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Guided by offering resolution. which va.
ADOPTED, to adhere TO his former, resolution
winch requires DIR. Augusta to hand in a
written inventory Of the articles he had been
| using while lecturing at the High School, in
stead of the printed one he did hand in. be-
lore he can be paid MISUNDERSTANDING his bill
Tor May has been passed by the auditing com.
mttee and approved by the Board.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Cook, then ac-
knowledged having received the box and
printed list mentioned by Mr. wormley al
the last meeting, when he had denied having
either seen DIR. Augusta or having received
any goods or list from him.
a vote of thanks was offered TO Hon. Jno.
II. Brooks for the present Of copy Of the
original Declaration of the Independence of
the United States.
The following resolutions were read and
adopted:
Resolred, That attendance upon instruc-
tons in drawing, at such times as shall be
designated by the teacher, with the concur
renee OF the superintendent, shall be obliga-
tory on the part Of every regular acting or
assistant teacher connected with these schools
unless for reasons satisfactory to said officer
any teacher shall be relieved of such oblipa-
ton.
Resoired, That the regular or acting teacher
shall share proportionally in responsibility
for results to be determined BY the seminar.
nual examination.
The meeting then adjourned.
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orr local agent, Mr.. Charles II. Wilson.
will supply our patrons in the First ward
with the NEW NATIONAL ERA AND Crrr.
nv every week. lie will call for orders.
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Mr.. W. X. Murphy has arranged for Il yer,
fine course Of lectures to be delivered in thi,
village during the coming winter by some Of
our best speakers. The list will BE- composed
Of General o. O. Howard, Prof. Whittlesey
Rev. DIR. Reeves, II. o. Wagner, Esq,
Prof. T. Sampson, Hon. John NJ. Langston
and other prominent gentlemen.
The opening lecture was delivered by Prof
Sampson to large audience on last Thurs
day night, the 10th instant, and will compare
favorably, no doubt, with others in the course
His choice subject, 1.-THE Triumphs Of Mind
over Matter" gave him fine field for rich
thoughts and forcible illustrations. He i'm
proved the opportunity in manner highl,
crednable to himself and to the delight of his
audience. He will be followed in the course
by General Howard on the Both instant
whose subject will be "The Battle Of Gettys-
burg"
Below we give a few of the most choice
selections from the very fine production OF
Mr.. Sampson:
In the discussion of this subject, words
can only be useful in proportion to the mum.
Der of practical ideas presented for good, in a
manner to attract and to be remembered
fastening themselves upon us, awakening
some interest, inspiring our hearts for duty,
and directing our footsteps in the path Of
virtue. What we remember with affection
or desire becomes to be part of us, we a
part of it. growing into our moral and physi-
cal organism with an assimilation the most
easy andnatural; for what we do not remem-
Der we do not know, and what we do not
know we cannot remember. The subject Of
mind and its relation to matter teaches a
system in which there is organism, function,
and social mechanism, by and through which
certain mental, normal, or abnormal mani
festations are indicated. Mind may take its
flight to the Infinite, beyond the material
universe, yet it is bound down to matter, and
can only be recognized by and through the
agency of physical substance to degrade, or
to elevate and beautify our physical and
spiritual natures.
Mans soul or mind is his think, aud his
life is the result Of his physical action, gov
erned by the agency of his own thoughts !;
the one dependent, acting and reacting upon
the other. Thus, by the power and consent
of his own will, he becomes an elevated crea-
ture, the image of his God, or the slave of
his own passion, and finally a wreck on the
sand-bars of life. If we did not take great
pains and were not at great expense to COR
rupt our natures, our natures would never
corrupt us. And so with society. One half
ofOur differences arise more from misunder-
standing Of ourselves than from a real cause
on the part of others. That nan only is free
whose mental nature can escape the prison
wall of his own material existence, and pass
ing beyond to its author delight in virtue,
and devote himself to the cause Of humanity,
realizing his affinity with his Creator.
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DOlIssrOS, Pa
Sspierub- -, 1873
rI,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL BIZ AbLE
j - A1dTss. aas sOci-isss Or Clubs, 90 'upry
any palplt EO~ vacant, that may b. sArai.' TOT
q shor; tine. Address Rev. william MAKE.
Trenton Se~ Jsr.-y. Applications must be-
mad. soon. =. .hall leave ioT fhe South 'hr
present fAii fyr a., puflo.s 81 heating ,au.-.
where. HMt WALELh
sep-1
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ea- DANIEL KEITH, JR., is our Agent for
Baltimore. Residence AZ :. Caroline street.
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AGENT FOR WASHINGTON, d. c.
Philip ". Shipper, 1880 Fifth street n. W.
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Al communications relative to msiters 10 the District
hould he sent in by Monday evening Of each week.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

TH5x" s BosroS and Col. VIZ BowsS agent. fOr WAL
iugtou. d. c.
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HENRY RRS,
Fine COnfeCtiOner
aud Ice Cream Manufacturer,
No. 1915 18th Street.
b.t@een r. add I Streets
Fairs, Festivals, Weddings,
Sc, furni be IL the finest style a.d al mod
crate brir.s. GrZ. -.

COMFORTABLE ROOMS. FURNISHED
y Or unfinished, 10 bs H.! A. $D. iEiy
P"upsy lsauIa a. rnle, b~t~r-u Seventeenth anI
Eighteenth streets, ~.th hrst ,las. hoard. Ma
served 70 families also, the a.u- 10 10 had
With every convenience. a. a.. Ln4f. yglD--f
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The Pr-.id eat on the Currency.
Letter 20 . New York Bank OHei.I

The following letter from President Grant
to y. A. Cowdrey, of the Continental Ma
tional Bank, New York city, was published
in the New York Post Of Monday
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contract; that damages cannot he ~.
covered for il, breach in court of law
nor can specific performance be eaforc-
t Ell in equity.
The father has the RICH, 20 determine
IN wha, religion the child shall be cdu-
Gated, and that right cannot bc surrcn-
dered by any agreement which he may
enter into. In this case the ante-nuptial
agreement was OF 40 weight; il had no
!, binding effect.
Ill. But the father NAV waive or aban-
don his right To have his child educated
in his own religion by acts which
amount TO a waiver or an abandonment.
Thomas Andrews. the husband. lost the
right belonging to him as the girls
father by his own conduct: BY not tel
ling his wife when the girl was born
that he wished her TO be baptized as a
Catholic; by his Not having evinced dis
pleasure when Mary Ellen was baptized
a Protestant; by his not having shown
any intention that he desired her to he
educated in the Catholic faith: and by
having concealed from his wife the max
ing of his will.
Joseph Andrews. the guardian and
uncle, lost his right under the will by
not asserting his authority for years.
and by his not having objected to or OPP
posed the Protestant training of the in
FAINT until ISL.
III. When the father has so waived
or abandoned his right. the interests of
the child are to be considered and to be |
followed.
The learned Judges were Of the opin-
ION, from their interview with Mary
Ellen. that she had not acquired the dis
tinctive principles of the Church Of Eng
land to such an extent as TO make it |
wrong or cruel that she should be edu-
Gated in the Roman Catholic religion.
The religious question was not comsid-
cred therefore rs affecting the child's
Interests: but the temporal advantages
OF remaining with the mothers relations
were such as 10 convince the Court that
the infant should be left with them. In
Inc Judgment it was said that the moth
ers relations had acquired strong af-
lection for the girl and the girl for
lhem; and rs the girl must be educated
by charity. it was man;testly better for
her that she should be intrus;ed TO the
marty OF those whose kindness she had
llready experienced. The order Of the
slce-Chancellor was affirmed. the APP
peal was dismissed. and the child was
gwen to her grandparents, to be brought
Up as Protestant.
NO one can take exception to this de-
'islon, for it is fair for all; and were a
,ase to come up tomorrow in which
he mother was a Catholic and the cir /.
umstanccs were similar to those of the I,
ase of Andrews against Salt, the child
'onid be brought up as Catholic.
Women may not see why the fathers v
rerogative should first control. but they
ertainly will agree that when a father
bandons his right the interests OF the
hid should guide the Judges in the cx-
rcise OF their discretion as to whom its
ustody shall be awarded TO.
New York Sun. I,
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
Before John j. Allies, Justice Of the
Peace in and for Hall township,
Dubois County, Indiana.
Edward Buchart, J
VS.. Attachment
Joseph II. Railing,
WHEREAS on the 9Th day of June,
~ A. ID. 1873, the plaintiff in the
above entitled cause, filed in my Office a
complaint against the defendant where
IN ne claims the sum of dol
lars and also the necessary affidavit and
Undertaking to entitle him to proceed.
lngs ~ attachment, and on said ..ay is
sued writ Of attachment and delivered
The same toa Constable Of Hall town.
ship aud Whereas said Constable has
attached property Of said defendant
under sair writ of attachment. and il an
peariIs ~ riiiAvit on file, that said de-
feHd1n rs nf srsident o! the State of
Inttfns fore. the said defendant
is .sreby sa. rat the trial OF said
use va s nee at my Office. on
SATURDAY. June 18th, 1873, at ten
O'Clock, A. M. and unless he appear and
geis'id the anne. * i'll be heard and
cetcf mined ti- absence.
JOHN J. LILIES, J.P.
Jrue 9Th, 49, -aw
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, has been appointed ad-
minis.ratr.x with the will annexed Of
the estate of Bernhard Elmer, late Of
Dubois county. Indiana, deceased.
Sid estate is proba bly, solvent.
CATHARINE ELMER, Adm'rx.
May AL, l873.-3ws.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

MOT ICE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator with the will annexed of
tn estate - Anselm Horney, late Of
Dubois County, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate is probably solvent.
FRANCIS LORY, Executrix.
Il. BrETrNER, Atty.
May Sd, lS73.-3w.
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETrEsfRoM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vnLAxow. wALKERCo., GA. }
June %
DR. JoHS RrLL-Dear Sir: Thave -eeentIy given vour
worm Destroyer several trials find II wonderfuIly
ecacous Il has not failed in single instance 10
the wished for effect am doing rsetfy large country
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. ND.
p. y. SO unqualified end numerous are the tes,imo-
malls in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that newsnaper
space is entirely too small to tell its merits
II is an nfallible remedy for Worms. Try II and he
convinced. See my Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON rsEEsrEs 30. .

BENTON rsEE,rEs Mo-
April 20 lSrG ,
Ia ioHS Brrr.-ncnr Sir. Knowing the efficiency 81
your Sar>aparilla. and the hesin- d beneficial aunli
lies II possesses send ron the following statement
my case.
was wounded about two Years aCo-was I ken pris
oner and confined for six months. Being
Ten, wounds have NO; healed yet. have not sa' NJ
moment since wounded. | shof through IN .
hips Ny general health T. impaired ami need some
thing 10 assist nature. have faith IN your Ser.
saparla than anything else. wish thai to lie rsnu
inc. Please express half dezen haiies and ob
CAPTArS c. r. JOHNSON.
ST. LorIs, NO.
p. STRENGTHENING was written April sc1h. 1866
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. Johnson;
DR. ions RrIL-Dear Sir: Nv husband. pr. G. s.
Johnson. was skifu surgeon and physician in Contra
New York. where he died. leaving the above &. r
Johnson to At thirteen years oil age he had
chror.- diarrhea and scrofula for which gave your
Sarsar sfilla. II cured him. have for ten years
II 70 many in York. Ohio and Iowa for
sc-ofua. fever sores, and general debility Perfect
success has attended IL The cures effected IN SEINE
Of scrofua and fever almost
anxious for my gain have recourse 10
your Sarsaparilla He is fearful &c getting spurious
article hence his writing yen for II. His wounds
were terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA !

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs
Rivers. wife Of Reverend DR. Rivers one of he m.,
learned. eloquent. and popular Ministers Of the Meho
dist Episcopal Church. and who l. at present stationed
at Broadway Church, Louisville. NY.
Louisville XIV. Oct s. lseo
nr. JoHS Rr'h-DEAg Sis: Many ihsnks you for
the medicine yon have so kindly given ! heyr
various physicians. Some pronouced my spine.
my lungs. and soTne my heart 70 he the seat If ~.
had become dssheartened Several very cnncn' physi
clans who examined my spine informed that
threatened with paralysis 90 app"peNy any dry. aIe
that nothing but seton would relieve rae. / lad
perfect horror Of that and hesiairg atouf svr
one inserted. when you kindly vorr Sarss,
rilia which ediafely began 20 take the, tin -
day. had suffered terribly with loSf scste rain il
The right side ~ my head especially vi en- would
read or write for any length Of time and rising ~,
feet would be perfectly blind Tor several minutes en-
would have 70 hold 20 something to prevent failing
am most happy 10 inform iha, H. Pain in ~,
head l. entirely ree' ed suffer Int seldom will ~,
spine and then not 50 aruf.ly. Nv appetite Is coed
indeed for the first time IN life enjoy my dinner
more tn any meal during the day.
You kindly sent fou- bottles again las night am
hsgaa again his morning ami h"Ie be eiiirel.
relieved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes
Very truly your grateful, friend
II. u. {. Ei,rrs.
wv Journal ahounds with similar letters all - vlir
guarantee TO Ne genuine and written by tie persons
si same thew hear
- not suffer Yourself - he irrnnsed on Ion.t 10
irawn after and douhfH rNpcrin oris Don.
risk volr health ~ letting noyceS eNp,rim.n, upon
You with their trash
Ny Ss-sapsrla has stood The test for fwrrty-fye |
Years. Il l. still the Sar>anara "f the day and II ~
,rr. towering over all other in popularity AMI IL
curative Qualities
Avoid all these who IRVING lin, OF or yo., /
,ther extracts If SsrsHpa-i'a s"-criI.i Eee,nl ~
r. John RnS Sarsara-i lila nf In .vili. Hv Thar
: the old and reliable "edv for iiurrr''is. e I'll.
''a"d and serofalus affections. Always bear that II
mind.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADHANIo hAlOR , SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the m.
~ dersigned administrators of the estate
OF Andrew j. Strain, deceased, will offer
Tor sale at public auction, at tho late
residence Of the decedent, in Dubo 10
county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY,, June 2stb, 1873,
the personal property of said estate.
lnot taken by the widow,) consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Buggy, household
furniture, &c, &c.
IERMS.-Sums of five dolIars and
under cash; on sums over five dollars .
credit of twelve months will be oiver
purchasers giving notes at interest.
walving benefit of valuation, with good
security.
LEMUEL L. KESO, Admir-.
WILL. A. TRAYLoR Atty.
June 9th, 1s73-3w.
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Furniture!

snd argsassortr emf of chairs 81 every = 10 IT.
invites those desiring ANYTHING Ne III,
70 csh ana examine his stock before p,i-chh,no 49,
n.~ sh2p oh ne corner Of the Public square W.,
November 10. 1897 tAror a-Y.rq.
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celebrated medicine justly claims
i for superiority all the
public for the SAM CERTAIN cure Of que
and Fever Chils and Fever whether of short
standing. He refers 10 the entire Western and South
western country 10 bear him Testimony the truth 81
the assertion. thatn no failtoeure
IL the directions are strictly followed out. In great
many single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured hy single bottle
with perfect restoration Of the general health II is
however prudent and in certain cure
II its is continued in smaller doses for week
after the disease has been checked esrccisy in diff
fcui and long standing cases Usually. This medicine
will require any aid TO keep the bowels in good order
should the patient however require caiharc medi-
,ine after having taken three four doses Of the Tonic
q single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient.
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Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
Bull - PeCtOr alWild Cherry
Bulls Extract BuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY Pills.

Allthe above medicines prepased ny Dr. Jors pr,,
at his Laboratory, Fifth street, Louisville Ky.
FOR SALE BY M. FREEDMAN G, cn
JASPER, IND. and by Druggists ren.
craity. May 81, '72-iy.
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY
IS THAT
THERE IS MONEY

the Treasury Of Dubois County to
= redeem all orders drawn upon the
same, that have been presented Tor pay
ment prior to this date, and that the
interest on said orders so presented
VIII cease, from and after this date.
l. STEPHENSON, I. d. C..
June 9th. 1873. 3w.
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"On account of failure of railroad
connections, leaving us without pape r,
we are unable to issue the regular
Courier this week.
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STALLION FOSTERS

\ IL those wanting stallion rosie
n can be accom- modated at this Office
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Tho people 81 this country have in vsn sought to mn
renedy safe and hcyond doubt rellable-ihat ~"li'
thorough. eradicate from the system
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- ~ gIrTS NJ tFe rcIirIOn OF
~ motper is not binding ag a legal
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Dr. NcKenncy the Proprietor u this rrainahie rem
edy has dscy cred the great d>ideraiam M rs NfsE-
rsrI AGrr TnSirt He has spared paine or inc'ie
IN getting mp tie Nalnal. Tonic. And the great &c
nand daily made For H. gives the proprietor Inc h'sl
ample assurance. that he has met With great success
ard he fss> thankful that he has been all" 10 give ~
the public remedy ths, contains ouiine or Arsttie
that III without a doubt.
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GOOD NEWS!

The people Of Dubois and adjoining counties are
respectfully informed that T.. PlcKHARpT Of
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VIII alresf Instantly relieve ihmoSt obstinate Ehen
ustic Pains Trv H. la fail g; al tines e. has.
!cur command bottle u ihiss-reai rAn fesreser-
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This remedy stands prominent among all other Tcncs
IN this: Thst II only specific for the tiils and
Fever. Tut also certain remedy FER Neuralgia ~ Z
Throat ani Toohaci- II will orly require ven 70 'rE
il to be convinced Of it, great durable properties
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HUNTINGBURG!

returned from the Fast where he has laid in
the largest stock of DRY GOODS. Ac. eyerh-on-ht..
tRis county which beil grcceived y and
National Republican., 1873-12-23
RH u. n. WARNER.
~ Real Estate AucIlonr'r and Broker,
IN Seventh street, bstwstu Il and n

TRLsTEE,s SALE or A Twu-ASD-HALF
STORY BIICK nwELLtNs. No, na sIXfH
ny virtue Of deed OF trust dated December 49,
ls1" aud duly recorded IN flhey No. ans folio ga
lhr Distrlei ot coumels, VII ~ snciion a.
~ iront o. the rrsni,es, on "WEDNESDAY, p.csn-
,eti6sS rssi s,i.is ,itaii. II t6t city q WaskSr.
ton, District Of COlufnhls, to wltt Lot num6ersd
hfeen, u6. In Todd and G1nneil's subdivision of
SQUARE numbered -four hundred and sky. (isS
Win slate roof and brick sddilop, with I'm roof
TsrmsI one Lourtb cashi balance In twelve
interest from the day Of sale, and secured by deed
oI trust Pn ths property will he taken. Adeposi
q sale' u eonysyaneIng y the cost OF the pnr-
clNer. IN Ease the terms ofsale are not complied
rltht 10 resell AZ the risk and cost OF the de-
~ one pr more newspapers published Ia &ash,
mston city, y, n;,,c, - ,,,,r,,
J,T, QULpWkIL y
asWuSw salesMAa.
National Republican., 1873-12-23
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORT
DErArraENToFD DAkoTA,
urrWEo of f,it tiIiff o. NrrEHMAsTEI,

HbApovARrEHs DErArraENToF DAkoTA,
brrigEof Tllk tnifT Of NHrEuNNsTIu !
" ~. PAul.. MIN, November -. Is7l. \
scaled proposals will be- TTrivr at this oI,re AM n
u'rlcck a. M, ON the 18th day OF January, is1L for
NH ,tsnsportstlon OF military supplies on Route
,nrlns Apyil ist and endinx March ~, ISIS.
an IA iripiicate aud viii he arconpa led iy soI,
~ thr snm ortS00, signed by two or more rc.lnl,-
'i'r p'riirs, guaranteeing thsf In ease contract
ls ,Ward"d 10 The bidder, he will execute the same
meat. w. ''''''
."p' onIorm Of contrsct aud blank forms Of pro-
nsa guarantee, xc.. can he had on apple alton 10
TIE ',fc- 81 the QuarirrnIaster's DepartmsnI aI
bic4rn llllnols ST. Louis, Missouri; Fort I.csven-
sn,ttS kHhsss; Omaha, Nebraska; Ogden. W. r.;
tnrl Sha". NJ IT,; or Al thls office. A copy OF this
"N''h rrinfnt VIII he sitarhed to the proiosaL
'''rsal. viii be endorsed a follows; 'sI'ropasals
nH, Alin% Transportation Op Rouis -, " and
Hnlf' sFfl t. the underxlFued. -
y. u, .rn'posalf for transport alton y river from
f'tg" -, e., or MoorhrAd, Mimi, TO Fort rcm-
nut or intermediate points, will be con nsidcrcd al
wv '"'h' llhf. BENZ. &. GARD,
Chief Qua .tgr.