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She manages wen o. Axm,
his girl that b gently hfed,
Te9agh scares seere Of happy y.s
Fatherless, motheriess, y0ang,
Left With tender brood
OF hrothezs and sisters small
She works for the children's good.
30, mp In the enrly morn,
She's out with . steadfAst win;
6he visits the garden, field and farm,
And the Orchard upon the hill
The butter from the yellow cream
Il made with her own fair hands;
She works with q hearty win to keep
This home with its fertile lands.
Show me . lovelier rose
Than the iush Of this maiden's cheek,
Az she gathers the apples rosy and ripe,
Or rides the black horse sleek;
SHOW me hirer sight
Than this same woman's hands,
Busted ct daily household tasks,
As well As al tiIling lAnds-
What though no father's eye
See that the works well done,
Is not this woman brave and true,
Faithful a. shines the sum-
Dressed in her homespun gown,
Living healthful Hfe,
ac=t.e GAn6 aaAd fas AVE-,
Whether as maid OF wife.
She manages well the farm,
This maid with deep blue eyes;
With voice that charms ike music rare,
In her low and son replies.
Well win those children say
In the distant years to come:
Sister, you have done well;
You saved rs the dear old homer
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Some years ago their lived in GER
tain city o merry set Of Dotchmen whose
mirth was not always Bgulated on the
cold-water principle. Joh B. was prom
inent member. One particular night the
malt had got abune tn meal" and to-
ward the sma' hours tW of his friends
found him sitting disonsolste ON the
curb-stone not Ear from IL bachelor quar-
ters. As they were rssing he asked !:
" Do ye ken where Jimmy B. lives ?''
g You ere Johnny B. yOirself," was the
reply. HI ken that, ma, said Johnny |;
g but whaur does JohnnyB. live ?"
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
LIVE OAK AND ROWLAND BLUFF RAIL
~ Road COMPANY.

DR. AUTHORITY or AN ACT OF THE LEG
~ ialature OF the State Of Florida, entitled - An
oon Of Railroads and Canals y and annroved TeA-
ruAEy - 1874, notice is hereby given 8 required
oy said ack that company has been formed under
the name OF the Live Oak and Rowland Bluff Rail-
road Company" to be invested with eli the rights,
powers, privilege and franchises conferred upon
companies formed under said act, for the purpose
OF constructing, maintaining and operating q rail-
road Tor public use in the conveyance Of persons
and property. The main line OF said raiIroad win
be about twenty-three miles in length, and win be
constructed from point ct or near Live Oak, In
Suwannee county, to . point At or near ROWland's
buns In SuwAnnee county.
b. 8 HAINES
WI p. HARDEE,
HENRY Il DRANE
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY DEMANDS
IA sgAinst the estate Of John d. Branch, late Of
present them 16oaf dg. e &c e4s SReS e.
aAmnstrAtor; and all creditors, legAteea, and per-
sons entitled 20 distribution In and 70 the estate of
the said John D. Branch, deceased are hereby noti-
aed that their claims and demands win be barred af
the exprAtioa Of two years from the hrst publIea-
ton Of this notice, unless exhibited TO the under
signed, administrator Of said estate.
d. ". GWYNN, Administrator
January -, 1S62-Sw-4047
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To al waOm Il may c0Wcsz:
FOUR WEEKS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA
Il ton of this notice, We viii apply to the Hon
D. g. Walker, Judge Of the Second Judicial Circuit
Of Florida at Chambers In the city Of Tallahassee
for &uthority to sell and convey certain real estate
situated in Wakulla county, in said State known u
the Mcbride Place." and described sections one
~. two ( and twelve Q2. except twenty (20) acres
less of said last named section the south
side Of Wakulla river, and the northeast quarter
also, twenty (2O acres Of the southwest quarter oi
section eleven Q1) in township three (3 range one
Oh west, containing two thousand and eighty acres
more less said lands to be sold a. the property
of the estate of j. J. r. Love- late of Gadsden coun-
~, deceased, to pay debts
EDWARD LOVE,
Z. c. LOVE,
Jan "a, 1S82Aw Administrators, &c
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Notice of incorporation
OF THE

st. Johns and Halifax Railway COMPANY.
NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
~ the Legislature of the State of Florida en-
titled 80 An Act to Provide . General Law for the
Incorporation Of Railroads and Canals" and ap-
proved February 10, 1874 notice is hereby given, as
required by said act, that a company has been
formed under the name OF the st. Johns and Hall
fax Railway Company, to be invested with all the
rights, powers, privileges and franchises con-
ferred upon companies formed under said act, and
acts amendatory thereto, for the purpose of con-
structing, maintaining and operating railroad for
erty The said railroad to be about forty five miles
in length, and to be constructed from Rollestown,
in Putnam county, on the st. Johns river, to q
point the Halifax river, in Volusia county, near
New Britain, passing through or into the counties
of Putnam St. Johns and Volusia
.. j. WHITE, San Mateo, Fla
SYDNEY l. WALES, Washington, D. C..
W. B. BARNETT. Jacksonville, Fla.
December 30 l8SI-3m
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
ChattahOoehee and East Pass Railway
COmDanV.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIs-
- lAture of the State of Florida entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals" and approved February 19,
1874 notice Is hereby given, required by said act
that company has been formed under the name Of
the Chattahoochee and East Pass Railway Com pany
to be invested with all the rights powers privileges
and franchises conferred upon companies formed
under said act, for the purpose Of constructing,
in the conveyance of persons and property. The
main line of said railroad will be about sixty-fve
miles IN length, viii be constructed between point
at or near ChattahOOchee, in Gadsden county, to
the waters of the Gulf of Mexico 1t some point on
the southern boundary line of Franklin county, be
tween the eastern and western boundary lines of
said franklin county, and viii pass through into
the counties of Gadsden, Liberty and franklin
81. 8. HAINES,
WM p HARDEE,
HENRY NJ DRANE.
December 27 IsS1-Sm
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NOTICE.

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATERs, AND PER
n sons eutitIed to distribution Of the estate of
Charles P. Chaires late Of the county Of Leon de-
eeAsed, are required to present their claims the
this notice win be plead In bar q thair recovery
and ell pefsous indebted 70 said estate win make
payment Immediately to the executOrA
SAMUEL p. CHAIRE4,
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
Executon, &e
Jauuarv & I662-6m n NJ
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There seems to be no end 20 the W.
nety of woman's whims. A MrA Miller.
of Washington City, hss swapPed q one
eyed husband for one-legged lover, and
has thrown in q rsady-uade family Of
children TO boot.
1T il well to hsye your zeal for ~
forming the woris begin On yourself
Affer you have faished the work nesded
then you may with Justice extend yoar
efforts to yo- neighbor's case
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IA forlorn-looking American said
I've tried everything could turn my
hand 70, bat couldn't make anything
answer; and now Pm ping up among
the rocks, where they - there's . won-
derful echo, to zee If en- make that an
swer."
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sPm glad Rilly had aase 70 marry .
settled old maid, said Gandma Wmkum
ut the wedding. Galss 20 hitytity, and
widders y % kinder eeRruliH and up
settin'. Old maids is kiAer thankful and
wilIin' 70 please"
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Indian River and Manatee r. r.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvRN THAT IN AC-
IN eofdAnce with the provisions Of an act Of the
Legislature of the State of Florida, entitled An
Act to provide for the Incorporation Of Railroads
and Canals" approved February 10, 1874, we, the
undersigned, have formed . company to be styled
the Indian River and Manatee Railroad Compa-
n.y." for the purpose of constructing maintaining
passengers and for other purposes, from ntusvilIe
on the Indian River to Barlow, thence to Fort
Meade, and thence to point at or near the mouth
Of the Manatee river distance Of one hundred and
fifty miles or thereabouts, and passing through or
into the counties Of Orange, Brevard, Polk and
MAnatee. JOHN E HARTRIDGE
ALBERT T. WILLARD,
L. G. LESLIE,
J. Z. YONGE
Januarv 81 IS82-9m
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Discharge Notice.

- The undenigned, executors of the last win end
Testament ef Joel B. Je4eoaf, deceased nfs Of Leon
ceauty etA4e of HloEiaA wfl presses their HnAl e.
eeents 70 The Hoa- wn 7. Byrd, oesnfy Jadgs Of
eeaton. J. Il. PEkkINA
GE0. w. JEETCOAT
Sept & 1e81-0m Ixneutora
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NOTICE.

December Ii, 1sS1-Sm
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Mr.. A. 81. Hilzheim, the well informed
and practical manager Of poultry, of Jack
son, Miss, writes for the Southern Live
Stock Journal as follows:
:" have found that prevention is the
best cure fer fowls. The man who wrote
the axiom, IAN ounce of prevention il
worth pound Of cure" certainly must
have owned some fowls that disease had
attacked; for Of all things that live and
breathe, they are the the most difficult to
treat when they get down right sick.
With whatever ailment they are sffected,
the first thing to be done ID to remove ali
sick ones 20 distance from the well cnes,
and having placed them in dry warm
quarters, 60 TO work Immediately 70 tzeat
them. Don't wait, bat take them in time
Procrastination with . aick fowl means
death. Formerly, before ! learned to
keep my hen-hoases dry and clean, and
the drinking waGef pure and fresh, had
great deal Of trouble with NY chickens,
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WORK AND WAGES.
what the TOiIers are Dofng-At the Gus.
tOmhousc-A Misstatt ment.

The coopers are wanted in the Trades
Assembly,
Broom akers, though few, are an impor-
tant element in the industrial avocations oil
the city.
Carpenters and joiners report their bust
ness as good, with a suficiency of men for
the work in sight.
than usual at this season, though there are
men enough here to fill orders as fast as
received.
Brigham, get out your candy-makers
there are enough of you here to make re-
spectacle showing. Remember, Sin unity
there is strength"
At the customhouse yesterday the brick
layers and hod-csrriers demanded the ad-
vance, and secured it, Mr.. j Jarrett Biddings
conceiving it to be to the public interest SO
to do.
Why are not the plasterers making a
move? Though business is dull in their line
Just now, and 81 so per day is no fortune,
there is better times in store for them if they
will ally themselves on the side of the right
John Silk, the champion centennial
horseshoe- maker, ia open to a challenge for
an hours work from any iron-pounder in the
United States. Man and money; ready at
Harry Dreive'z, Monroe street, between
Second and Third.
All oi you VINO Uol' "nSlnet a. inc ioiSe,
bench, base, or on the wall, remember to put
in an appearance at the Union picnic, the
date of which, with other details, will be
made public after the meeting OF the Trades
Assembly next Sunday.
The statement made in the APPEAL yester-
day morning that Mr.. Ed Flanagan had con-
ceded the advance of fifty cents per day de-
manded by the bricklayers Saturday night is
an error. Only half his force are at work
There is talk that he and Haynes will COM
biue forces to help one another out.
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A SAVOY FIRE.
Three Houses ON Union Street Come
Under Its Sway.

A lively, sauey little fire took place yes
terday morning, beginning at the residence OF
Mr.. L J. Semmes, No. III Union street, be-
tween 10 and IL o'clock. The flames gained
rapid Roadway, and large crowd of people
soon collected. Beginning in the kitchen the
fire soon embraced it entirely, and then en-
tered the rear of Mr.. Semmes's residence, and
traced its way to the lattice-work of Mrs.
August Berton's private clearinghouse,
spreading to her house and also to that OF
the Widow Conrad, next door. Although
the fire was a very serious one, some very
ludicrous incidents were connected with
it. Several very excited ladies were
possessed with the idea that they
must save something Consequently they
kept plunging into the various burning houses
after precious articles. The results were en-
tirely out of proportion with the efforts
made. Instead of appearing with silver
churns and jewelry, they emerged from the
burning houses with the most worthless
articles. One old lady came running out
with broken parssol and castor; another
with her hair done up in curl papers; another
came out triumphantly with croquet NAL
let, and she could not have been more salts
fed if she had saved one of the houses. The
residence of Mr.. Semmes was damaged about
$50. A number of valuable pictures we're in
this house-a collection of more than fifty
years-which were fortunately all saved
Mrs Bsrtons loss was between $500 and
$500. The loss on Mrs. Con RAIDS house was
some $500, and her loss ON uninsured furni-
lure was $500.
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a plain straight forward path in which
Ms. Long msy walk. One of two WAYS he
must choose. The advice given him 10
kindness By his friends las be says) is plain
IL the counsel he ought to follow. First, he
can accept the decision Of the presbytery as
intended for his good and for the good Of the
church; he can bow to the same authority
which is exercised even over the gray-haired
"Father in Israel" Second, if he does not
choose to do this, he can respectfully give
information TO the presbytery that he de-
cliues to be subject to its jurisdiction. His
name will then be quietly erased from the
roll. without the least unkindly feeling, and
he will be free TO preach when, and where
and what he chooses II he does this in a
proper spirit, whether he breaches here or
elsewhere, none will more heartily bid him
God speed than his brethren in the Memphis
Presbytery. When he speaks of ''usurpa-
ton" aud "popery" as characterizing the con-
duct Of even those who voted for him one
year ago. but who are now In conscience
bound 10 vote against him, when ne init
mates that a court OF Jesus Christ has gotten
"down into the dirt OF a corporation BUSH
ness" surely, in the use OF this language he
does himself cruel injustice. Such utterances
call for no reply, and l touch them not.
All ministers should have learned from the
sad experience of by-goHe centuries
that preaching the gospel OF peace is better
and sweeter than "fghting in the last ditch"
and if Brother Long wishes to preach Christ
and save souls, the way to do 80 is as open to
him as to any man. He admits Ia he re-
fuses to follow the advice of some of his own
best friends; he turns deaf ear TO the ten
der expostulations of some as sincere hearts
as ever throbbed in kindness toward him; he
listens not TO the words of one who at Somer-
vile spoke to him in presbytery with the
tenderness of a brother; he refuses the coun-
sci of rresbytery; says he will turn away
from synod announces that he wall not sub
NIT to the authority even of the General
Assembly, and declares he will flight on" to
the end. If this be the seed sown, what
shall the harvest beW
FIIGFNF DANIEL.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DINNER-25c at II Jefferson street.
THE Memphis Floral Company are selling
out their surplus stock at auction sale, on
Main, near Madison street.
FOUNTAIN HOSE REELS, g; Hose, price
as per quality.
J. A. BAILEY, 2e5 Second st.
You can throw a pair of Celluloid Eye
Glass frames on the pavement without
breaking them. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticians.
AN elegant lady, after entering several
Offices, was very much vexed, for she knew
from what she had heard that it was not
Wesson Bros new Dental Rooms, 318 Main
reet, over Levy's trunk store.
A TONIC administered through the stomach
il generally exciiant and apt to derange
functional action, but DR.. Holman's Pad sup
plies the tonic by absorption, AMI is there
fore the proper form of remedial application.
A trial will prove how important is this
form of cure.
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Women's Christian Association, No. 80 JEFF
ferson street, to-day "wednesday at o'clock
pm. All are most earnestly and cordially
invited 10 attend.
The steamer w. P. Halliday, which ar
rived last night, made the run from New
Orleans to Memphis in three days and seven
heurs, against rising river and head winds
all the way up. She made twenty-one
freight landings. Actual running time, two
days and twenty-three hours.
Officer Dallas Lee yesterday arrested a
colored brakeman, William Richardson, as
a fugitive from justice. He is charged with
shooting A. Portal, hotel keeper at Court
land, Ala, some twelve years ago. Sheriff
Alex Hefin arrived yesterday with a requi-
sition for Richardson, and will escort him
home to-day.
w. a. Beason, of Gurleysville, Ala, has
written to a prominent merchant OF this city
that he saw an article in the APPEAL about
fencing in the town. He has 10000 posts
which he wishes TO dispose OF, and he wants
to know with whom he must correspond in
order to sell them. He thinks the fencing in
OF the town is dead sure thing.
When the attention of Judge Smith, the
chairman Of the County Court, was called TO
the wants of the pesthouse, he very prompt
ly, on his own responsibility, ordered DIR.
Brown to procure the necessary kettles and
apparatus to render the pesthouse free from
the inconvenience under which it has been
laboriDg. When the court meets 1t should
direct its attention to the fact that the pest
house should have two convalescent wards.
AT a called meeting of the Red Cross
Society, held at the office of Green & Beas-
ley last night, the following committee was
appointed TO aid in the distribution of the
carload of seeds donated by Hiram Sibley
& Co., Of Rochester and Chicago: J. A.
Hayes, jr., chairman; John r. Goodwin, B.
J. Semmes, n. Fontaine and james Lee, jr.
A resolution thanking Mr.. Sibley and his
agent, Mr.. Vary, in behalf of the society
aud in the name of the people of the lower
Mississippi valley, was unanimously
adopted.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A yorsaken Brother.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
As / was about to board the steamer John
Overton, for this place, the sad intelligence
reached me of the death of DIR. Watts, very
prominent colored doctor and druggist, on
Beale street. He was a regular graduate of
the Tennessee Colleg e, and for more than a
year ne resided in Forrest City, where he,
together with DR.. Anderson, carried on a
very extensive practice. He returned to
Memphis last fall and opened drug store on
Beale street, where he did business till he
was taken with the smallpox. The circum-
stances of his death are somewhat startling
to me. The doctor was a member of the In
dependent Order of Immaculates, and of late
having become somewhat financially pressed,
fell little in arrears with his lodge, in con-
seqence of which he was refused a nurse
when stricken down with the smallpox, and
was suffered by his lodge to be taken to the
pesth0use, where he died this morning. Now,
If this is the way we are to treat our promi-
nent men, and men too, of our orders, for the
lack of few dimes, when the corroding
teeth of ravsging diseases seize them, then
think it will be long time before we obtain
that high recognition due broad principles
which SO nobly characterizes true manhood.
1 am sure they did not learn that lesson from
the white people. And while / am slow to
censure, l certainly am not quick to con-
done the members of his lodge for the cold
charity shown that brother.
REV. NJ. F. A. EAsToN,
MARION, ARK, May IS, 1882.
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PERSONALS.

VISITORS on Change yesterday: J. w.
Hansell, Early Grove, Miss; E Cornie, New
Orleans; J. W. Burbridge, New Orleans; DIR.
]. P. Douglass, Wythe; A. Kushelevsky and
Aleck Leveche, Russia.
THE Rev. RUFUS G. BURLEsoN, DID,
president of Waco University, Texas, is in
the city on his return from the Southern
Baptist Convention, and will preach at the
Central Baptist church tonight. All are
invited to attend.
THE Rev. JAMES A. LYON, DID,, who was
for many years pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Columbus, Miss, and more re-
Gently professor of neral science in the Uni
versity of Mississippi, died on Monday last,
at the residence of his son-in-law, Eagleton
M. Smith, in Holly Springs, aged sixty EIGHT
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Led AstFay.

..FERSASDISA, NASSAU Co., FLA, March p 1850
81 have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found it to do what is claimed
Tor it. The last bottle and two packages did
me no good and were worse than nothing: l
see it is not put up by ]. H. Zeiliu Co.,
aud not genuine, and a waste OF money to
buy il. l would &c glad to get the pure and
genuine. Send me some from honest HANDS
with red z and Zsilin & Co.'S signature on
wrapper). The fictitious stuff sold will injure
some one badly Your obedient servant,
70--0 BENZ. T. RICH"
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WHY. Certainly,

To be sure, l always in looking around see
where l can do best. l have been in every
house in town pricing goods. must confess
have satisfied my inquisit.ve nature, and 1
feel perfectly exhausted, and now am fully
convinced the only genuine bargains to be
had 10 boys and children's clothing are at the
GREAT WESTERN, 227 Main.
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MISCELLANEOU
SUMMER BY THE SEASHORE.
THE HARBORAGE,
North End, Asbury Park, New Jersey.

TNHESE new and newly furnished cottages, fac
l. ing the ocean, within a short drive of Theron
aud Long Branch, viii be opened June LIST. Surf
bathing, fishing, grabbing and boating. Rooms
for the city or Eeashore can now be engaged. Ad
dress MRS. BULKLEY,
h No Xnrt
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Patent Lawn FOuntains.

Only 81 25, on exhibition and sale at the
Goodyear Rubber House, No. IS Jefferson
street. They can be attached to any hose,
and will throw water in a revolving spray a
radius of fortv feet.
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THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE, edited by the
Rev. DR.. Tamage, of the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle, fills void long felt by christian peo-
pie. The May number is unusually full Of
timely and appropriate reading matter.
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Twenty-Five feet 3-hose and nozzle, s. so.
Fifty feet s-hose and nozzle, SIS so.
Fifty feet 3-hose, nozzle and reel, s..
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNE No 20 Madison street
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit. Cour.-Pierce. Juage.

Calendar for to day: 6713, Richard Miller
vs. ]. H. johnson; 1922, Lillian Anderson
administrator, VS. John Pittman; 6746 s. NJ
Jones VS. Thomas II. Allen; 6S31 P. NJ
Hodo vs. G. w. Foster; 1854, Thomas Green
VS. William Clark, agent.
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SiIIxworu Eggs

For sale. Send for pamphlet, practical
Silk Culture in the South"
P WALLACE McKITTRICK.
Practical silk Culturist ana Reeier
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EIoYd,s Candies.

Made with great care and finely favored,
and will compare with any in the United
States. We send them by express to all