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ra,RLEs G. LOCKE.

We direct the particular and earnest
attention of all readers Of the APPEAL
to the card Of Mr.. Charles q. Locke
candidate for city tax-collector, subject
to the Endorsement of the mass-meet.
ing to be held tonight at the GreenlsH
Operahouse. We have known MI
Locke intimately for many years, and
know that he is in every sense a man
above fear or reprOach. As soldier sno
~ citizen, in every walk Of life, he has
stood at the top round Of the ladder
Prudent discreet, Straightforward, direct
he never turned his back on friend
or his face from 8 foe. he is worthy
Of the position he modestly aspires to,
ana if nominated tonight by his fellow
citizens, and elected in January, will be
found the right man in the right place.
He is 8 thorough business man, and we
feel certain would signalize his official
esreer BY the prompt collection of taxes
snd the enforcement of every law. We
indorse Mr.. Locke heartily and urge
him upon our friends for city tax col
Iaotor
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TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

Overcoats were fashionable in Little
Rock yesterday.
The amount of outstanding lesal-ten-
der is $685.. .036, ,09l.
Little Rockers INDUCED a little in the
war feeling yesterday and last night.
Harvie w. Myers, q Salt Lake editor,
committed suicide by taking laudanum
Yesterday. Financial embarrassments.
The residence of Mrs. H. H. Dickson,
on Magazine street, New Orleans, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
twenty thousand dollars.
The funeral Of Count San Fernando
topK place ct Havana yesterday. The
murderer committed suicide in prison
on Monday night by taking poison.
A poor old Swedish lady was villain
ously outraged yesterday at COrrinne,
Utah, by q man of the same nationality,
from the effects Of which she died soon
after.
Monday morning the northerR pas
sei.yer train on the Cairo and Fulton
railTs ,ad, WAS ditched about ten miles
out fr,qm Little Rock. Several cars
were WI, ,.cked but no one seriously hurt
Sath Hudson and James A. Patterson,
xvbo Vvere CON victed in the United States
district co,lrt on New York Of depositng
unlawful circulars jn the mails and sem
fenced 10 2 fine and imprisonment, have
been pardoned by the PRESIDENT.
on Friday night, the fourteenth in
slant, at Wabalak, MisSissippi, MISS
Judith Slaughter was fatally burned,
and died after lingering SbouS twenty.
four hours. She had risen from her bed
during the night, and fallen in the nre,
il is supposed, in one of the fanting his
TO which Size was Subject. DR.. tSoeltoh
of this town WAS Immediately sent tofi
but she was so fesrfully burned that 20
hopes were entertained of saving her
life.
The Knoxville Press and Herald Of
sunday publishes the particulars and
events which led 10 the sallying forth At
one O'Clock Saturday morning Of sfer-
IFS posse Of ten well-uounted we'll
armed, and determined men, bound for
the vicinity OF strawberry Plains in
search of, and with the purpose Of cap
turing, the jail-breakers and despera-
does, John Mangrum, J. Henry Mynatt,
Ganum Mynatt, Clinton LcDdermilk,
SID their companions IN crime. who
have been the terror of the ruralistle
.eoMmnnity since their escape from the
Knoxville iail, IN the early morn OF Oc-
tOber fl.li last. The result Of this expe-
dition wss an eighteen hours ride, the
capture OF one Of the desperadoes named
Henry Mynatt, and two horses stolen
by the band, three OF whom--AIanRram,
1Ioudermilk, aud GRaum Mynatt-are
still at large, TO the great terror OF the
citizens Of Strawberry Plains.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
A Few OppOrtune Words,

Notwithstanding the terrible epidemic
through which our city has so recently
passed, and the great financial crisis that
has just swept over the country, we still
continue to maintain our stock in as full va.
riety and as completely assorted in every de.
partment as heretofore.
To you who are fortunate enough to be able
to purchase your Dry Goods for Cash, we offer
inducements unparalleled in the history Of
the Wholesale Dry Goods Trade of Memphis.
We are in the daily receipt Of goods OF all
descriptions in our line, purchased at re-
markably low figures, during and since the
panic, and which We offer you should you
favor Us with calp at prices that must COM
pei their transfer from our warerooms to your
shelves.
If in need of Dry Goods, either staple or
Fancy, Try us, and you wiz be convinced that
the Cheapest Market on the Continent IL
Memphis, and the HOUSE of most attractive
prices that Of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
BUSINESS CHANCE.

THE WELL EsTA ABLIsHFD GROCERY
1 HOUSE, 81 CAUSEY STREET, at the
CORNER OF P0NTOTOC in which the late
John d. Dee carried on a fOurishing business
upon very liberal terms; and the large select
stock at present in the store is for sale upon
most liberal terms. Persons desirous OF OBJ
tanning a profitable and paying investment
would do well 10 call at Tie Store IrnT1eiinfaIN
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MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL
N e CHANICAL SOCIETY,
OFFICIAL DRAWING.
Morning Glass No. 35.
40 SO 1SI22l4I1 IGIS2I 2Il9IIsl2
EvonIng-CIass No. So.
A 5S 74I2l 66 i36l4l7SI6II 42I5lS5
Memphis, this 25th dayof November, ,ls7S.
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
vi MEMPHIS, Tenn, November y, 1873. I
It becomes men at all times to render praise
and thanksgiving unto the Dispenser of all
coed, and particularly does 1t seem suitable
for all communities, at times, to unite to-
gether in such service, and, in their several
places OF worship, TO bow in humility 10 the
Christening hands Of the Heavenly Father in
full consciousness that He doeth all things
We'll" do, therefore, as Chief Magistrate OF
this city, especially at this time, recommend
to all our citizens that
Thursday, 2zfh November, inst,
be observed by them, in compliance with the
Proclamation of the President of the United
states, and the publicly expressed wish of
many OF the clergy of this city, as a day sacred
to prayer and praise OF Almighty God. and
that all places of business be closed through
out the day.
nov23 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Mississippi EIectiOns--The Louis
lana Peoples Convention
Amount of Cashier
PbeIps's Grab.
Items from Ali Quarters Concern
ing Cuba-Mechanies Emil
grating Financial
Irregularities.
Gossip at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Credit MObilier Burst-Up-
New York Notes
Etc, Etc.


AMOASNN A4ACceANn ~
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, November Ex-Governor
Powers has issued orders for special
election on December 3Oth, TO fill va
cancies caused by resignation, as fol-
lows: For representatives. in the cOun-
ties of Adams, Pamela, Coahoma, Talla-
hatchie, Lowndes, Warren, and Issa-
quena: for senators in the first, sixth,
thirteenth, twentieth, twenty-third,
and twenty-sixth district.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASS NETTING.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MEMPHIS.

The undersigned, a committee appointed 81
the Mass-Meeting recently held n the Green
law operahouse, by which J. J. BusBY was
nominated for Mayor, for the purpose OF nOfi-
flying that gentleman Of his nomination, de-
sire that that meeting shall again assemble
TO-Nie Mt, the 26tf. at the GreenIaw Opera
house, for the purpose OF bearing our report
and ratifying the nomination, apd also for
the purpose OF nominating candidates Tor
Wharfmaster and City Tax-Conecfor, and the
appointment OF an Executive Working Com
mittee. We hope all those VINO were present
on the 2ith viii attend.
SIC. GALLAWAY.
M. MAGEVNEY.
B.M ESTES.
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. MARRIED.

BELL--RoSE--At st. Mary's Episcopal
Church, in this city, on the 25th inst, by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Quintard, DR.. WILLIAM L. BELL,
Of Randolph, Tenn, and Miss ANNA ROSE, OF
Memphis. Hamburg ark and Bastrop
tTexas) pspers please copy.l
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

OWING to the death OF our Mr.. Prince, l de.
" sire to close, as early a practicable, the
old business OF ]. F. Prince K Co. Parties in.
debted to said nrm are required to make
prompt settlements; and creditors of the firm
Will file their claims with me for payment
The same business will be carried on at the
same place, No. i5l Main street. under the
firm name of L. FRITZ & Co, where shall
be pleased to see all my old friends and Gus
toners. L. FRITZ
surviving partner of J. Prince & Co.
Memphis, November 2j, .S73 no26
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LEHNER HOUSE.


rasH1s 4. to notify ne public tn st the above
named house has never been closed during
the Zee epfdsnlic. notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary and AZ those Wno Will tsteof
M, v-itis fIlaIr patronage VIII md the best &C
observation-disclosures at very reasonable rates.
poi1 MRS. JULIA LEHSER-
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OLIVER, FINNIE G co.

500 boxes Cheese.
1900 buckets Lard.
50 tierces Hams.
50 boxes Breakfast Bacon.
400 tubs Western Butter.
81 kegs Goshen Butter.
80 boxes Raisins.
1000 packages Mince Meat
100 barrels New York State Buckwheat
100 cases Shaker and New York Preserves
80 barrels CranberrieS.
SO boxes Dried Apples and Peaches.
200 packages Pigsfeet.
so barrels Pickles
$50 half-barrels Pickles.
200 cases Eagle Milk.
10000 cases assorted Canned FruitS Veueta-
bles, Pickles, Etc.
400 boxes assorted Crackers
100 cases Ssrdines.
. cases American Sardines.
sugar, Molasses, Syrup; Rio, Laguayra and
Java CoHees; Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candy,
Potatoes, Etc, bought at reduced prices and
sold accordingly.
nov2S OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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MONTREAL, November 25.-It is esti-
mated that thirty thousand French
Canadians have returned TO the province
from the United States during the past
three weeks, owing largely to the stop
page of manufacturers. A large proper
ton OF them have left for western
Canada.
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Administrators and Administrators Ne.

HAVING been qualified BY the honorabI
n Probate court - ADM ni-traror snd A.
ralnlstratrix OF the estate Of Bridget Beatty.
deceased. all persons Indebted to said estate
VIII please come forward and settle. and az
boldfslg claims against the estate Win de fhe,
same, within the time prescribed BY law. u.
the Clerk OF the PROBATE Court.
-. UOHEEI1 Admr,
MARGARET DOHERTY. sdua,x
nol9 10. 80 lanseE slreer.
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B. LOWENSTEIN 6 BROS.
Nam Street, cor. or Jefferson.
ADMINISTRATORS N0TIcE.

HAVING qualified as administrator upon
- the estate OF john StoI1 decoased,
hereby give notice TO those having claims
AGAINST said estate 70 present them TO me for
payment; those indebted 70 said estate to
make payment 10 me at once.
G. A. ECKERLY, Adm'r.
Memphis, November 25, 1878. no26
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NOTICE.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
MEMPHIS, November p, 1873.
THURSDAY, November 9th, being a legal
L holiday, this Bank will be closed. Paper
maturing on that day is due and payable this
day Wednesday, the 25th inst.
nov26 W. ". THACHER, Cashier.
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MENKEN BROTHERS,
26I az 268 Main st.
MASONIC NOTICE,

A SPECIAL communication Of De- O
n Soto Lodge, No. 299, will be held this w
Nv WEDNESDAY) evening, Nov. 26th, ~
al O'Clock, for work in the Z. A. degree,
All f. AS are fraternally invited
By order. BUN. F. PRICE, W. NJ
r. ". SHELTON, Secretary. no2j
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man insulting her. She Is vain Of her
fund of information, and takes an inter
est in politics. On her way 10 jail she
barely escaped mObbing.
The Cuban oazeiaI Journal On the sit
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KANSAS CITY, November 25.-Pro-
ceedings 10 enjoin the payment Of
eighty thousand dollars of Oswego
township bonds, issued to the Memphis,
Carthage and Northwestern railroad,
have been commenced in the La Belle
county district court. The bonds were
fraudulently obtained, and efforts are
bo;no, r,,oda IN soil than
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CHICAGO, November 25.-At Bloom
ingtOn, Illinois, this morning, in the
Mclean county circuit-court, Judge
Upton, before whom an argument was
made some weeks since for the appoint
ment Of a receiver for the Gilman, Clin-
ton and Springfield railroad, for alleged
credit mobilier transactions on the part
of its officers, granted the motion, and
the road goes into the hands of a re-
ceiver st once.
Why work is Discontinued in The
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man insulting her. She Is vain Of her
fund of information, and takes an inter
est in politics. On her way 10 Jail she
barely escaped mObbing.
The Cuban oazeIaI journal on the sit
uetfOn.
HAVANA, November 25.-The Di0yiO
de Ia Marina has an editorial to-day, Of
which the following is an extract: "The
I Washington government knows to-day,
and the United States congress viii soon
the justice with which the Spanish
authorities have acted. They will take
care Of their national honor, without snf-
/ fering themselves to be infiuencedby the
cries Of the masses, who know not what
these Cuban patriots are. Far from our
minds be the feeling of arrogance; far
ther still the feeling Of fear from onr
hearts. We neither seek nor shun peril.
| If Americans oblige US to fight, fight
we will. If the mother country can aid
us, we will thank her, but If we must
contend alone there are enough Span
iards In Cuba TO keep our banner safe
We viii sell very dearly that which was
once the most brilliant flower of the
crown of Castillo"
DrOwned-Rfnaneiai Irregularities.
COLUMBUS, o., November 25.-Yes-
terday afternoon, +. NJ. Brandise and
Emma Turner, agents OF the Howe
sewing-machine company, Of this city,
left here, with a horse and wagon, to
deliver sewing machines to parties near
Shadesville, in this county. While |
crossing Big Walnut creek, the horse got
beyond his depth, and was drowned; the |
man and woman chung to the wagon for |
four hours, and although their struggles |
were witnessed by several persons ON
the shore, no very vigorous efforts were
made TO save them, and Just at dark |
they disappeared from sight, and no
doubt were drowned. Miss Turner's |
family live in this city, but it is supposed |
Brandise's relatives all reside in Ger |
many,
It Is estimated that the financial IT.
regularities of VIM. Begg, who was ar
rested yesterday for forgery and embez-
element, viii amount to about fifteen |
hundred dollars. He says he paid debts
contracted while studying law, with the
the money obtained by his forgeries.
His friends claim that he is insane, and
this will be his Dlea
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Merrhandise.
SH RIFFS SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EUREKA,

OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF EUREKA,
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, August 18th, 1873.
THIS Is To CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i and by virtue of an execution duly
issued out of the District Court Of the
Sixth judicial district, in and for the
County OF Eureka, and state of Nevada,
upon a Judgment rendered and dockcted
in said Court on h twelfth day of
August, AID. 1873, in V of Oberfelder Il
Harrison, as plaintiff, II against A.
\aughln X SOL defendants, for the sum
OF $3.50 gold com, together with S6,.25
costs ana disbursements at the date
OF said judgment, II accruing costs,
amounting 10 the sum OF 1913, as appears
to us Of record to h Sheriff of Eureka
County directed and to me delivered:
!, John d.. sullivan. sheriff OF Eureka
County, did, in the manne required by
law, sieze and levy upon, as the property
OF said defendants named in said writ,
the following described Personal Prop
erty, situated in the County of Eureka
and state OF Nevada, to wit
About 1--WE hundred bushels of charcoal,
more or less, situated and being about
twelve tl2) miles west of Eureka, County
and state aforesaid also one back &C
ton wagon.
And | will sell said Personal Property as
aforesaid, on the premises, on
Monday, the 25th Day of August,
A. d. 1873, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock
a. Nj. II D O'Clock y. NJ, OF said day.
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN,
augl6 I'd Sheriff OF Eureka County.
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Shining.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. gZu.
L. :. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, July 26, 1873.

l.ss Vt
EUREKA, Nevada, July u, 1851
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Hermann Heynemann tpostofiicc
address san Francisco, Cali has maze
application for patent for sixteen hun
drrd linear feet of the Dunder6erge lode,
bearing silver and other minerals, the
same running 500 feet northerly ana ,94
feet %.outheriy from the location of the
new incline upon the lode, with surface
ground no feet in width, situate in Eure-
ka Mining District, Eureka County, Ne.
vada, and described in plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows
U. =. SURVEY No. 90.
Beginning at n post marked No. !, L.
s. Survey No. O.. whence post No. l of
survey No. 81, n former survey mazda Tor
Hermann Heynemann upon the Dun
derberge lode bears :. As c - MN: W;
ISL feet the summit OF Ruby Hill No. ]
bears n. "a deg. IS min. W. 1916 feet the
flagstaff in TIE town of Eureka bears n:
u deg. "a min. L. 1876 feet: and
the center of the top of the new
inclined shaft upon this IS, , LODE
thence running 5. 77a deg f. 200 feet, to
post marked Mo-, L.. 5. survey No. e.
thence =. 12a deg. W. 1000 feet. to post
marked No. 3, US. survey No. g. thence
n. IA deg. w. 200 feet, to post marked
No, 4, L. 5. survey No. ca; and thence
n. IN deg. r.. lGO feet, To II place I'll
beginning containing : n 35-lUo acres.
Courses eX pressed from the true meridi-
an with a magnetic variation of l6}g deg.
East.
This claim Is on unsurveyed land, and
is bounded on neither end by any known
claimants. The nearest mines are the
Helena Mortimer, California and silver
King.
This claim is recorded o. page lGl,
Book A, of the Eureka District Mining
Records, and n copy OF the notice and
plat can be found posted at the new in
clined shaft upon this lode.
;roc rNDIS l. JIhpN HariStar
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10 n Stockholders of IN South
eureka Mining Company:

IA VIRTUE OF A WARRANT Is
SUED to me OF the Fourteenth Day
OF august, A. ID. 1873, by the Honorable
n l.. Joachlmsen, a Justice OF the Peace
IN n Tor the City and County Of san
IIncisco conferring upon me fun pow
n,S. virtue OF n statutes in such case
nlauS ahu provided, to call a meeting of
.he stockholders Of the south Eureka
h.inlhg Company; Therefore, ! do here
Cy give notice, that a meeting of the
OF the South Eureka Min
ing company will be held at the Office of
,ne company, No. 400 California street,
Lp.aairs, III n CITY and County OF san
francisco, at y O'Clock. M. on SATURDAY
the Soth day of August, 1873.
L. +. CRONISE,
tocKho OF the South Eureka Min
ing Company. auletd
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Application for !, raw
NOTICE No. III
II. s. REGISTERS oi IA

L. =. % "a lTa
EUREKA. Nevada, July u N'
~oTiCE is HEREBY sia Nj
h Eureka C~onsolidaleu E Sa
nostoffice address.. ri; -. /
NeNadal has tins ga! 18th A ndd
a diagram, together rou the "
application for a patent rress app1
States, under act OF eoHs;ii.Site, y
nnm"renanfto the said compsn!s III
situated in the Eureka Mis W,sssda,
Eureka County, state OF ssld nOnI
described in the plat ah viz:
nile in this ONCE as ioiio"s' ,nFl|
A'' u T. 5. SURVEY NJ. As W., W h
Beginning at a post marked a,Sssse PCS pest
survey, No. As, Lot b. rrees 81 MD!
of / OF bears :. Al degree r Of Eu|
10. 800 feet; southeast cC~ompapyt /
Gonsolidated Mining CT W !sI5 k%J
Office bears $. IN deg. " ;Eursk,J
the flagstaIr III iSsg feet thence, q
n. 12h deg. W. Nv % s. l?h dss
deg. +. 200 feet theneo dec. ". "
feet: thence 5. uss0 feet tnsII
thence $. l214 deg. +. %v . \. rs|
z-T deg. W. 100 ieet; us M vi
" Ids $40 feet thence d 3 VI. VI
smn6 teet thence n. leH az M feet; y
y ieti \. IS deg W .SO s.y
S; ST.: i ' 's sss. aaa Il tn 's: fss.ss !I ;55s =;
feet ts, to the place tes Of Fearing; , ass|
from the II true e E 1.s aSs. East; ,,.. :
Va K eoSy OF Of the notice / bssRiI S ! n
jy1l C1h~
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Application for Pater
No. vi.
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, NEv, August !. III

-
EUREKA, NEv, August /. III
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, u
N the Richmond Mining COmpaI
Nevada (pOStorfice address Eureka,
reka county, Nev..l have made app
ton for patent for fifteen hlndrea !
linear feet of the 81. George lode, Na
silver, lead and other minerals, rum
northeasterly from the northeas y
Diary of the Lookout claim lPaiels
Vey No. 49,, with a width OF 10 ies,,
ate in Eureka Mining District, Nv
county, Nevada, and DESCRIBED y
and field notes on file IN lhls Sw'
follows, viz
L.. =. SURVEY No. e.
Commencing at a post in stone %
mcnt marked "St. George, ;. v ="
being the y. W. corner CT Patenl sa
No. 43, on the Lookout lode; ~Ie.T
entrance to main incline oi ". q
mond mine bears 5. 10 degrees !"
feet, and the flagstaff on man ny -
the town OF Eureka bears ~ m,
min. r.. 1856 feet; anu NV
thence, first, y. 34A deg. W. ,ps,a
thence, y. IS deg. Z. 2lo ieeI i .n s.s
BAL, deg. +. 1900 feet; thence % us
2l5 feet, to che place OF Des,nI .,Hr.
tanning 6.9i acres. Courses y
from true meridian with Varla"0A :
deg. +. lsnda,
This claim is on unsurveyeS ,. ,Ss
is bounded on the southwest \! 49,.
mond Mining Company OF VIVA .StS
The norman lode, and on the SOW T'
by the Eureka Cohsoi'u'
Company. :, RookEI
This claim is recorded III p S~rds \
ia, of the Eureka Mining nam Yam n
copy of said notice ana " G's sernsr II
found posted on the :. M''"
st. George Patent S%urveyc;p Rsdal
aug Cl