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Thos. A. Adams,
Sam'l B. Newman.
Sam'l I'll, Kennedy,
John Phelps,
Adam Thomson,
Henry Abraham,
Victor Meyer,
Edward J. Gay,
Joseph Bowling.
Simon Hernshefm,
Simon Forcheimer,
Jos. B. Wolff,
r. B. Post,
Ed. Pilsbury,
Jno. q. King.
Reuben G. Bush.
nov11 "
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THREE CHOICE TWO STORY BRICK
STORES AND DWELLINGS COMBINED,
Forming the Northwest corner Of Rampant and
Gravier streets.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE @. G..
DAVIS. SR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 39077.
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IN THE MATTER OF
MRS. EUPHRoSINE CoNAND,
WIDOW OF THE LATE J. B. LETOREY
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The Trustees, In conformity with amended
charter. submit the following statement of tho
affairs of the company on the 3Oth of April 1s77s
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Fred'k Camerden
j. L. Harris,
Andrew Stewart,
Joseph Stone,
George Martin,
Alfred Moukon,
L. c. Jurey.
Edward Nalle,
Geo. W. Sentell,
A. Levi,
VIM. III. Matthews,
Paul e. Mortimer.
John V. Moore,
W. B. Conger,
Henry M. Preston.
J. j. Irby.
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The Board Of Trustees this day resolved. that
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
CENT Capital Stock of Company. that dividend
Of TWENTY PER CENT In cash be paid on
MONDAY. June H. to those parties entitled to
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-06
| Communicated. |
BAYOU SARA, Oct. A, 1877;

EDITOR SENTINEL.
Dea,. Sir:-I see that tho National Cot
ton Exchange has passed resolutions in
relation to 'silc pieces" notifying ship
pers that three (3) pounds per bale will
be deducted on account Of their use here
after; and further asserting that all le-
gal necessity for their use has ceascd.-
This is all entire miSstatcnlcnt of facts.
On tho contrary, the law imposes the
most cxactiug regulations upon common
carriers for carrying cotton which is not
wholly protected by the bagging.
In self defense common carriers must
protest against the disuse Of ''side-pie-
ccs" OF other complete protection to cot
ton bales, and require all bales, as far as
practicable, to be covered by the bag
gins.
The resolutions above referred to have
given much dissatisfaction among factors
in New Orleans, and anticipate that
they will be materially modified by the
New Orleans Exchange.
Yours truly,
J. BURRUss MCGEuEE,
Pres. w. F. r. r. Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-06
DEATH OF MRS. MATTE ELLIOTT.

Matte w. Elliott, wife of Calvin A..
Elliott, died at her rooms i'll the st.
Charles block on Thursday morning. at
three O'Clock.
Mrs. Elliott had been an invalid for
years. Several times she had stood very
near to the gates of death but youth.
and hope triumphed, and she came out OF
the shadow and filled her place in the
world of life with g,acness and courage.
She had much to live tor. Affection in
generous measure was hers, from the
hour of her birth to that of her DEATH
The only daughter of o noble mother,
who was with her in her last hour; the
and comfort the object of his life !; the
mother of son who loved her with a
romantic devotion; and the pride of o
large circle of devoted friends, she had
more to make the solemn gift of life
valuable than many women have. And
yet, like all other human souls, she was
not exempted from suffering. Of q proud.
pure and sensitive nature, the shafts OF
envy and the cruel arrows Of malice were
sometimes directed against her. The
human love that surrounded her, al
though great and sheltering, was power
less to shield her from every ill: Disease
robbed her Of her strength and bloom,
and death, which is rarely kind, to her
was cruel. She suffered for several weeks
from typhoid malarial fever, and death
resulted at last from inanitiOn. For
hours, which seemed years Of agony to
those who loved her, she lowered on the
utmost limits of life, as though 10th to
leave q world where she was held so
dear. At last in one glorifed moment
the immortal, page of existence for her
was opened and the mortal one closed.
To the writer. who knew and loved
her, she had often talked of death, its in
finite promises and infinite mysteries,
and it's strange, unknowable possibilities:
Whatever it. comprehended that we did
not understand, she was strong in that
fait h which is the sum of all faith, "that
the Judge of all the earth will do right
Mrs. Elliott was still young when she
died. The circle of her life held only
forty beautiful years. Twenty-Five OF
these-all her married life have been
passed in Indianapolis. Until her mar
riage she lived in Bayou Sara, Louisian a
although BON in Jetfersonvil1e, this
State.
She was singularly whole-hearted and
| unsel6sh in her friendships, and no one
| ever heard her speak an uncharitable
word of another woman.
She was d member of the Catholic
church. Father Bessonies administered
the last sacraments of tho church, ant
sent the prayers of the faithful after hel
! soul when it started on its journey tt
God. Tho funeral will he held at St
Johns Cathedral to-day at two o'clock
Indianapolis Herald.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR $1,000.
or cotton

The property situated on the top of
the Hill in st. Francisville, we'll improv-
ed, consisting of two lots of ground. The
improvements consist in a 40 40
dwelling house with large bed rooms,
three down stairs and two upstairs, a
dining hall, kitchen &C., nearly new and
in good order.
A building situated at the corner of one
of said lots facing the main streets which
lead into St. Francisville, and measuring
IS feet in length by % in width--said
building has been used as store, is near
ly new and in good order. Another
building suited for store OF dwelling,
with two large rooms and gallery, situa-
ted at the end of one of said lots facing
the main street measuring 40 n 80, is also
new and in good order.
All of said property will be sold for the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, one thous-
and cash and the balance in ono year
with interest; insurance and policy to be
transferred to the vendor thereof. Or
for twelve hundred dollars cash.
Apply to Samuel j. Powell ESQ.,, Atty
at Law, or Mrs. E. Weber, St. Francis
vile, La, or to Jos. Gondran, Donaldson
vile, La.
Sept.2a.77
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Communicated. I
BAYOU SARA, La, Oct. Sd. TT.
To Editor Sentinel

BAYOU SARA, La, Oct. Sd. IT..
To Editor Sentinel
In reply 10 an editorial in your
last issue charging the officers Ct
the r. E. Lee with inhumanity I
am authorized by Capt. Campbell
to say that after diligent investiga-
ton into the facts Of the case that
you were misinlormed. There was
a young man who evidently had
been sick and who came on at a
landing above here and went ashore
at this place Of his free will and
accord. That he had paid no pas
sage and his destination was un-
known to them. He also request
ed me to state that his orders to
his officers arc peremptory on that
subject, that is to take no action in
regard to those unable to pay pas
sage without first reporting each
case to him. The reputation Of the
officers of the steamer r. e. Lee
for liberality and assisting the un-
fortunate whenever called on is too
we'll established to suffer by such
reports. Respectfully,
E. w. WHITMAN.
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seIt Still W;lveS''-Among

seIt Still W;lves''-Among tho
solid papers that have lived through the
hard times, we are glad to see the Old
time and favorite STAR SPANGLED AN
NER. This ever popular paper begins It's
10th year with 1873, and deserves to De
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column paper-every issue actually
crowded with charming Stories, Poems,
Sketches, Wit, Humor, Fun, Puzzles and
Rebuses-fue Illustrated Poems ana
Stovies. 1t is national favorite, and
should be in every family In its 'kosue 3
Corner" every swindler, quack, hnmbug
and fraud is fully exposed. None need
ever be swindled if they will but read
the BANNER. Try it one year. Only 70
cents year, or with six fine chromos, or
All elegant dictionary, only 81. Trial trip,
3 months, only 10 cents. Specimens 6
cents. We advise every reader to try
this great family paper three mouths
only one dime. Address STAR SPANGLED
BANNER, Hinsdale, n. II.
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PROCEEDINGS
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of West Feliciaua, ,
OF THE
POLICE JURY OF WEST FELICIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Feliciaua,
October LIST. 1877.
The Jury meet in due form, the follow
ing members answering to their names,
IT, ", Dederick, v. D. Walsh, Thomas
A quorum being present, the Jury pro
ceeded to business. The minutes OF the
preceding meeting were read, corrected
and adopted.
The Committee in regard to establish
ing q Ferry at the town of Bayou Sara,
submitted a report which was approved
and adopted.
Bill Of Feliciana "Sentinel" for pub.
fishing list of Jurors and Police Jury
proceedings for amount $22.50 was APP
proved.
Resolred, That the sum of $500 be and
the same is hereby appropriated for GER
tain repairs OH the Court House.
TREASURES REPORT.
There is little to add to my former re-
port. As after this day, the 1st. Mon
day of October. no evidence of Indebted
ness or warrants for payment OF monies
shall be issued by any officer, of any
parish or municipal cornoratior, except
against monies actually in the Treasury.
1 deem it proper to again state the cash
or monies on hand:
Bridge fund of 1877, $1,000. Taxes of
1875, SLABS. Contingent fund of 1877,
$14.0O. All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. CHAS. L. FISHER.
Treasurer.
Resolved, That the President of the Po-
lice Jury be authorized as soon as
he may be informed of the concurrence
of the Police Jury of Pointe Coupee, in
the report of the Joint Committees, OF
tho two parishes in the matter of a Ferry
between the said parishes to advertise in
CONNECTION with the President of the Po-
lice Jury of the parish of Pointe Coupee,
and the Mayor of the town of Bayou Sa-
IA, for bids to establish said Ferry in &C
cordance with the terms of said report.
Resolred, That the sum of SLABS shown
by the Treasurer as standing to the credit
of the Parish for the year 1875, be trans
ferred to the contingent fund of 1877 and
the same be held to pay the contingent
expenses of the sheriff.
Resolred, That the Treasurer be author
| lied to pay to w. w. Leake, Atty, tie
Court costs in the case of the Police
Jury vs., A. j. Reynolds, out of the con.
tiugent fund of 1877 shown to be in cred
| it.
There being no further business before
| the Jury, on motion Of j. j. Winn, the
Jury adjourned sine die.
| J. w. DEDERICK,
| G. NJ. MILLER, President.
! Clerk,
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To OUR PATKoMs.-Now that the crops
ara going to market and our frieu ds are

To OUR PATKoNs-Now that the crops
are going to market and our frien tls are
about to realize the result of the years
labor, we feel justified in appealing to
them to come forward generously in can
ceiling any debt they may owe to their
parish paper. They will, one and oil,
bear US out in the assertion that we have
not been importMnate. Realizing, to its
fullest extent. the severe stringency in
the money market, we have made 1t a
point of duty to get along with the least
possible expense and with as little
annoyance to our delinquent patrons rs
the requirements of the paper would
permit. We now most earnestly request
all those who know themselves to be
indebted to us for subscription or adver-
Using to extinguish their Indebtedness
without the necessity Of a special dun.
If our friends will but take this matter
into earnest consideration they will real
ize the justice of our demand.
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As,onjshinx success.-It is the

AstOujshing Success.-lt is the
duty Of eyery person who has used Bos-
ctiEr,s GERMAN SYRUP to let it's wonder
full qualities be known to their friends ,i IN
curing Consumption, severe Coughs,
Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in tact
ali throat and lung diseases. No person
can use it without Immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, ana We
commend it to the poor dying consamp-
tive. at least to try one bottle, MS 40, 600 doz-
en- bottles we're sold last year, and no one
case where it failed was reported. such
a medicine as the German Syrup cannot
lie too widely known. Ask your Drug
gist about it. Sample Bottles to try SOLD
at 10 cents. Regular size IS cents. For
sale by all Druggists.
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TCommunicated.]
WARD OFFICERS.

WEST FE11c1AxA, October 3, 1877.
EDITOR SENTINEL:
Dear Sir:-Having noticed in last SEN
r1wEr. that stops have been taken, or pro-
posed, with a view to petitionlng the
Governor to commission certain parties
magistrates and constables in the
parish-in place of those persons declared
elected, but who have not qualified
deem it my duty to lend what assistance
may to the endeavor, by stating the
views and position Of the Governor, in
order that the action may result speedily
in the qualification of the wishes of those
concerned.
NY name has been repeatedly men-
toned in connection with the matter OF
tho non-issuet of the commissions, and to
nv hands the business was entrusted
during the session OF the Legislature
I then did all in my power to attain tho
end, but tho subject was postponed by
the Governor for the purpose of investl-
cation.
On a late visit to New Orleans called
on the Governor Con Sept. 25th) to learn
where the hitch was, with the following
result:
He Cthe GOVERNOR stated that there
wore no vacancies in the parish which he
could fill; that the fact of commissions
having been sent to the parish and adver-
TIED for moro than thirty 1907 days, and
not called for, did not constitute va
cancy; that there was no time fixed by
the law ,cithin which a person elected
should qualify; that ifthe parties elected
should formally decline the office, that
wonld constitute vacancy,-or if after
judicial proceedings had, tho offices were
declared vacant by tho proper legal trl-
bunal, that would also constitute va
cancy. The law he cited for his conclu--
aions is contained in the revised statutes,
sections $3.50, 1852, 1858, 1854 and 1855.
These sections gave rise to the impress
sion that there was limit OF thlity
DAYS prescribed ,Uithin which person
elected may be compelled to qualify or
the Office would be ipso facto vacant and
could be filed.
Whereas tho sections of the revised
statutes referred to relate only to an oath
which should be taken and filed with the
Secretary of State within thirty days
the failure to perform which would con-
stitute a vacancy-all of these sections,
Us thoy related solely to the oath or oath'
required, fell and ceased to be legal re-
ouirement when the oath or oaths to
which they related were de cided by the
Supreme Court to be nnconstltusiona'.-
This decision was rendered in the case OF
the State ex rel Leonard VS.. jackson,
published in twenty-seventh (27) An
nual, page SAL.
Yours truly,
J. BURRUsS MCGE1EE.
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New Advertisements
Fl. ARNAUD'S
NEW BARBER SHOP AND HAIR
DRESSING SALOON,

Tn Iryine's building in the room lately
occupied by John Ring, Bayou sara
Lonisiann, Sept. l, ~
r. F. BETHANY'S SADDLE
AND
HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT
Irvine Building, Bayou sara.
4 LII work done promptly and substan-
n tally at lowest cash prices. Spe-
cial attention given to repairing.
Sept.15,'77.
ROBT. SEMPLE JR. JOS. l. GOLSAN'
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ACARD TO THE MERCHANTS OF
WEST FELICIANA.

THE planters of the Parish are suffer ing
GREAT loss from the constant pulling OF
Corn out of their fields, and would re. 70.
spectfuliy request the store-keepers o, of
st. Francisville, Bayou Sara ana the II.
parish generally, to cease the purcha SO OF
corn until after the 18th OF Move III t DeI
when the crop will be harvested ana the
title in same will be defined.
PLANTERS.
Sent. goth, 1877.
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The Cincinnati Star is one Of

The ncinnaii Star is one OF
the best as we'll as cheapest paper IN the
whole country. The weekly edition,
which costs only one dollar year, is as
large as any of the two dollar city week.
lies, and much better than most OF them
1t is made up of interesting reading for
all classes, and in all SECTIONS of the
country. Next to your Parish paper you
can not do better than to subscri be tor
it.
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CENTEN AIRY Or
JACKSON, LOUIS

WILL RESUME it's q,
w LIST Monday in Octr
a competent corps of Prof;
branches of preparatory a,
schools and first class en-
fully taught. Tuition i
school, 45, aid in college
session of forty weeks
Stewards Hall $40 per ,
private families at CORES,
rates. For particulars n
address, &. G, A
Aug.1S.3m-
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MNVSRVASAAG&
$1,000 WORTH FOR $3.50

The cheapest and hest way to reacl.
readers outside OF the large cities is by
using one or moro of our six lists of over
1000 newspapers, divided to cover differ
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logucs containing names Of papers, and
OTHER information and f0l estimates, adj
dress Beals j. Foster, Al Park RO'c Times
Buildiug), Ne,U Ierk.
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HyHE MORNING STAR AND CATHO-
Lie MESSENGER,


i Lie MESSENGER,
ESTABLISHED FEB. 6, 1868.
Is issued every Sunday oy the Catholic
Publishing Co. of which the Most Rev. N !,
J. Perche is President.
Tho STAR is first class weekly news
paper devoted to the publication of art
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Of the day, as we'll as choice miscelan-
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it welcome visitor in every family.
Send for sample copy. Subscription
So 90 per annum. Office 1le, Poydras
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MFRS, H. L. BETHANY,

MFRS, H. L. BETHANY,
DRESS MAKING, BRAID1NG, PLATING,
&C., executed in tho best style and3 at
reasonable rates. Residence opposite
that OF T.. w. Whitena.n, Sun St., bayou
Sara.
Sept. 22' II. ~
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Ter A. C. Gore
Marshall Doxcy
,lood Chas. Coles
,son johnson Seebery
Imam N. b. Riddle
otton A. 7. Gastrell
Littleton Jones
Nv Moses Rosenthal
lilo Reuben Ellis
liner X. II. Johns
.er Jerry jenkins
Ter TheOdnlc Leonard
lton Nat Cheatham
es J. o. Bcvin
Priam Stirling
eets j. b. Garfield
70 Ep;lrahim Clark
we'll Chas. Stirling.
.iborn Daniel Rettig
Il Geol ge Row
'herson jeff Hamilton
AXE Edward Baines
Edwards LeOnidas Crouch
Jr Horace Thornton
rty VIM. Moore
SECOND WEEK.
on Row Abb Peterson
Alex. Carey
ms Sargent Percy
ing Green johnson
q Ben Franklin
" j. F. Roberts, Sr.
ell Tolbert Banks
KEEL Kemp Mattingly
s S. l.. Lavergne
* Hugh Council
Smith Robt. S. Percy
Geo. Luckett
Iull w. r. Halle
Q Max Fischer
Use n. Green Rhodes
l the Clerks Office this, the
september, 1877.
l.. w BRANDON.
CALVIN GOODMAN.
RROW,
rll 7th Judicial Dist. Court.
ST..
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e D T. q A ITO
EhA S111S J
COL Lee
Holly Springs MI
le49. .....CHARTEREn

Location central and y
knOwledgc1 one of the he'
South-with full corps ~ J
teachers. Terms mNIaro ,
Ian. In every respect n
ton of the highest order
nual session will comn'a,,
the 10th day of Septembs,
catalogues and other ipfor,
w. Ola
Aug, 11thT7.-2.n.
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EMPLE g. GOLSAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
st. Francisville La,
Will practice in the Courts of West
Feliciana and Pointe Coupec.
Sept.29'77
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w HITWORTH FEMAL

Brookkareu lN;ss;
On New Orleans Jackson
ern Railroad, 12S Mile.
Orleans, La,
WW Reopen September 2
Number of Teachers. .
Number of Pupils.
Number of boarding Pun
Number of Music Class,
All the departments ore
Charts, and Apparatus i
Charges are low. Dress ,
No extravaganza allowed.
alogne. H. ,
August
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TArchbishop Bailey died at Newark,
N. j., at 10 a. NJ, OH the Sd instant.
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LIST OF JURORS,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA,
rlorLia Office

Be it remembered, that on this, the
third day of September, A. D. 1877, We'
G. NJ. Barrow, Clerk Of the Court, Calvin
Goodman and Lane w. Brandon. qualified
electors and members eff the Jury Com
mission, did assemble in tho Court House
in said Parish and did proceed to draw
from the appropriate box, the following
names, who are to be summon
ed to serve as Jurors at the next term OF
the District Court, commencing on Mon
dav the fifth day ofNovember, A. D., 1877
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Terlns Only 81 s.

Terms Only - s.
The undersigned havil,,
unexpired lease of Mess
a. o., in the above hot
session of tho same, and
of announcing to his fri.s
lie that it will be keps'
summer for regular andn
and day boarders Oh
LIBERAL r.
No pains OF expense % o
insure the comfort of tes
The hotel will be ely
refited and returnishetr'n
mer. -
CuAS. e. Ell
no
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MAX FISCHER. Al
~ & y . ENs
S, w. Corner of Fl
Streets.
B.dYOU SA
AVE CONSTANTLY
IL at prices conform
times, full and complete
gcafls, Ladies Dress Good
er's articles, and a genera
fancy and staple dry good
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mulls, Piqucs, B
| op Lawns, Lin
DreSs Linel
ques, Grcna-
dimes, OTgandy
| Muslins, French
! Pcrcalcs. Jri,h
| ems, Bnbt,i,]
| Laces and
| Parasols
ty. Umbrcl-
! las, assorted styles
| and qualities. G.
| cos, BIcacI.c cd (
| CambriCs.
| Ch:ldren|
Gents
| Cashmere
| Cottona d
| Jeans, DENNIS,
|--ings by the yard
We invite an inspected
assortment of Ladies, q
and Boys Hosiery, and X
Thread, Gallntlets, Ties,
broiderics Laces, Ruchin
dies Ready-made Under y
fumery, Toilet, Articles, a
He have on hand also, 1
selected, stock of Ciothin
Hats and Caps and IL gen
Of gentlcmens ,lnder-wea1
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and ST.
Provisions, western
Plantation Supplies.
the renowned Singd
Machine and its
attach m Q p
Special NOTICE.
ers of the outstanding ella
ednesses due to the late
Fischer e. Co.
The Citizens of East Fd
Coupee, and Wilkinson
will find it to their inter
age to open up a trade y
ders from abroad promptlI
filed.
~ Highest market pr
ton