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ESTABLISHED 1S4Oo

THE news from New Orleans is, thi.
morning, very cheerful reading. The
people have asserted themselves, and
sent the thief, Kellogg, into retirement,
They and their legslly-elected officers
are in possession Of the archives and
property Of the State, and will remain
so unless the proclamation of General
Grant be construed to mean that they,
and not the unfortunates under Rel-
logg, ere the aggressors against the
peace and dignity OF the State. This
We shall find out in five days, perhaps
before. We hope for the best, encour-
aged by the careful neutrality Of the
United States troops during the progress
Of the effort which on Monday night
resulted in the defeat of kellogg. The
people Of New OrIeaLs have done a good
work, work that will everywhere re-
ceive the Endorsement of law-abiding
men, and we hope that tonight the eiti- !
zens Of Memphis will as heartily |
indorse that work as a few DAYS
since they condemned unwarranted dis
order and bloodshed in our own State.
New Orleans snd Louisiana need, and
should receive, the Endorsement Of their
teiio#-citizsns Of the Union.
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fgnFVRl.

We yesterday announced by telegraph
the death OF Francois Pierre Guillaume Gui.
zoi, the most eminent Of French statesmen
and one OF the most Llustrious Of her histO-
rIals and writers. The sad event was not un-
looked for by those who are careful readers OF
current news, since II was given out several
days ago, that deceased was IN a comatose
state. and his demise was looked Tor at any
moment We have not the space 10 indulge
lu as lengthy a notice and eulOgy OF N, GDi-
Zot as he deserves and we could wish, and we
can but briefly raiect the career OF a man
which embraced all the events OF the French
revolution, the Directory, the Republic, the
first empire, the restoration the revolutions
Of 3D aud Of 'is, the second empire, the com
aud the Seuteunate Of MacMahon. He wa
born Il Nismeg In ~, and was educated in
Geneva, whittier be was sent D. his mother,
who, with her husband, who was one Of the
victims Of the reign Of terror was "a Protestant,
He was au apr scholar; mastered ali the mod
ern language, besides the Latin and Greek,
and became "a lawyer But his peT1Oo OF prac-
tice was short. he had natural aptitude for
Literature, and 50, shortly amer bis arrival IN
Paris in ls05, he ldcnuned himself with the
press and literature. and next with statesman
arl b, in ell o. which he took the highest nom
ors lie was tie first Frenchman % his tune,
being remarkable for The stea JIness Of his pO-
great thinker, AID By natural selection drifted
70 the stu fE Of G. ivlliZatLOn and became one OF
the nrst writers on the mental movement OF
our race. hl, ia1OIs IN literature are a legacy
f1r which hlz countrymen cannot be sufh-
cieutly grateful, and he passes away leaving
ercifed and ezerted honestly in behalf Of the
human race.
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FROM all that can be gathered il
seems TO be the slmost universal i'm
preston that, though the meeting to
be held at Atlanta on the thirteenth OF
October is called for the ostensible pur-
pose OF considering the present condi-
uon Of affairs in the southern States,
and OF issuing So address thereon to the
people Of the republic, the main object is
u get an expression from the repre-
seniatives Of the Republican party in
the south on the third-term question.
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CONSULTATIONS IN MIsFoRTUNE.
DIED.

KERR-On the 18th instant, Hon. JOHN 8
ERR, aged fOrty-three years.
Friends OF the family are respectfully in.
vlted to attend the funeral, from 2ss Poplar
street, this (WEDNESDAY) afternoon at half
past three O'Clock. Carriages at the residence
and at Flaherty & Sullivan's
RYAN-The friends and aequaintances of
Mrs MARGARET RYAN are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral, from her late resi-
deGce, No. q Causey street. this (WEDEES-
DAH) morning at nine O'Clock. baltimore
and st. Louis papers please copy.l
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THE kilograms from Maine yesterday
assert that Dingley Republican, is
elected governor by about thirteen thou
sand majority, and Speaker Blaine by a
larger majority than in 1872. The State
goes largely Republican.
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MORE BLOODSHED.
The Negroes nsRr DemOpOiis. Ala, In
Arms-Ehey shoot Two whites,
and are Dispersed with the
loss OF seven.

SELMA, Ala, September ia dis
patch % She Tgmes from Demopolls repOTIs
tina. jOiy or armed negroes were YESTERDAY
discovered drilling near that place, who re-
piled 70 fne question what they meant, that
negro nloo had been shed and they were de-
terIniusd q have white blood. Two unarmed
whites sent % learn their grievance and as
sure llem n their error, were nred upon aud
both wound d. one seriously aud one NOR.
ber UI th Ity or forty, went down and dis
persea the armed neg oes, killing and wound
ing seven ~ tlefn- The negroes numbered
two hundred. They are the same negroes
IhGs stopped The government railOns, and
have a see held armed possession OF the pub
lie highways. When fred upon they dis
bled. Gnd declare that no white man shall
pas the road on The pain q death.
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Judge &. 3. McFRdden, a delegate in
congress IRON Washington Territory, who has
fseD seriously fll al PittsburR, Ia cOny yelesclug
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leans, wEite this 10 inform you tnat tns ~
was sent mp TO New Albany, INDIANA, el9
nsed 10 make the stem OF the hoDerl
!. -. - tI,o .nIr.s thai were let the
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from New Orleans read on change this
noon announcing the complete success OF the
revolution there were received with cheers
a call Tor meeting at the courthouse to-
night 70 express sympathy with the citizens
OF Louisiana, and than kfuness for their re-
hef from oppression. was signed by a large
number OF merchants, and viii be printed in
the evening papers.
SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, LA, September 15.-
The rightful officers elected in 1872 have been
peaceably installed in all the parishes so far
as heard from. In north Louisiana there has
not been, nor will there be, a single drop OF
olood sled. The movement has been con-
dutted by the leading property -holders, bust
ness and conservative men in this and the ac-
Joining parish. The best of feeling prevails
between the whites and blacks Our people
are OF the opinion that President Grants
proclamation was issued under a misappre-
henslon Of the facts, and they cannot believe
mat he Will use the power of his great once
70 crush them. There will be no conflict be-
tween the people aud the Federal authorities:
put the Kellogg infamy is dead beyond resur.
rectlon, troops or no troops
W. i. EGAN,
JIG. MOSICURE,
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-, gftgftsfv on. PIIssOuTI %. s,sea
-. ~ .-s 70. new tennessee, 20; new Nir-
--i,5s b. old Virginia, y; old North NSf- N,n
5iina "a. new EoTth Dhrollla, w
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HE pABBLE. IN PoLITIcs

chief
After a lengthy enumeration Of the circum-
stances under which he accepted and exer-
follows.
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knights of Pythjas.

TUE officers 2e, p,dSo. 5, K. Of r., are NSA
,ti- = sStOIlhed 10 attend a regularls - u
hieeting, al their Castle Hall, this 49,
CWEDNESDAY) evening, September 49,
18th, at s o'clock, for election of &C.
All Knights IN good standing are most res
pectfuliy invited to attend.
GEO. MALLEkY, K. of r. and s.
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s--- tie T5rthwesf line OF Thornton avenue
I .nenee west with Alabama street to a stake,
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and Selma Rk. nE, r5unus.

SrLENrD St; % Logls sc residence, near ,,l.,si bust
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AMERICAN sYMPATHIEs.

Recently, as was passing through Cologne,
several parties OF Americans came spontane-
ousiy to visit me and 10 assure me OF their
sympathy; American officers wished to shake
InS hand the same as they had previously
Gone 10 General sherman on the occasion Of
MS passage through Versailles. l care but lit
Tie Tor demonstrations as a rule, but / confess
70 having been deeply affected by the exhibit
ton OF American friendliness. American
cIuzens are not like the French demagogues
VINO pretend that an act Of patriotism is an
insult to defeated soldiers.
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The loss of Alsace has been imputed TO me.
but The truth is that Alsace was lost after
heichschoppen. Even after the disaster and
aIter the precipitate retreat OF the army, Metz
could have been saved when Thiers, who alone
retained his common sense, came 10 propose
peace; but the struggle was continued in or
der that the dictatorship might be retained
and the organization OF adehaite government
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NEW ORLEANS.
The War Over, aud Louisiana
FreefrOm the RapaciOus Plum
derers Of Kellogg & Co
PesSeReigns Supreme.
PrOclamatiOns and Speeches of
Officials and Prominent Citi.
zens-The Citizens Guard
Cheered by United
States Troops.

kellogg and his Fellow Thieves
Confined in the CustOmhOuse
Doubtful Proclamation
from President Grant.
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BAtJuDUI AVsAOOs
JAvING qualified as executors s Of = N is swl v ~
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MRcMahOn and 1 have been unfortunate
but never ridiculous. No German ever
laughed while fighting me. Such sights as
We're seen at Paris and at Tours could only
compromise the national honor. For myself
L am an old soldier, and do not understand
politics. make war, not speeches, and do
not allow myself to be frightened by big
words.
Jules Favre fattered me; Gambetta called
me traitor; but that did not move me.
TEE M. ILI lL, Ma Y NIAIIIIaN
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AZ UNsOUND YERpIC,
NAPoLEoN's FRIEND.

The emperor, understanding the situation.
always had confidence in my loyalty, and
would never consent TO abandon me. Nv
gratitude Is also due 10 Thiers, who had The
courage TO defend me on my return from
SieXlco. ! am convinced that had he not
been overthrown he would have found a
means OF avoiding the disgraceful trial 70
which 1 was subjected.
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Good Sound Cotton Seed.

WM. II. CLARK, the Agent OF the Com
pany, viii visit and confer with planters in
relAtiOn 10 tneir seed for the present ~ asOn.
JOHN IL. ChIDESTER,
sell General Manager.
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the Picaguac's heart beats in unisop and
sWells With honest. nna ffecfed nrid.s
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LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR PENN IN POS

The Kellogg government has been over.
thrown, and the entire city Is Tn the hands OF
his opponents. Lteutenant-Governor Penn
who was elected in ls72, has taken the reins
Of governmeatsand will at once install in
Office all those elected at the same time. The
courts Will be at once organized and the en-.
tire machinery Of government set in motion
not only In this city, but throughout the
state. Great enthusiasm prevails. The fol
lowing dispatch was sent last evening by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Penn 10 the President
OF the United Ptates:
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fernando street, ANU At11.21.saz=
a-s-,iieI lines and both parallel with Pontctoc
Street or Browns avenue l52 1eets mere or less,
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nYAf FamYaYmTKYm

sepi5 N.A. fDRNeToN. kxeeatIiz.
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/ s,.,sli.. ,..seet n ue@Lb o1cts IN unison and
S"elis WIN honest, unaffected pride,
| We CONGRATULATE NEW ORLEANS
s g Ihe author OF the grand blow which has
| freed the State; We congra tulate Iouislaf,, on
we long breath OF freedom she respires IL Is
oI me utmost importance that our citizens
70 all peaceful citizens. There are alwsys. on
oeceaslons Ike the present, disorderly and
turbulent persons, who little think OF the
great responsibllity they incur by abusing or
lli-ireaiiug those for whom they enterfqin
any personal animosity. All peaceful per-
sohs should be protected, and it Is the duty OF
every clIz=n 20 be a police officer with that
view. The cause of our people, and the inter-
tsts OF as great commercial city as New o :
its-ns, are too sacud to be forgotten. Under
the new regime every citizen, without regard
70 70 race color, or previous condition, is en-
utied 70 protecuCn and full freedom. Tae
BOEefnm me al is detorm med TO maintain order
ana coincidence, apd New Orleans VIII soon
sgain he prosperous and happy city OF the
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THE MILITIA AND TIE PRUssIANs

The enemy could never have been crush ed
with raw ievies, without discipline or ardor:
defeat followed defeat, and when nothing re-
manned we were completely in the power OF
Germany. The pretended motive was to save
the national honor, but the Army of the
Rhine had saved it before the denagogues
thought Of doing so. In one day IL had in
hicted more loss on the Germans than did all
the forces OF Paris in fOur months
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he Eject Elsewhere
NEW YORK.

New YORK, September l5.-A New
Orleans dispatch says the cotton exchange has
posted the following notice: This exchange
VIII close az one O'Clock as mark OF sympa-
thy with the movement 20 establish iegltl-
mate government in louisiana"
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September l5.-Dispstches
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The President, before leaving here to-day.
Issued two orders 70 General Emory com
Inanding the Federal troops in Louisiana
| through Adiutant-Genoral Townsend, but M,
| purport OF these orders could not be ascer-
talned further tnaa that they were issued for
venting blOodShed
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INITIATING THE EMPEROR.
THE MILITARY CAREER OF THE DUG
D'AUMALE

Here the letter continues 10 enumerate the
causes OF the disasters TO the French afrnv
and complains bitterly Of the Due d,Aumaie
VINO had pronted by tue opportunity TO place
himself on the record, and continues.
The only feat OF arms performed by this
young soldier, who preiends 70 be Rple 10
Judge marshal ike me, was MS adventurous
march 70 surprise tho camp OF Abd-el-Kaqer
and capturing The women and cattle. A few
months passed In Africa Il not sunicient 10
make military man, and 10 permit him to
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Buffers comment on the news from
Indiana aud Ohio was characteristic.
"It's hill, boys, sure enough, but the
old tack won't do this time, Wecan't
fire the northern heart with dead car
petbaggers any longer, aud the more
we kill of them the better the people
like It. don't just see the way clear
now, but tell you the tides rising,
and ali h-ll can't stop IT,"
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THE DAILY HERALD.

once ia Ihird siary 90 CiaFi, a hF5
an's New haildins, CsFner Of iHa'aF
Hnd Main streets, husiness Dnien-
ironi a00m ~ seesnd siaFs,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

rue WEEKLY HERALD vii Bog pub
lhhrd oYrfy saturday incoming, huhtpup-
ION, tilW per unuum tlh iu slK mnuiliii
.fYyRuiu IA advance, no subscription lHkru
hI' a ,thi pprlul lhnn aK months,
AhFnrtlaH WeuiH Inserted az the rate ul VI NJ
poe square fur the hrsl Insertion, nnd "a cents
Ilr q iuli subsequent llisnlllnn,
obituary nnllNH, marriages deaths, public
nnailugs, cards NJ thanks, rtru 10 he paid TOT
ut hnlf hd wort lsemnni rates,
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the HERALD JOE OFFICE
Has ieep thoroughly reorgsnissd and d
lalIy prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
rRIxfixa in shs mtss, s,yiss and q, Ne
ssry lowest ps,osA
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND ooNNEcrIoNa.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston a'
follows;
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leayes.. ...,.. A;00 A. NJ Loayes..,,.. 600 y. N,
Arrives-.... $40 A. NJ, Arrives,.... $40 =, NJ
Galveston Freight and Ticket ONCE, u
fremont street. -
New York City Freight and Ticket ONCE,
yib broadway.
Visitors 10 above cities will hnd THESE Of
fices n pleasant place OF resort their leisure
found.
j. WALDO. 0en1 Ticket Agent.
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ToB woRK-Ietter Heads, Cards, Sircp ~ ~,
!. Hili Heads, Posters, Lawyers' bfieIsi re ~.
S promptly sxsentsa atthe Herald once
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TRAVELLING agent g., w. heukfii,
Non fOrkl q, F,ifnNell, \. n, rellHpglll 4
JO., aud iiniHs n Locke,
Philadelphia uuei Wpniherlll a Co,
rlnnlunHtli y, N, farEln,
Naw Orleans Ih0mas Mclniyre,
hhruyepofH W II, SPARKS,
llouhl0ni u, II, cnslilng
Austin, Texas Y, N0lBt,
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FOR SAL.E.
THREE BOUNTY WARRANTS.

Two Of $40 acres each, nd one OF wv acreS
Inquire OF %. ~ tiaraid hnjidInr.
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swINDELLs q SIMMONS, pro'pvs,
TERMS

THE DAILY litiiA ~ is published every
mlIniug, except Monday ~ al % yfui lii
altaurni liprhlH mouths 81 lprpne mouth
% oenis ipr ono Wpsk sinsle copies ~
rents,
The Daily Herald 10 now Furnished Ia sub
seribsrs ~ carrier ~ - pHnis pnf Wrrk The
paper glil he dellYefpl regularly naeii morn
tnd suhurra within miir Hnl UHlf ~ iiif
7Duu mousse, rnhsfuhris ilinF 10 resolve
thdir manor viii uplisu boy rnpnning w hr
Neyllle Ia lhla Oilige,
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TO ADVERTISERS.
tracts with newspapers for the insertion OF
advertisements should seud % cents 70
egn. ?. ResELL 1 CO., II PARK ROW, n ],

for their ONE HUNDRED PAGE pAMPh J,
estimates, showing the cost 81 advertising,
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 6, 1874
CLOSE CONNECTION

AT M,ineole and International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Al
New Orleans and the south, and With the FL
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
Vicksburg and the South. AT Texarkana,
with the e
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GREAT STATE BARBECUE.
Work OF The Committee Of Ar
engagements The Plan
in Full.

The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected by the committee of arrangements 10
compose the different committees Tor inc
Grent Democratic Barbecue, TO be given NJ
this place on the 10Th instant, NJ which the
six democratic candidates for congress, ~
well as Governor Coke, will be present, ana
Md rosa tho npOnlp.
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PERSONAL.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher passed through
Concord yesterday his way to the White Mountains
The Rev. Leighton Coleman Of Toledo has
declined the Presidency OF Lehigh University at Beth
lehem, Penn.
Minister Washburne, Consul General A. L.
A. Torber and Consul John A. Bridgland are all so
journing at Havre.
Gen. Benz. r. Cowcn, Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior Department, is absent a short trip In
Northern NewYork.
Miss Hebron, the young pianist, played for
Gen. Grant on Wednesday at a musical party al Mr.
Safeguards Long Branch cottage
M. Ernest Renan has written a new book,
giving an account OF the scientific researches in Syria In
l860-sl during the sOjOurn OF the French army
President Grant will be tho guest OF the
Rev. Tiffany at Oak Bluffs, Marthas Vineyard where
he expected to arrive next Tuesday The President
will not visit the White Mountains
The Emperors of Austria and Germany, the
Car of Russia King of Italy condoIed. through
their ambassadors. with the Rothschid family on the
death OF Baron Anselm R0thschld.
II. ID. Jencken, British lawyer, has under
taken the OF General Secretary of the Association
for the Reform and COdfcation OF International Law
which 5 at Geneva on the 7th Of next month
Mr. Edward V. Valentine, the Richmond
sculptor, has returned from Vermont with block OF
pure white marble from which he will fashion a re-
cumbent figure OF Gen. Robert f. Lee to be placed on
his tomb at Lexington.
Mr.. Seeb0hm, one of the chief photographers
OF the Transit Of Venus Expedition on board the United
States steamer Swatara, left at Bahia, Brazil. July
a. being unable continue the voyage on account OF
pOtracted sea sickness.
A Toronto dispatch says that Prof. Daniel
Wilson, Mrs. c. 8. Wood and Goodwin Smith have been
elected 10 represent respectively High School Teach
ers the Inspectors ana the Public School Teachers In
the Council VI Pablo Instructors.
The Rev. Philip Gurdon of the Church OF
England. who died recently. held four benehces Tor
over 40 years all OF which family livngs." His
income therefrom about Sc 900 year, and his par
ishiOners numbered about 1000 IN ALL
The Municipal Council of Copenhagen has
voted grant Of 5000 rigs daers to be applied to the
erection Of of Thorwaldsen, the Danish scup-
tor OF Icelandc descent The statue TO be erected at
Rev kiavik commemOration Of the Icelandc millen-
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SITUATIONS WANTED, MALEs-Ihird PdQe-4th and 6th
columns: FEMALEs-Third PGge-5th column.
sTEAMBolrs AND RAILRoADs-Seoond Pa0e-6th column;
THIRD Pdqe-lst and 2 columns.
STEAMERS, OCEAN-SecoNd Pdge-6th coluinni
SUMNER RETREArs-ThiTd Pd1e-4th column.
TEACHERS Pd1e-5th and n columns.
TO LET. CIIY PROPERTY-Sirth Puge-6th column
BRooKI, N-Sirth Pdge-6th column: COUNTRf-S1M
Pa1c-6in column.