, he is Il client, and promises me
q large business
And makes up for paying fees by quar-
tering himself and family here for months.
The old fellows impudence beats every
thing ever heard OF
He is certainly eccentric said young
Belleuden But if you knew him as
do, sir, you'd excuse his PECULIAR,
ties y
Doubted, said Bcllenden, senior.
but let us Join the ladies' The daugh-
ter is pretty and attractive, though not,
| am constrained to say, over we'll
bred p"
The evening passed off pretty well the
tasteful performance of Miss Greyling on
the piano soothed the troubled spirits OF
all her auditors But when the hour OF
retiring arrived, the unpleasant feelings
Of the two seniors were revived.
81 trust you will pass the night with
US, - said MIR, Greyling, civilly.
"Why, where else should | pass il ~
VERY well sir replied Greyliug,
when. YOU are ready, will light you to
your room-the blue chamber
II am very much obliged to you, sir, y
retorted Bellenden, "but If its all the
same to you, prefer to select my own
sleeping apartment
"Sr, | wish YOU a very good night
said Grcylinr taking up lamp and
sweeping ont Of the room, followed 10y
his wife aud daughter
Extraordinary ' grOwlcd Bcllenden.
Hang me if ever saw, read or heard of
such Unreasonable impudenCc"
The next morning MIR. Belienden, sen
Tor, was mp bctimes and walking in ms
garden. lie was soon Joined by Mr.. Grey,
ling, who appeared TO have passed a te,
versh night The two old gentlcmea
sauted each other, stiiily,
II hope YOU have passed a good night,
sir" said Mr. Bellenden.
Il didn't sleep wink, ~ said Mr.. Grey
ling.
"Indecdg am distressed to learn it, p
'AIr. BeIlenden, sir 1t is very evident
''H' Nl,"I''-' -. ~, ,.n
Hgn LoSolne', y4 ca, ''',' ) '''''l''' N-''' '''
Ger ,l'5 SUM- l",' ,,~,.,,,,or soi1 NJ.
- li,'t,yu nv, I,,.'', orn,,,,,
h'llthuei,' !'''',n''H ',,"' "a o. ,l',',
TO suggest ,'lc vNi'',.,n,S :" 10y S|'>,,'
up my quar'VIs ILSy" ,e'V ''1' ''",
Nj" VI our C"n"ot, Scs,''r,'9' s,, '-r,'', u
Juuge YOU 10 po H"''o '"i'""'' VI 'oN'' q
PFopoSiItom' ,........ ,..,.. ,,,,,a,
MI hetiehI'n' a. lh"St.' l"'l ''' !' y,
De aware ihat l nav a. F'S"' 70 'l""o IT,
"a r'ght TO MAKE II. ,l
es, SIR hu' sGoIh 20 10 ~ any,
merely came 10 give you h9'.'c lhh,
ShaII Vaca'e your premises Quay, l'af .i,+
IL 10 your sense Oh juHuce W a'Col" M
reasonable CahaEcS'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
THE CAMP iLGN TRIBUNE.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE IS nm independent Re
nnhlvnG Journal which supports Greeley aud Brown
Snd the ttncpnAu Platform, II believes that since
Al the distinctive principles OF the Republican party
have been Accomplished aud an organized opro.oon
to those principles has erased, there IS thing
better 70 eueNEc the attention OF the people team to
GEht Ud battles over again, II holds that tH most
important thmE to he done is 20 effect complete
reconciliation between the North and the South,
These TWO great sections Of our common country
have been In bitter hostility toward each ether more
than quarter OF century In reference to tEc luNu
tuuoR Of slavery, ElrNCu years ago thit hostility
hrukt out N War, seven YEARS ago The War trtM-
mated, the Rebellion was crushed, ana slavery UNut
ishcd both by force az arms and by Constitutional
Amendment Since that timr the southern states
have been rcconrIructpd, Impartial suffrage haH been
established, thc payment Of the NAUVuH! debt Sc
CURED, and the payment OF the Rebel drht prohtni u
hS Constitutional Amendments. an 81 tive uld OBJ
stAclrN tu Permanent Peace and Reconciliation be-
tween the North NHd South have been removed. 10
rflrct snvh return ot friendship and frStcruN feel
Hg To The end that There may no longer be any rnc'
Wivs ct upr Government tn ON own midst Is the
principal mission of the lthcfal Republican party
WHEN assembled Al Cincinnati On the lst Of MAY,
whose platform and nominees have been stlrly aud
putrtolvaily mlorSCd by the Baltimore OpNcutlOp.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

All communications for this parer should ne ac
eompaucd BY the name Of the author; NOT ne! ~
rly for publication. but as an evidence OF Eti
on the part of the writer. Write only on Que he o.
gaper. Be particularly careful L. giving man atu
dates to have the letters and ures plain ara G~tN
Proper names are often difficult 10 declphcr hetSust
uf the careless manner In which they are "Eltteh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

| was conscious OF a nascent penchant TO
our hero, or for some other reason, sh,
had forborne mentioning to her mothe
| having met young gentleman by the sea
side, with such dear corsair expression
and such a sweet moustache"
| OF course, Bellenden did not come int
town any more. Why should he? II,
had no client there--and Il suit here wlicl
must not be suffered to go by default
| What duets at the piano! what strolls it
the garden what walks by moonlight
what rides al sunset 1t was fairy exis
tence. But in the sweetest cup of pleas
ure, suygH agla,3 aljquM-and coiling tn,
bottom Of his beaker Of bliss, lay serpeN
thought that all this fairy scene woult
| soon vanish like a sUmmer-day dream
/ With the birds and flowers the Greyling'
would be gone-he had three months OF
! enjoyment before him. Three months! hC
had not twenty-four hours.
! The next morning Beenden was stroll
ling in the garden, waiting for Miss Grey
| ling to Join him, when the omnibus stop
ped ut the door, and out of that omnibu,
"a vision of dread-alig Mr.. Bellen
/ den, senior.
"You here, sir?" exclaimed the young
,'You here siryo exclaimed the father
',How came Won TO think of opening th,
house, Did YOU ret word that wa,
coming"
"NG sir; but thought YOU wouldnN
dislike it,
'Not at ALL You've saved me a dea
Of tronhIe Servants here"
eyes sir
"Well, well, let's get out of the SUM-
replied Mr.. Bclleuden, impa,ientlv.
"One moment sir. lhave some friends
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

crr,,,. ,rosi1;o, o,aor coils ,5s
s,nr, ~ a ra,,ar snvere lesson th"t bo
onno a3n,,r; st ~ ynrn,, ,,snacher.
rhHSn nroc,'co !, wss n ne VEN, hoister.
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his ba,,t if ;,,a,, mn s,,l;,,inr hcor,
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taotonn3 ,ho ga. rnc,s rtb nins
,rH,inh "nrId oas;l,, IVA '5rI.u>,, ,,,t u'hich !
Iil =, Az, - hsf,,r, hi,,,nxt ,,r,"rhi,,,
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n,ost h.'irht ha b,,,,o,,t r. d,n,,, win ali
h;s T.a;.St a,S rn,o, a., ,ho ,,s,,al st,,ta
Rn, th;s tiMn ,,rro was Wv nni,, s;nrls
tI,u, Co. Vim ti,n, o,,;,,, ~, ,,ronoI,ar
ANA no r,,lnit Frn,,t cn,,,n 5n,,r ,n ,E,,
a,,,r ,,,,.h n tro,,,rS,,,s cr,sl - tEo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
HOMES FOR T'nE PEOPLE .
1000, 900 ACRES

OF thc beg. lud offered FOR sale The Atchison,
Topeka santa Fe Railroad Go. ROW offer Tor Far
The alternate sections OF uuI situated On the ltpr q
tbrr road. extending through the central puruou of
kopsaa. at low rotcs, uu tru yoafp' two. ior pHur
plc' containing fun particulars uppg personally er
by mall to- T. \. PRATT Land and Emigration s,at
OF The Company ErrdalI'- InR, CDfuef Dearborn
and Washington etrcrts, Chicago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Can an electric eel be said to lead
shocking life
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
DIR. WHITTIER, si7 ST ffg fAgg.Ft X fJJREET'

engaged saf Re' sn0er 81 o. '.e'AA 81 zoe MA
Conservation ~ ilissifas. g.. u s.4s~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

L. Il, PtitENtA. bIp0utnGton Nursery H.
i 90 seTrs Hlst {efr " BTeF'hpnst'' iff' buID''
Hedge i-iapts afsrfy stock 4tsiAbfgue-, Hff'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

rrpt. wanted rr"tB make more monep ~
T. .l-.al'- 4 co. tar tff Nnuishers. F7tt and, Ne.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Bt.o rtuus Ref0rm IN the Revenue
h1 the t.NrH ru,a..tsd truUNtty Nvupiv