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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

For future delivery the market advanced sc b. with
fair sales follows all on basis Of Low Mid
ding: am ooo
her, 300 .'s2c 80 l3c January 900 IL February.
900 liSasc total. $3.50 bales Exchange, sc paid to ex
change loo August for september Yesterday closing prices
-Jny, liza 4iagc; August. IA iysdii iigc september,
- 9iasc October 1886 November. 1876; DeGcmber 1870
sae }sgs"aFy Is'' SS, teOrIg ga asy
Il .sssaii sia.Gi June, TsSisl'. marriott weak.
sales to-day up p m-August % II lei 200. Ia y;
TOO IA La. 200. "a assc I'd ZOO. II e3e 400,
II SEC September 300 IL ls9c 400 lies U0 ~ ic 20
400 Is t'sc COO Is islec 100 s1aac; lGoo i3'c no
800 Sc 200 Is I've; o. 3c 100 - s'a.c; 800, y sc
8 - isis January 300 II i;c; 900 II iGc 900 IA ss4c
BOO ii,oc; 800 ~ ssc 100 n iisc 100 ic February.
900 4.c. 900 u Sos March ao II Tc % IA E3sc;
900 5c june 100 ~ 'lsci total H. 100 bales srlnd total
22OO bales ExhangeIJ paid to exchange 100 August Tor
September.
FEATHERS Choice grades and firm Eastern
at c Western, Lvo Geese Prime, 629JGc and South
lrn AT so 01,c.
FiSII-Iry Cod in good demand tho supply better
prices sustained sales Of 800 qt. Goorgcs Bank at
SJdf5 2Di 400 qs Grand Bank at 81 Isl western Bank
not much inquired after and prices nominal at ~ 90
Good Old Mackeiei abont all bought 80 Dbs SOLD at
S13 for No D ssaChuses Shore orer cradles are sell
ing al $3.50; New MackereI st the fish
report catch very light Coo b5ls sold here at is
for No. and sl2 Tor No q NO. Mackerel are In light
stock sales Of 80 hhs at RI To- Box Herring firm and
selling vessel at 49, Barrel Herring are scarce aud no
nal.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The Flour market opened steadier
with moro gene ii demand leaning brands of shipping TX
held With sieldneS- bat tho demand Is ngnt
Wheat brands OEr less nlv At the close tho
market ~ rather better, wh good mana Dr 10" facht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

The Treasury balances at tho close OF business to-
day were, Currency, $2,2OO.0OO; coin, $685.
$50 600; less coin certificates S22, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

II M:.U4oI OidihAfy, Io'; H"" mluniHg II "I'rr'5
las steady.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

Our JOB WORK.-We have paid out
over one hundred dollars for stationery
within the last Two weeks. and have doEc
y fair amount of JOB Work, such as letter
and note-heads, bill heads. envelopes, Sc
This work we have done at Cincinnati
prices, and in as neat style rs 1t could
have been done in said city or elsewhere
We have just made III order to Gin
cinnati for another large amount Of sta
tionery. and We hereby state that all per-
sons who want letter, note. bill, or other
kind of headings. printed in neat style
Or statements, blanks, cards, AEGEAN
have the work done here in the Home
Journal Office at Cincinnati prices. in.
GLIDING cost Of carriage from thar city to
Winchester, and 25 per cent. profit. This
IL far less profit than merchants and TIL
ers make, some of whom send from Win
chester to have such work done. forget
ting, OF. ignoring the fact that the Home
Journal, in helping the people In general
helps them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

backs that know no bonds. The Idea of
being In such close proximity t" an mex
haustlblr coal mine very naturally causes
us to hope that the time Is not fur d'stah'
when our little town will he one OF the
great manufacturing points OF the 'ou'h'
1t will be remembered that the origin OF
Cowan does not date anterior to Nashville
4 Chattanooga Railroad. and we now have
n population of betwt en- 80 and 7b-I dry
goods store, the proprietors doing a lucra-
tive buslncss-a saloon, two blacksmith
shops, md q A No. l hotel that keeps the
best eGibles the country a~fforls-geod
s~nbstantials every dny--and adesert twne
a week OF turnip rolls. Mp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
From HOckervillc.


HoCKERvILLE, TESE, Feb. !, 10.
Mr.. Editor:
After waiting for n long time for som'
one more competent to do so, have con
cludcd to give YOU and the readcrs o.
your excellent paper ZONE Of the dots
In the OIL, district.
Well. %lIockervillc has improved soms
In the last twelve months. There are two
dry goods stores, one blacksmith shop
two doctors and n clubhouse here
There are four gin-louses In the district
that have put up one hundred bales Of cot
ton eacll-say four hundred in all. We
have enough corn and meat to do US. We
have a larger acreage Of wheat than for
,ncrly, and it looks well for the season,
We are not doing very much towards
another crop yet-twO much rain for
blowing since Christmas.
Yours. r. II. w.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

Last Sunday was clad in the "least en-
gaging of the three hundred and sixty
five dres ses IN the wardrobe of the year ~
1t was raw, snowy, dark and dismal. 1t
WIS not calculated to elevate our spirits
at all, and but for II visit from Clarence
Horne, our clever next-doOr neiglbor,
our aforesaid spirits would have gone
down In tally with the mercury that
hangs out IL the weather. Nevertheless,
we were happy. because we saw how hap
py a large cOncourse Of beauties. yclept fr-
males, seemed to be In vending their way
to the Catholic Church. The excitement.
we presume, WA due to the fact that two
innocent persons were to be married this
very morning ut the church. Marriage
pU attract people. Ever since the world
began. IL it ever did begin. people have
shown a most astonishing curiosity to see
who is to he married and how. Last : un-
day morning, despite the blasts Of north
ern winds, beautiful girls subjected their
paniers and furbelows. and their deli
cate, rosy cheeks, to the cruel weather.
just to see the mnrriage ceremony. An!
we fear this was the moving cause OF their
going to church. and the priest seemed to
think so, too. for he told the large assem-
blage us much almost, and when he caused
the members to kneel, and counted them,
no doubt his mental arithmetic was
brought into rcquisition to determine
how many came t. worship God and how
many tor curiosity. But that was a coup
d etat when he dismissed the congrega-
ton. and afterwards performed the mar
rage rite between Mr.. Crawford and Miss
Sharber.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
Nonresident Notice.

Francis NJ. Stewart VS.. WIN. Vaughn
and others.
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, from the Petition
filed in the above cause. which IL sworn
to. that the defendant, william Vaughn.
is a NONRESIDENT oftle State 1T T%ennncssre
so thar the ordinary process Of law cannot
te served upon him.
IL IS therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be- made for tour consecutive
weeks in the Home journal. u ews
paper published in the tOwnO Of Winchester
Tenn, requiring said iefrndlnt to appear
Oh or before the 1T Monday IN March
1873, and plead. answer r. dcmur to Prti-
dion. or the samc will he taken for comics
sed. and set for hearing exparte AS TO him.
Witness my hand, at Office in WinclIcs'
ter, Feb. LIST, 1878.
GLEN. ARLEDGE.
County Court Clerk.
fcb4-4w $50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

All persons wanting good pictures, N
low rates, will find it to their interest t
call ut once and secure them.
Now Is the time--cOme " itliout delay
Remember the words of our SavlO
when the lady Amounted his head witt
precious ointment. The poor yeiNave with
you always, but me ye have not"
DO not wait for iair weather. but come
as soon as you are ready. Room warm and
comfortable. This Is the last chance,
Don't fail to use it,
Respectfully, Yours.
+. NJ. TJRNER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
State Of Tennessee Franklin Go

C.. B. Russey IS Susan Blanchforl ct a's,
Because it appears from the allegation
Of the petition in ibis case. whirh Is sworn
to, that the defendant, Susan Blanchiord,
Is u nonresident Of the State OF Tennes-
see. so that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon her.
1t Is ordered that publication he made
In the Home journal, u newspaper pub
lished In the town Of Winchester, Tenn.
for four consecutive weeks, commanding
the said Susan BlanchfOrh tn appear nj
the next t RIM OF the Circuit Court for
| Fran lin county, ut the Courthouse there
| Of IN the town Of Winchester. on the 4tl'
| Monday Of March next AMI make ,lrfrns'
u said petition. ar tire same will hr fake!
| or confessed rs TO h.r. and SIT iur htar.B-
.y,r,rtr. ". W. ESrlI.L.
Jan. ., '75-lw Si.O Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
IDecherd News.
DECHERD, Tenn, Feb. LIST, ,

DECHERD, Tenn, Feb. LIST, 1875.
Editor Home journal:
There Is hut very little of anything in
teresting about our town at present
There was considerable excitement her,
during the struggle for Seaatsrial honor
i'll the Legislature; but when Il dispatcl
came announcing the fact that Andrew
johnson was elected. tie excitement soOl
abatcd. Mr.. Johnson's friends here wer,
very much gratified, on hearing Of hi
success in that great contest, and hav,
every confidence in him to believe tina
he will stand square to the glorious ole
principles, as embodied in the Constitu-
ton OF our forefithcrs.
The school at Hhjs place is in a prosper
GUS condition. notwithstanding the dis
agreeable weather, nearly fifty pupils are
in Attendance, and. with Mr.. e.. w. Cross
as Principal, and Miss Mamie Stewart, AS
sistant, who are boti, faithful in the dis
charge OF their duties. the school is bound
to be Il success.
A very fearful and fatal accident hap
pened to u worthy and highly respected
young man, Of tlis Observation-Disclosures.
JAN Anderson-oL last Friday night. liz
was working as breakman on II Of thu
freight trains. when, by an unlurky mis-
hap. he fell between the cars, the trair
running over him and fearful!y manslinl
him, cutting one leg and one arm Off Ii:
was picked up and carried to Nashville
where he died on Saturday morning. lii
remains were brought back to this plar,
and on yesterday Sunday he was burl.t
at the family burying ground on the place
of his Grandfather, Nathaniel Anderson
decd. lie leaves a large number OF re-
~lations to mourn his sad death.
Rev. DR.. W.. W. Estill has recently
moved to this place, and become one o
us; and the citizens should feel proud o.
such an addition as the DR." and hi
family. lie will preach at the Pr,shyte'
rian Church in this place oa next Sab
bath, IL o'clock.
Respectfully yours, \.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
From COwan.
CowAN, Tenn, January. ISL

CowAN, Tenn, January, 1875.
Friend Slater:
will you give space in the Journal for
A: short communication from the 10Th Dis
trict? This being my first effort in
writing for the papers. ysu will please
omit anything that is in the least calcu-
late,l to offend the most fastidious. Ny
object in this communication Is to do all
the good possible, and as little harm as
possible, to my fellow man. shall con-
| fine myself principally to t;owan and the
adjacent country; but you will please ex-
cuse me II. in a night. I should Transcend
the limits Of old Franklin and soar to the
site Of Grundy.
1t lie II fact worthy of note that tho VI
entity GCowan Ia the best farming Sec
tion In Middle Tennessee. and the citi-
zens thereof are wide awake to the best
msde of agriculture. All have the best
improved farming implements, with the
skill that remunerates them. Judging
irsm the amount OF produce that Is being
shipped from this point. We claim to b.
a liberal, enterprisinx ~people-will dc
anything to encourage immigration. ",
invite men and capital. While We diffel
in the Interpretation Of the Scriptures. W,
are a unit in politics aud all other matter,
of local interest. We are proud Of Oh,
neighbsrs in Grundy-especially the Ten
nessee toal Company. We admire tbeil
zeal aud enterprise. and appreciate thei
efficiency. Tie whistle OF their euxiue
notifies us that Thousands Of bushels o
their irvorite coal AMI coke ARE bein:
! daily Stripped, to trihg returns in green
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

Last SABBATH was Il damp. cloudy. blus-
tery, disagrecable cay. Tiny fakes Of
beautiful snow sported with the cold
north-whid, and played h~ide-and-seek
through cracks and crevices where light
itself could hardly 70. 1t was just such
= day us disposes us to stay at home with
eur wife and childrcn--those 'household
rods of nesh and blood" with no alloy of
silver, gold. or precious stones. just such
4dLy as rarely fails to engender in our
domestic virtues spring; when We feel
like drawing close t o the hearth AMI
while we poke the fire let tancies--foolish
Jancies, perhnps--crerp through the brain.
And, SO we did not venture out last sun
slay, but read y little. dozed & little.
and played with the children--buildins
little block.hOus~s, while ever and
anon our heart went up In thankfulncss
:. happy for a little while. Twas
hard to Danish II fear that their passage
through life might blend too many shad-
ows aud too many dark days come to shut
put sunshine. But when We gaxed into
the bright eyes Of our two dear little girls
Ind saw how perfect MAS their trust; when
re thought low miserable they would be
We should die, and how miserable we
md wife would be If they shouldl die. Oui
Fart made y leap from semi melancholy
Hhto fhll-Llown giadness. We gave tht
Re another poke, asd forgetting tl,at Goa
~ the coal-houX AS very low, pourct
Bore coal on. aii turned with renewed
Aope to those litlk links that bin u poo
rsn to his hons, which. We are told 1
Aonie, though 1t be never 90 homely. AM
went down bUlUW " the kitchen. AM
Istened 70 the music 0i tive kettle Is |
4chtrped the fad that soMsthing good wa
billing for dinner. And rhen We wen
p stairs aud boked through the window
- the ''state II the weather" and thanke,
Cod our babbs and those We most drarl.
Owe were nosoit IL the cold. And ticI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

To CHANGE HANDS AGAIN.--The Fay
ctteville Express understands, on good
authority, that the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company will take charge
ofthe Winchester and Alabama X. T.. In IA
few days, Messrs. llickerson Il Co.. pres
ent ~lessees, having been released from
their contract.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

At the residence ofthe brides father in
this place, Jan. 9th. by Esqr. j. 4. Mer-
rift, Dir. W. +. Swain to Miss Alice a.
Swain. The happy couple started at once
for Texas--that land OF pure delight which
seems to be the Mecca just now for all
persons dissatisfied with their present To-
cations.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

tdE-If you want stoves, tinware' CRATES
&C.. or guttering done, at Nashville prices
send orders TO Mr.. j. +. Thomas, Tulla-
homa. Tenn. We know Mr.. Thomas per-
sonally. and can vouch that he will treat
his customers we'll. See advertisement.
feb4-2W
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

Workmen, we learn. have c ,me to Win
chester for the purpose Of fixing up the
railroad bridge across Boiling Fork. The
work Is needed, and We wish wOrkmen
could be sent here to build se,cral bridges
across Elk river. But, we have the work.
men here already. What We need Is the
public spirit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

SHooTISG.--We learn chat John Poe,
living on Hurricane, IN this county, shot
and badly wounded John Womack u week
or 70 since. 1t Is said that several OF Dnn'
Lassater's boys were with Poe, and that
WOmuCk was wayluid.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

We are glad to learn that our friend.
Robert Miller, of the 10th district, who
has been sick for some time with pnem-
monia, Is cOnvalesccnt, and We trust that
he will soon be able to show himself to
she fair sex, some Of whom are rapidly
pining away for u sight OF his handsome
face.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

IN GIFTS,
CASH.
PRICE OF TICK


Whole tickets 5000; halves $500; trntlls
or each coupon 800: Eleven Whole Tick
cts for 10000; 81. Tickets for 100000.
The payment OF Gifts will begin the
liitll day after the Drawing. Ticket,
must he presented or sent to Room 1. Pub
lie Library Building. Louisville. Ky :.
where they will br taken up and paid by
Cash Checks upon +ie Farmers and Dro-
vrrs Bank OF Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts. each
part bearing the number Of the Whole
Ticket. Therefore. ~ Tenth Of y Ticket
entities tn holder thereof to One-T-nth
of whatever tie Whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information. address
THOS. +. BRI MLETIE,
Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building, I.ouisv Vile, Ky.
au.l3-td
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

MARRIED, In Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 10th
ut the residence of her sister On. n. Car
ney) Miss Idclla /. Swain to Mr.. &. L
Thrush. Miss Swaia, now Mrs. Thrush
is u daughter Of Judge Josiah Swain, O.
Winchester, and went to Cincinnati ia
October last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

Read u card, in our paper, headed EEK
River Wooden Mills" Mr.. A. J. Brazel-
ton. the polite agent Of these Mills. and
wcll-known to most of our readers, has
shown Us specimens OF cloths manufac-
tured by his company, and they certainly
equal any Eastern goods OF the kind we
ever saw. We were so well pleased with
the samples that we determined upon
having a suit at once. Smith, of the Fay
etteville Express, will hardly know us
when he sees vs. dressed up In Lincoln
county goods, and 1t will be. very re'sona-
BILE on our part to expec. u splendid pun
from his prolific pen. Lincoln county
bids fair to become rs famous for the man
ur,cture Of cloths, cassimeres. &c, us she
il for tho manufacture Of good whisky.
Smith ought to be II happy man--living in
a county where 80 much is made that
goes so far towards supplying all his
wants-Clothes. corn, corn juice, &c.
Happy, happy Smith!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

PERSONAL 1--WE were glad to meet Mr.
j. II. March the other day. lie has been
at Tupelo, Miss, for some time, and comes
back to stay ut his old home awhile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ), 1875,
Remember,

That no subscriber to tho Home Journal
has any postage to pay, either in Or out OF
the county of Franklin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

we aattened baby'a nose against the
window pane, and this was fun to us
because II was fun to her. Bless her heart
Bless the hearts Of all people who are
good, and all children who are sweet like
ours! And. here at home this cherries.
wlntry day, we feel a. II the smile o.
Heaven comes through the leaden clouds
above to cheerall who forget the cares Of
life to be happy at home--to show the wife
and little ones that love Is a star no clou1
can dIm--a fire no wintry days chan chill.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
Wagons and Mules for Sale.

Two good wagons and four mules for
sale. G. b. AUsTELL,
jan2S-2M Decherd, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
BURN ED!

Fair warning to all--read and don't for
get that l viii. positively close my Gal.
lery March LIST, 1875.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
ChancerJ Court Land Sale.

Samuel Reed ct ais vs.. James Rice ell ais.
BY virtue Of \ decree Of the County
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee. pros
nounced in the above cause, at the Feb.u-
AIRY Term, 1875. | will, as Clerk aud Special
Commissioned. offer for sale. at the Court
house door in the town of Winchester. Il
tract OF land OF which Isaac Need died
seized and possessed, containing Ill acres,
more or less. lying in District No. . Ut said
county. Also. "A One-half individual in
ttrest in a mountain tract. containing sou
acres.
Said land will be sold on the first Monday
in March. 1873. it lnirg the frs: day OF
said month. The valley tract, containing
III acres. Is to be divided into two lots
| Nos. l Il 2-tIIc biddings ON the same To
commence ut $1,000 per acre. y plat Of
said valley tract will he exhibited On day
Of sale. Tie One-lalf" interest in the iEOuu
tain tract to m ut : l 90 per acre.
Notes, with approved security will he re-
quirel Of the purchaser. and a lien retain
ed until the whole OF the purchase money
is paid. GLEN. ARLEDGE..
feb4-tds (9h) Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
Public Library Of Kentucky.

Death Of Gov. characterization Of the
Trustres-A Successor Appointed-No
More postponements-prawing Ger
tain February 9th.
At Il meeting ofthe Trustees OF the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky. Jan. Ii, 1875, it
was resolved that &. NJ. Briggs, Esq. who
under the late Hon. ThOs. r.. Bramlctte
as the real business manager Of the gilt
concerts already given in aid OF the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, he und he Is
hereby authorized to take the place made
vacnot by the death OF said Bramlctte. in
the management Of the affairs OF the iittl'
and last giit concert, and that the drawing
announced for February q. lS7j. shall
rositi,"l' "nl ~cr"'"""llly take place oi
that day without any further postpone
ment OF delay on any account whatever
r.. 4 DURRETT. Pr, sident.
JONI 5. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating
t. the 9Th Concert should he addressed Il
the undersigned. ana | pledge myself that
the drawing shall come OF February 27tll
or that every paid Tor tickets shall b.
returned.
q NJ. BRIGGS. Agent and Mana
ger Room Public Library building.
Louisville. ny.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04

SEND for Guide and Map of this route.
(Which will be sent free. by addressing
the General Ticket Agent Internal & Great
Northern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
jan7-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-04
The Favorite Home Remedy.

This unrivalicd Medicine is warranted
not to contain Il single particle Of Mcr-
'ury. or any injurious mineral substance.
tnt Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, n. s., May 3.-The House OF AS
semby to-day unanimously elected NJ b. DesproSay
Speaker
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 3.-The lee IN the
River Neva Ia breaking and navigation Will soon DC
reopened. .
BERLIN, May 3.-Nothing ia known here OF
any memorandum on the Duchesne affair which was re-
ported TO have been appended to the last Belgian h"e
LONDON, May 4.-The steamer African ar
rived yesterday from the Cape of GOOD Hope WIN
5000 IN gold the largest consignment ever sem rom
South Africa One of the nuggets We shs nine pouu'
LONDON, May 3.-The Un'td Cdttohcd OF
Rome comments in bitter the installation OF the
Prince Of Wales as the head Of the order OF Masons IN
Great Britain and declares that this act dehncs hs
can Professionalism with Masonry.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 3.-Mr Huntington
rendered his resignation President OF the COUNCIL IN
order 10 relieve the Government Of any possible enDa
rassmenfs which might through the charges h.ic
against him in connection with penang ls"sutS' AN
Premier declined 10 accept the resignation.
HAMILTON, May 3.-The conservation OF Ut
Fuller a. frst Bishop Of the new Diocese OF Magyar"
took place on Saturday. There was large attendance
OF Bishops from all parts Of Canada ana thc hit'u
states The clergy and aiiy were also present IN arr
Numbers The Episcopaliau pulpiis yesterday "ere
filed by eminent dvibes from q distance