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st from Foreign BoadhOIders.
ENGLIsR CROPs.
The weather Good aud the Outlook
Promising for CereRls-GrRsses
Back Observation-Disclosures Ofthe
Grain 1arEeL-Russt2H
and Amerteen Wheat.

LONDON, June 10. The Mark Lane Er-
STsSs says: The weather last week was very
wet. Ia some parts of the country, how
ever, the growth Snd color OF wheat ln-
proved, and CEREALS ars growing rapidly.
Toe depressing advices of the last sig weeks
were succeeded by more promising ones, but
the pastures are very backward. Winter
wheat has improved, and barley and oats are
teIerabiy healthy. Deliveries of English
wheat az country markets is unreduced,
but the offerings at Mark Lane IS light and
trade fiat, both in town and country. In
ferior parcels are nearly unstable, while
the choicest lots are barely maintained at last
weeks prices, influenced by the improved re-
ports and the increased supplies from abroad.
Local trade is very quiet. Large arrivals of
wheat from America aud Russia weighed
heavily upon business. The weeks business
was desultory, as trade was interfered with
by holidays, but foreign was little altered.
The imports of the week into London, to
Friday, were "A, $50 quarters. The visible
supply in America Is further heavily
reduced, and shipments from North
ern RnssIa, are arriving daily. The
temporary scarcity o. mixed American
maize on spot enabled sellers to
establish an advance of 3G6d per euar.eF,
and the demand was strengthened by the
scarcity ami dearness of fodder. The arrived
cargoes Oft the coast are little changed,
2is Shops being the present value OF sound
mixed, but there are sellers OF large cargoes
for June delivery at zoe. Barley ard oats
slower sale at last week prices, dealers only
satisfying thejr. Immediate wants. Arrivals
at all the ports foF the past fortnight have
been limited, and, after slight fluctuations,
wheat closed steady and but little changed;
Ghirka was occasionally dearer, but inferior
American somewhat reeeded. For maize there
Was moderate inquiry at the late rates.
Barley steady The sales of English wheat
last week were, 20, TAI quarters, at As "a,
against 80, ga quarters, at 49s, corresponding
period the previous year. Imports iatQ the
United Kingdom TOE the week ending May
3lst were: $685. huudred-weisht of wheat
and 120. GA hundred weight of -four.
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LOUISIANA.
The Property Owners Of the Parish or
~. Nary Opposed to Repatriation
"a Suggested Dy the COnstI.
tutIOHaI Convention.

FRANKLIN, June 10.-At meeting repre-
senting the views of two thirds, if not the
whole of the property holders of the parish or
st. Mary, the following was adopted:
ResOlped, The Reputation of the State debt
as contemplated by the msjority report of the
committee on State debt appointed by the
convention would result in great and perms-
nent Injury to the best interests of louisiana
that we believe in an honorable arrangement
WITH the EoEdhelders that may leave the
State credit without bleraish, with bonds
bearing four per cent. Interest,
Protest from Foreign BOadhOlders.
LONDON, June l0.-At the request of a
committee of Louisiana bondholders the
chairman of the council of foreign bondhold-
ers has sent Protest to the governor OF
Louisiana against any attelApt Of the State
convention now attempting to reduce the
State debt as arranged under the refunding
act of 1874
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CaNCHH 81 ATE.
The " OrE Of Decorating for the 5aeng-
crfsst, whfcI Commences To-day,
COmpteted-Tt will be
GraHd Affair.

CINCINNATI, June I0.--The work of deco
rating tae city for the saengerfest, which
commences to morrow, has been proceeding
rapidly for the past two days, and the streets
now present q most brilliant appearance, al
though the profusion is greatest along the
principal thorouehfares. There is scarcely a
square in the whole city without some hOli-
day emblem. A number of beautiful arches
have been erected and decorated, and to-
night many illuminated fronts are displayed
in the German quarter. The procession to-
morrow will contain about ten thousand
people, comprising various singing societies,
military and other associations. The first
concert will be given to- morrow evening, and
will comprise Mendelssohn's oratorio of St.
Pa1l
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CHICAGO.
The Arrest OF the HighyyaYNsen ssh0
Robbed the Negro Bank Mes
senKer-The Facts as to the
Diamond Robbery, Etc.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The facts have just
come to light of the diamond robbery which
occurred two weeks ago. At that time Mrs.
Henry L. Murray, of No. 544 Wabash avenue,
had two thousand dollar diamond ring
stolen from her. st hrst young gentleman
friend of the family was suspected; but,
rather than iplure him unjustly, the matter
was kept quiet. Last Saturday afternoon,
during Mrs. Murray's absence from the
house, her jewelry casket was nhed OF its
contents, being jewelry worth one thousand
dollars. Suspicion was then directed to a
young woman, but, as no certain proof is at
hand, no names will be given. Mrs. Muir
rays loss, occasloned by the theft of her
diamonds, will not be nearly as large as re-
ported last night.
THE BANK MESSENGER ROBBERS.
For two days the police have been busy
arresting all the well-known thieves In the
city, tbs theory being that the robbery was
participated IN by several persons, and that
the two perpetrators were only part of a
gang. Colan, one of the arrested men, was
seen IN the vicinity of the corner where the
daring act was committed Saturday, and the
others have been identi led as highwaymen.
1t is believed that most of the money has
been or will be found. Henson, who carried
the package of money which was stolen, has
been locked up on suspicion. 1t transpires
that the thieves had made several previous
but abortive attempts to intercept the mes
sengees. The men above named were taken
along with the other crooks, and suspicion
was fastened upon them after their capture.
JURY SECURED.
A Jury in the trial of VIM. Carey. charged
with the murder of Max Hegwein, on the
seventh of June, was secured to-day, and the
trial will proceed.
COMMISSIONER FINK
Gives notice of reduction on through
freight rates TO TIE Missouri river points Of
five cents on second and thitd Glasses.
FREIGHTs REDUCED.
Il IS r4mored that notwi hstanding the re-
cent GgreemeE. o. the Ma ara Falls confer
cree of fifteen cents on grain to eastern
points from Chicago, that several agents are
now contracting for freight at ten per cent.
per hundred pounds.
PED EsTRIAR.
NJ c. M'Donald publishes a challenge
backing George Guyon for six days walk
against 'LearY, Grassland or any other Pc
destrian for five hundred dollars side, all
the gate money to go to the winner.
WHEN you see a bright baby pleased with
itself and everybody else, be sure that DE-.
Bulls baby syrup has been used. Only Csc
a hottie
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stage Robbed by MIghwnymen.

Fort ROBINSON, NEB.,- June 10.-The
daily passenger coach of the Sidney and
Black Hills company, which left Sidney
Monday morning. for Deadwood, was stopped
few miles north of Cheyenne river on Tues
day at midnight by five masked robbers, and
the passengers, four In nnmber, were robbed
of their money and valuabes. The mail
sacks were cut open and their contents
thrown on the road, the robbers taking the
registered packages. Having made a sue
cessful 'clean W, the robbers allowed the
coach to proceed on its northward journey.
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Saturday, July Ia, 1s7O.

within legal hours, the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, tO-wit: An unOi-
vided interest or moiety In the following described
tracts. viz Lot No of the Shelby tract, contain
ing I29l5 acres; lot No. 2 of the Ward tract,
tanning I1o14 acres; and the east end of lot No of
the Ward tract TO be laid of By a line running
north and south through said lot to ley of the
occupied by e. C. Hughes and to comprise so acres
and for a more particular description CT which
lands reference Is made to the plat on file in this
court in case OF H. b. WillfOFd vs.. n. r. WillifOTd
ct Al, and 10 the decree VeStlng tnS ttie IN x A.
page l7Q; said lands were conveyed t. W. Il ard
Thomas Pearcs by J. NJ. and r. A WllifOrd b. De sd
dated March q, 1876, registered In book IL, pdge
I27 in Registers Office, to which reference Is MADE.
Terms of Saloon credit o. Z and 3 mon rs;
purchaser executing with satisfactory personal
Security; lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879 r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Estes q El.rtt. BlRelOR & I'M. AttOrpeys.
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at Friendship driving park opened under the
new management, with one hundred and
twelve entries, including some of the most
noted stock in the country. The weather
was warm and sultry, and it IS estimated
that twenty-five hundred persons were pre-
aant
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NOTICE Tf- CONTRACTORs.

POARD OF Eire aud Police Commissioners, Tax.
j ing District Shelby county, Tenn, June D. 1879.
Sealed proposals VIII be recsived ny US until Monday,
June To- 1879, al , O'Clock noon. for the following
Work 70 be done, service 20 be rendered, and mate
rial to be furnished, % the Taxing District OF Shelby
from railroad CepCts or river landing the stone
blocks Tor paving; the taxing and setting of curb
stone etc 10 such points as may hereafter be des-
ignated; ths furnishing Of all sand and gravel; the
forming and laying of cutters. the laying down OF
stone block Daycment- Including all other work con-
ueaed with aud Incidental 10 the entire cOmpietion
Of Such streets or parts OF streets (ready for uSel
upon which Inc said materials may be laid down ;
Ia all, .fGeteen to twenty thousand square Yards.
Specifications and other Information will be fur
niShed on application to the District Engineer. The
board reserves the right 10 reject any or all bids By
order OF the board d. T. PORTER, Prest.
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WASHINGTON.

The Ingalls, Case in a Rather Dubious
COnditiOR-HOnOrs to Federal Hero
- SpOffOrd Kellogg Contested
Election Case-Banking and
Curreney-COnfirmat
by the Senate.
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WEATHER lrnICATIoNls.

WAR DKPARTHrEET, OFFICE ca. sIs. OFFICKa, I
WASHINGTON, June IL, am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio GALLEY
rising .toIlotoed IN the t0estey7l portion By
falling barometer, ioiHds mostly from south
east to southwest, nearly stationary temper
atlsre, partly cloudy 'oeatheT and local rains
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Chancery sale of Real Estate.

No 1914, X. 1851, b )-ChanceTy Court OF Shelby
county VIM. 4. Moore & Co. vs.. Thomas P5arce.
10y virtue Of an interlOcutOfy decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 9th day of
April, 1879, NJ B "a, page 2l6 L will sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse Building. Main
street IL the Taxing district OF Shelby county, late
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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Yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
1-1Gd; Memphis cotton, 12 3.4c; NspO Or
cans cOtton,!12 PC; Nero York cott,n. 13c.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DOARD OF Fire and Police Commissioners. Tax
u ing District Shelby county, Tenn June >. 1879.
sealed proposals VIII be received By us until hufs-
day, June u, 1879 at 2 o'clock noOn for the fol-
lowing work to be done, service 10 De refdIe aie
material 70 be furnished to the Taxing District OF
sandstone and one 400 carloads limestone Tor
paving as per samples at the engineers oiee Spec
ihcations furnished on application 10 the engineer
OF the Taxing The b0arG reserves ths rghs
to reject any or all bids BY order of the board.
ID. 7. EoRTER, President.
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Chancery of Sale of Real Estate.


No. 2S45, r. 1852, H)-ChanceTy Court or Shelby
county-Wm. r. Moore i Co. vs.. " H Rearcs-
DY virtue OF an interlocutOIy decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18TH day OF
April, 1873, NJ b. "a, page 2l6, Will sell at public
auction, the highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk
and Masters Office Courthouse Building, Main street,
In the Taxingdist Of shelby county, late city OF
Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday. JaIy IL, 1879,
within legal hours. the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, tOBit: An un1i-
yided interest or mOiety in the following described
tracts. viz: Lot No of the shelby tract. contain
ing 1898 acres: lot No o. the Ward tract, coz
tanning l014 acres; and the east end OF lot No Of
the Ward tract, to be laid OF by a line runnilg
north and south through said lot 50 as to lay of the
house and grove around the same, now or recently
occupied by &. G. Hughes and TO comprise 30 acres
and for more particular description Of which lands
reference is made 10 the plat on e IN this court In
case Of II. B. Wllford n. K. Wlliford ct al, and
to the decree Vesting title in r. A. WfOrd regis
tered in Registers office, I'm book 50. PAGE l79;
said lands we're conveyed TO w. 81. and Thomas
Pearce by J: n. and L. A. Wilhtold By deed dated
March q, 1879, registered In book H. page III in
Registers Office, to which reference is made.
Terms OF Saloon creIit Of and Ii months
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; lien retained; redemption barred This
June 10, 1879. R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes Elicit Bigelow q Hill, Attorneys,
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For the Future-The Decentralization
Of Silver on Large Scale Possible
The Kaiser's Golden Wedding
and the Cars Fear of the
NihiIist ShOck-EngIish
Races, Etc.

LONDON, June 10.-The duke of Edinburg
more as admiral and superintendent OF the
naval reserves, at the expiration of the lat
! ter term In November.
Sir John Meller, justice of the queen s
bench division, will formally retire from ju
dicial life to-day at the adjournment of his
court.
The Ascot stakes were won by Ridatto;
Mycen8 second, Bay Archer third. Eleven
ran.
On Ascot heath to-day the race fer the
Prince of Wales priz9 brought out eleven
starters. The winner was Wheel of Fortune,
! who was winner of the Cakes at EPSON; Ad-
venturer second, Rayon third
The race for a gold vase, given by her
majesty, was won by Isonomy; Silvia sec.
ond, Cashier the Eighth third. Oaly the
three mentioned ran.
NEWCASTLE ON-TYNE, June 10.-Hanlon
gave Bright long start yesterday, and
passed him by the time half mile had been
| traversed.
Elliott has tried the boat which he will
use in the race. The boat weighs thirty-oue
pounds, and has slid Of twenty three inches
The seat has play of fifteen inches.
Betting is twelve to five on Hanlon.
Hoggins has challenged Boyd to a match
over the Thames championship course for
| two hundred pounds a side.
The second deposit has been paid In the
match between Nicholson and Plaisted.
LONDON, June 10.-J. A. Forbes & Co.,
commission aud banking agents, Bombay,
| have failed, IN consequence of advances on
| Improbable consignments of cotton. 1t is
stated that the liabilities of the firm are
| heavy.
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Italy

ROME, June I0.-Four soldiers and several
civilians nave been killed in disturbance
occasloned By the collection of taxes at Gala
tabiano, Sicily, and troops have gone from
Catania to suppress disorders.
The waters of the river Pc aye spasiling,
but the surrounding country Is desolated.
MAEToA, June l0.-Another dyke on the
river Pc has burst, aud the waters pouring
through tie break have done immense dam
age. In the province of Martua the inunda-
ton took by surprise upward of twelve COM
muues. The inhabitaats arc completely
destitute, an3 are eae1mped on the dykes.
The scenes OF distress are heartrending.
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I = z q
4 deed executed 70 me, as trustee. by Joseph r.
kIOsby, on the tenth day OF April AID. 1873, which
is Of record in the Recorders Office Of Critenden
county Arkansas, I'm Record book 4, pages 226 and
227 will offer for sale for cash. at the courthouse
door, in SOmerville, Tennessee, on Monday,
june SS, ES19. the following described real es-
tate lyiRg in Crtieldsn county. Arkansas. tO-WIt:
W p NV II sec. -. T q n, 3 Z; EEI5 NV Il sec.
"a, o n, 3 =; 81 "a sec. "a, 8 a. 8 f: all sec.
%, 7 n, 3 r: Sc Il sec. Il, 7 N, Z; SW Il sec
ID, Il Is n, . r; SW u sec. 81, 7 Z n. <; Sc d SR
u - T n, s. +, making in all fifteen hundred
aud twenty acres lying both sides of the Memphis
and Biftle Rock Railroad. and being about miles
frcm Memphis, Tenn. Property viii be sold as 4
whole Titie believed 20 be good but will sell and
convey only trustee
y
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Awarded higies -ri=s CSstenniai 1ZPosl' son io'
me ohelriRg quastss and ercsst5s aud tastl9 cef-
aaer Of ssoeet.gtag Gad 6aroEig Inc ees{ sohseSe
initiated inferior goods see that aoks2Fis B7ss ie
OK every plug. Sold by all dealers. Send for ssTn5e
free. to G. A JACKSON ( c.. Mfrs. Petersburg Va
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Notice.

THE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves under ths arm name of BEL 4CH Il
BRASIL for the purpose OF continuing the Dry Goods
Business az 2I3 Main street. and the Coal and Wood
Business, at corner Second and Washington streets,
Memphis. Tenn. II. BEACH.
June Z. 1879. b. BRASH.
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Attachment Notice.

pEFOHE ]. ). GALLOWAY, j. P. for Shelby
Ii county, Tenn.-William ShuttleV Orth VS.. JAS.
TrowbTidge
In this cause an attachment having been sued out
under section 3455 of the CCde Of Tennessee, and
returned levied upon the property OF the defendant.
ana affidavit having been MADE that defendant Is
indebted 10 the plaintiff In the OF 500 80 with
interest With credit Of S22 so thereon due by note
and that the claim IS just, aud that the defendant is
nonresident of the state of Tennessee: 1t is
therefore ordered that said defendant make his per
sOnal appearance before me, on the second day OF
July. 1879, at u O'Clock M at my office, No. "a
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed by law,
or the same will be pFGceeced with expaTte; and that
q copy of this or1eF be published once a week. for
four weeks, in the Memphis Appeal This 27th DAY
of Nav 1879. TWedl j. S GALLOWAY J. p
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Germany,

LONDON, June 10.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin states that the amnesty to be proclaimed
| on the occasion of the emperor's golden we'd
ding does not include recalcitrant priests and
Ultramontanes, and the Ultramontanes are
greatly disappointed in consequence.
Germany IS seriously offended at the right
of search claimed and exercised by Peru,
of German vessels, and strong protest de-
| handing explanations is about to be dis
patched to Lima.
BERLIN, June 10-The principal streets
have already been decorated and German
| sovefelgns and princes are arriving hourly to
| attend the emperor's golden wedding.
The statements OF the Imperial bank of
| Germany shows an increase in specie of
three million five hundred thousand marks.
LONDON, June 1n.-A correspondent IN
| Berlin denies the truth OF the report tele-
graphed thence on June 9th, stating that
Germany had decided to address a note to
| the European governments on the improper
and inhuman character of the war in South
America and suggesting joint interference.
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WIEN you see a bright baby pleased with
itself and everybody else, be sure that DE-.
Bulls baby syrup has h9en used. Only Csc
bottle.
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RICHARDSON
RAILWAY news BUSINESS.

dds will be received until II o'clock nOon June
u 14th. for the privilege Of selling Newspapers,
Books, Fruits. Cigars etc. and such other articles
as usually pertain TO a Railway News Agency, over
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, for the Pc
Rod Of one year ending June 15 1880. Payments
to be made monthly in advance. The right reserved
to reject any or all bids. JOHN A. CHANT.
General SunpTutaDdaTlt
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CABLE NEWS

From All the Ends of the Earth Set
ting Forth the Hopes and Fears of
MOnarchs and Peoples, the Poll
cies OF Empires and He.
publics and the
Prospects
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1 27p Prizes. amounting TO-. 100. .g522 500
. en-. & Z. RSeauFeERrtI. of La. aHt2 sen.
=. Il. EARLY. OF Va. Commissioners.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
TO the Office of the company in New Orleans. Write
for circulars or send orders to II. Il. bAUPHIN,
y. .. BOx $50. Rev Orleans. La, or to No,
q West Court street. Memphis. Tennessee.
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France.

LONDON, June I0.-A Paris dispatch says
the sc-nce in the chamber of deputies during
the balloting on the motion sor ine prosecution
OF neCagsGga~c WAS Indescribabie. Levert, a
Bohapartist, aud Morgue, radical, actually
came to blows and had to be separated.
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NJ. C. M'Donald publishes a challenge
backing George Guyon for a six days walk
against O'LearY, Grassland or any other Pc
destrian for five hundred dollars side, all
the gate money to go to the winner.
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~ httsCr- AtChttN Qtc lcfa
). Fg'tltS, 81. TsllthS, 81.

APPROXIMATION EBlAES.
400 Approximation Prizes Of $500. $1,000
100 Approximation Prizes OF 100. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes OF TO-. 1880
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II REM EN-.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW On
LEANS. VIA HAYHE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA
.gFE@ws. The steamships of the North Ger
Is AAAka226 man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows
NurnberR. ........ October is About Nov. 10
Hanover ....... November ID
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana
Havana, and on their homo trip at Havana and
: : - PRIOEs OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen Boutham Dton or Havre 70 Hay~
ana or New Oreane-Cabin, $3.50; StoernRe. so.
From New Orleans to Southampton, Havre OK
Bremen-Cabln $3.50; Storage. 34s.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabtn. vs.;
Storage. SIS.
dren under one year. free.
n. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr. Peter II. Err
hard in Galveston, Ia authorized TO Issue steers
age passage orders at the following through
From Bremen to Galveston. IA
From Bremen to Indianola. rs 90
The com panY reserves the right TO change the
route. of the steamers. their advertised days oil
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans Issued BIZ the UNDER
For f rs. SB9 aso'SaSRRlssiEs4 agRi Agents
ausl " u Union stress