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Supplrufrnt to (The Savannah Hails Jerald. The Savannah Daily Herald Fraianism in Ireland. GREAT ShIZURK OF ARMS IN BELFAST. Ou Wednesday last the Customs’ nutliori ties in Belfast ssized two tierces of pistols ou board the Fleetwood steamer Prince Alfred. One of the casks was consigned to a hard ware merchant in town ; but that jjentlemau, it is said, denies any knowledge of the con signment, and suites that he has received no invoice ot the goods. The tierces were re moved to the “Queen's Warehouse” by the Customs’ officers. Some of the pistols were revolvers aud they were all of a superior description. It is reported that before the departure ot the Prince Alfred from Fleet wood, the officers of customs at that port took possession of seven or eight cases ot rifles and one or two tierces of pistols, which were either on board the steamer, or about to be put on board. VoeCLiB SYMCUHY WITH THE CAUSE. The Castlebar prisoners charged with Feuianism baa been let out ou had, and the Ciinnaught Ranger stales that as soon as tne intelligence- was communicated that the prisoners were to be liberated from custody from three hundred to four hundred of the inhabitants of the town wended their way to the gate of the county prisou, where they awaited the appearance of the patriots.— Lou-- alter the latter had sought their own bourns the crowd tilled the streets, mauilesl ing the utmost sympathy with the liberated. WHAT THE POLICE FOUND IN ULSTER. ;From the Loudon Shipping Gazette.J There is a good story told to the effect that information having been received of arms being concealed in an Ulster parish, the local magistrate look unto himself a number ot mounted constables and set off in quest ot the contraband goods. They sought all day in farm aud byre and barton, und found nothing. Their search continued through the niuht, and at last their perseverance was re warded by seeing at two o’clock in the m ru ing a li-riit streaming through the cliiuk ofuu outhouse. Clearly there was something wrong here, and so the building was sur rounded, the door burst open with the bint end of a carbine, and the eager magistrate and police broke in upon a very much astonished farmer, who was attending a fa vorite sow in her confinement. The police could not stand so absurd a joke, and burst out iuto a fit of laughter as inextinguishable as that of the Homeric gods. The nmgistraie saw the thing iD a different light—saw him self a butt until his dying day—and so he gave the farmer a soveteigu to mend his door and hold his tongue. The Jamaica Insurrection. Late Central American papers contain ac counts of the progress of the Jamaica insur rection up to the 19th ult. The fury of the blacks seems to have reached its culmina ting point on the 11th, when a mob of some fouc or five huudred of them assembled at Morant Bay, and supplied themselves by force with arms and ammunition from the police station of the town. They at once at tacked the court house, whither the local authorities had betaken themselves for safe tv and had gathered a few of the citizens Au assault ensued, which was upsucceaslul until tbe assailants fired the building and the inmates were forced out by the flames. They were all seized by the rioters and slaughter ed aud their corpses outraged in eveiy way that the devilish ingenuity of the mob could devise Some were disemboweled; others beheaded; arras and legs were torn off; tongues und eyes plucked out. In some cases these thiugs were done before death. Fourteen whites are known to have been killed—among them some ot the most influ ential and esteemed residents of the town, and twenty-live, including one woman, se verely wounded. The local military trace was called out, and a number of the leaders of the mob had been caught and tried by court martial. Over oue hundred block* are said to have been executed. No fears were entertained of a lresh outbreak Tue following places had been burned by J The town of Mancliionel, Mulatto River, Elmwood, Rose Cottage, Fair Prrapecl, Bostqu, Castle Fairy Hill, and Deans Val ley. Odd TiTLts of Books is Formkk Times In 1(196 a pamphlet was published in Lon d„n entitled -A Most Delectable Sweet Periutued Nosebay for God’s Saints to smell at.’ About tbe year 1649 there was publish ed a woik eutitled ‘A Pair ol Bellows to blow oft the Dust cast upon John Fry,’ and another called ’The Snuffers ot Divtue Love. Cromwell's time was particularly tamous tor tale-panes.’ Tue author ol a work on Chanty entitles bis book • Hooks and Eyes for Be vers Breeches.’ Another, wboproiessed a wish to exalt poor human nature, cads bis labors, • Hinh-lieeled Shoes for Dwarfs in Holiness. And another •Crumbs ol Comiort-for the Chickens of the Covenant.’ A Quacker, whose outward man the powers tbai were, thought lit to imprison, publish ed ‘A Sigh of Sorrow from the din ners Zion, breathed out of a Hole in the Wall oi an earthly Vessel, known among Men by the name of Samuel Fish.’ About the same lime there was also publisbed, •The Spiritual Mustard Pot, to make a Soul sneeze with Devotion ; Salvation's Vantage- Ground or a Looping Sand lor Heavy Be lievers.’ Another- A Shot aimed at the Devil’s Headquarters through the lube ot me Cannon ol tbe Covenant. Tins is an author who speaks in language which the most illiterate reprobate cannot tail to undei;. stand. Another, ' A Reaping-hook Weil tem pered, lor the Stubborn Ears of the- c mtng Crop; or, Biscuits baked m the Oven ot Charily, carefully conserved tor the Chickens of the Church, the Sparrows of tbe Spirtt, and tbe sweet Swallows ot Salvation. lu another we have the following description of Us contents: 4 Seven Sobs of aisomivvlul Soul for Sin, or tbe Seven Penitential Psalms ot the princely Prophet David ; whereunto are also added, William Humius Hand u, of Honeysuckles, and divers Godly aud Pithy Ditties now newly augmented. The Wedding is the Clouds.— The latest sensation in aeronautics^ -tbe wedding toUi bv balloon—came off, as advertised, irOni Prolejsor Lowe’s Amphitbeatre, New York, the even, drew together a great crowd ot spectators, bud considerable interest was manifested in the eletails by those preseu.. Tne oiigiual programme ol performing the nuptial Ceremony in mid-air was materially modified, the marriage taking place at the Fifth Avenue Hotel belore the trip. Ibe balloon blurted about lour o clock, having on board the newiy-married couple, Professor Lowe aud a little daughter ol tbe bridegroom. Ho tar as learned, tbe trip was an enjoyable one. The names ol tbe bride aud bridegroom were Miss Mary West Joukius, ol Si. Louis, aud Piotessor Joint F. Boynton, oi Syracuse. MaNuracruKKßs' Profits.Tbe editor of the New Euglaud Farmer, 1b bis laat ‘‘note* of travel,” auys : ‘•A stay of lour hour* at Lowell gavo me opportunity to learn that most ol tlyi mills are in oporatli u and euruing large dividends tor stoiukliolden. I was tolu by a gentleman winiuwiial onoverMUlt with the luiiuulaeiure ol cotton, that, uo all light OBIUW goods « profit of (mu dollar U made on every pound of enllou used I" Tim lataat news from Msulsus states that • lenersl Meagher, Urn new Si crelary Os that ten limy, utei wlllt a gland rmwpiionlrnw the mvi tal itubs ol Um Kenlaus on nil af- Itvsl at Virginia illy, aud that he made a jhUg sputa h to them Letter from Wirz to tl»e President. The following letter, without date or sig nature, was written by Wirz’s owu lisud to President Johnson four days liefore his exe cution; but his counsel, Mr. Schade, deemed it unadvisahle to present it: With a tremoling hand, with a heart filled with ihe most conflicting emotions, and with a spirit- hopeful oue moment and despairing the next, I have taken the liberty of address ing you. When I consider your exalted po sition ; when I think fora moment that in your hind rests the weal or woe'bf millions —yea, the peace of the world—well may I pause to call to my aid courage enough to lay before you my humble petition. I have heai and you spoken of as a man willing and ready at all times and under all circum stances to do justice, and that no man, how ever humble he may be, need feai to ap proach you, aud therefore I have cogie to the conclusion that you will allow me the same privilege as exteuded to hundreds and thousands of all. It is not my desire tmrin tention to enter iuto an argument as to l lie merits of my case Io your hands, if I mi rightfully informed, are all the records and evidences hearing upon this point, and it would lie piesumptiou upon my part to say one word al oat it. There is only one riling that I ask, aud it is expressed in a It w words, pass your sentence. Foi six weary mouths I have been a prisoner V for six mouths my name h is been in the mouth ot every one; by thousands I am considered a monster of cruelty; a wretch that ought not to pollute the earth any longer. Truly, when I pass in my mind over the testimony given, I some times, almost doubt my own existence. I doubt that I am the-Capt. Wirz sjiofcen of. I doubt that such a'mau ever lived’such as he is said to be, and I atn inclined to cnll ou the mountains to tall upon and bury me aud my shame. f He closes, after a long and incoherent pe tition for mercy, with : • I may perhaps suffer a violent death. I am not guiity, and God judge me. I have said all that I wished to say. Excuse my bokluess in addressing yottj-but I could not help it. I caunot bear this suspense much longer. May God bless yv>n und be With you. Your task is a great and fearlul one. In life or death I -hall pray for you, and for the prosperity of tbe country in which I have passed my happiest and darkest days. Anecdote of General UrwU und, Bishop General Polk. _ A correspondent of the Oimflnnati Com mercial tells the following pteusiblc story of a bit of sharp praciice V Llw °on General Grant aud the Rebel Revert nil Geueral Polk. While the General was in commaud of tbe post of Cairo, Bishop General Polk, General Pillow and General Frank Cheatham, of the Rebel army, were at Columbus, Kentucky. Flags of truce were occasionally sent back and forth between the tyjoji'aces, aud the opposing Generals W*re generally present.— After the conclusion' of business it was fre quently the case that wine Would be brought forth, and toasts drank at parting. On one occasion General Polk proposed a toast which he said all Could drink. Those present filled their glasses, and lio gave “To General George Washington.;’; As bo paused, pur posely, at the end of the name, the compa ny commenced to drink, .when he added, “Me first Rebel” General Grant had his glass nearly finished by that time, and it was iio use to stop, but exclaimed: “That was scarcely fair, General, but l will be even with- you some day.;" The laugh w as, of course, somewhat against him, but the com pany parted in good humor. Some two weeks alterward another flag of truce was sent down to Columbus, General Grant ac companying it. Alter business was over the Rebel General produced tbe wine, as usual, and General Grant adroitly turned the conversation iuto State Rights, on which subject Southerners always loved to dilate—their rights being the alleged object for which they claimed to be fighting. He allowed them to proceed at considerable length without attempting to refute auything, and they were perhaps flat tering themselves with the idea that they were converting bim from the error of his ways. At length he arose to go, and pro posed a toast at polling. Glasses were filled, and the Geueral rose and gave “E jual rights to all." He then made a pause, as General Polk had done, aud when all were busily drinking he added, “white and black." The horror of the chivalry at being inveigled into driuking such a heretical toast may easily be imagined, and they were rather disposed to feel angry until General Grant remarked, “Now, General Polk, I think I am even with you lor that Rebet toast you made me drink at our last conference.” Quick to see and appreciate a gotal joke, the angel ot tne Southerners was turned into a lamdi at the expense of their reverend giaceluliy achnowleded hiinsdt flhohadwi-Ma Project os an Annuity to is stated that a project is now ready ttfWHB put in execution, for the formation of a so ciety, with a capital oi thirty million, divid ed into six thousand shares of five hundred francs, by fervent Catholics, with the object of setting apart an annuity of six million for the Holy Father. The headquarters of the society will be at Rame, but a committee is also to be established in all Catholic coun tries. The latest Mexican advices confirm the appointment of Magruder and Maury as members of the Colonization Bureau. The Mexican Times congratulates tbe Govern ment upon these appointments, and urges inimigralien from the United States. . Max imilian has appointed agents ol colonization lor several of tlie Southern Slates Magru der’s salary is $3,000 per annum, aud for contingencies $2,550. The agricultural report for October is re ported as extremly favorable. The decrease in tbe wheat crop is not so great, by four teen millions of bushels, as was estimated in August. Oats have increased 50,000 bushels, and bay more than 5,000,000 tous. The yield of corn is also great—greater than usu. 1 since especially heavy crops of corn have been planted in tbe Southern States. A Negro Emkutb is West Florida.—Tbe Tallahassee Sentinel of the 7th, says : Information bus been received here of un entente among tbe negroes near Marianna, Jackson county, 'Vest Florida. The rioters had burned Mr. Thomas White s Gin House, with about sixty bales of cotton. Tin- ciim munding General here ordered forthwith a company of the 7th Infantry, (Regular*,) to West Florida, to quell the disturbance. It is said that the Presiduut will not sub mit to the exclusion irom Oongresa of the H auburn members, as proposed by the Itadi caU His message will dUmctly announce those Slates us being lu the Uulon. and en titled to thll representation. Tlf* I resident will not recogm/.o the right ol from Urn NoiUn ro HjrtM lueiiilters iWim the Sotuhi rii StMle*, TO* dui.uinhiHUoft of the President hying *"■ oom* known euutes soiu* wavering om mi* purl of the itudh als Turkey Ims Inm startled" hv Urn, ruraor of a great Inouvailon peiiudrated hy lit* Multan. in all ret leseulailona of tbu human hwni hav« Iwen deemed pioiaue by l||« true Ma hiHuaUna. SIVANVAH, (.EOKI.It. SITIRIIAV, NOVEMBER 18, 1865. I Garrett Davis and Brutus Clay, who have | sued Generals Palmer and Brisbiu for ab ’ ducting slaves, are themselves in turn to be sued lief ue the Freedmen’s Bureau tor liold i iug freed persons in labor without pay, iu j violation of a law of the United States. High Approval.— Mrs. 8. A. Allen lately received a letter from a lady, stating that at the suggestion of mimerons friends she pur chased a bottle of Mrs. S. A. Allen's World s Hair Restorer and Zylohalsarnum, or Hair Dressing, and after usiugitafew times, her hair, which was quite grty, was restored to its youthful color, and new hair was fast ap pearing. No lady’s toilet is complete with out these preparations. Every Druggist sells them. novl4uod-lw Mail. CONTRACTS W AITED. Ki-E.lahlUhm.ut of Mail Fnrilities In Georgia. The Post Office Department desires to furnish the State of Georgia with Postal service, at Ihc earliest practicable day, uu'.il July Ist, 18(16, when the regular contracts’ proposals tor which are now advertised for, will go into effect Tne Department invites proposals for con veying the mails until Juuc 30, 1866. to all couuiry seats aud other important points not reached by Railroad communication, at rates not ro exceeef $8 per mile per annum for weekly seivice ; sls for semi-weekly, and $32 lor tri-weekly; and where the importance of the case requires, S4O for daily service ; counting the distance one way only in all cases. Service will be furnished ou routes, where, before the war, it was daily, three times a week; where it was tri-weekly twice a week; and where it was semi-weekly, weekly service will be allowed. Proposals should be addressed to “Hon. Geo. W. McLellan, 2d Asst. P. M Washing ton, D. C.. and should state they are for service lo end June 30th. 1866. nov 4 ts Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. This is tbe most delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered. It changes the sun-bnrnt face and hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, and the (list in gue appearance so inviting in the city belle of fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimples and roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no material injurious to the skiu. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. I' is a hat every lady should have. Sold every wh* re. Detail price, 50 cents. Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Address all Orders to DEMAS BARNES * CO., 0c127-eodly New York. LYON’S KATHAIRON. Knthairon Is from the Greek word “Kathro," or “Kathairo,** signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate aud re store. This article is what its name signifies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying the human hair, it is the most remarkable preparation in the world. It is again owned and put up by the original proprie tor, and is now made with the same care, skill and at tention which gave it a sale of over one million bot tles per annum. It is a most delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scurf anil dandruff. It keep* the head cool and »lean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from falling off and turning gray. It restores hair upon bald heads. I Any lady or gentleman who values a bea.itful heid of hair should use Lyon’s Kathairon. It is known and used throughout the civilised world. Sold by ul Respectable dealers. DEMAS BARNES A CO., ocf27-eodly New York. DAVID BAILEY, Merchant Tailor [Formerly Cotter for Wm. R. Symon*] BEGS most respectfully to inform his frii-nd* aud the pul die generally, that he haß removed from the MeofMr. A. B. Ives to 'lo-fft•ffnlW' r i^ Eß STREET > 11' >ths rsNjudVStjifisSßrif«p.*iW* par. and to make up at:. WtfWifK m<»et fashionable style. » Remember No. 12—if you want what is good arid reasonable. n9-lm AVhlliam Grill, (Successor to William B. Hawkins,) PI POUTER and Wholesale Dealer In Foretgn und Domestic Ales, and ines. Liquors, Philadelphia l*or ter. Champagne Cider, Ac., No. 176 IXII4OII Street, Opposite St Pant’, Church, NEW YORK. Bottler of Mile's Celebrated Ale for Shipping and Family use. Particular attention paid to Filling and Shipping Southern Orders. AM orders by mail will be promptly attended to. n 1 l-3m FINE CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING. PDONELAN. Merchant Tailor, haajuat received a * largo invoice of New and Elegant Styles of FRENCH CLOTHS and CASSIMEKKB, selected with cars in the New York Market, In accordance with the tales fashions of the dav. Young gentlemen desiring it htuhlw Suit, made up from Stylish Goods, cannot be better salted In Savannah. Mr. D metnn has faelUliss for gut tine up Garments inthobest style, lineman.. a by any other establishment in tbe cily, having secured the tnir-t Workmen, and enlarged hissmre. In order lhat his work may ne done entirely under his own sup. r. vision. PETEK DONELAN, Merchant Tailor Bull street, r,lB Next door to the Post office. NOTICE. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE U. & INT REVENUE, i Ist District of Georgia, 93 Hay atreet, } Savuntiah, Nov iTtli, isaa. I THE attention of all persona intereeied la directed to “Au Art to I’rovld* Internal Revenue, ’’ Ac. Section 71. And be It further euactsd. That no per son. Wm, ci miiaay or oor|>oratlon shall h* engage* In, Mdarcutc, nilrarry on any trade, business, or urofo Orcni e tk«*efi#> At, , , ~ The suTsirrlbcrls now prepared lo 'Waive nupllca tlona tor Ucenree, and will eoatmus to do so Ibr tan days fni'u data. (nuH . „ IIOPKIN*, ■IT MTB Asasssor. NOTICE. UIUjniTGEM Ufflli |MT||E^ VENUE, > MKVENUE UTANPRuTsII tlmulTr ‘.Tu at L* tU 04*.*. to large ot small gitaailtlur A, M. WIIRON, silt tioiis i nm FOR SALE LOW, To Wind xip an instate A VALUABLE FARM. 5' a miles from Augusta, c<>ntaiuing one hundred ind eighty acres, more or less; a I amt oue hundred acres of ii iu valuable wood. A good dwelling, with seven roonm*, stables, car riage house, and M-tepfami building*. To a party weiring a good, healthy, comfortable home, within fifty minute* qrive oi Augusta, tho above place offers puperfor inducement*. For further pai oculars, enquire of CUAS. L. COLBY k CO., nov7— eodlw Comer Aliercoi n and Buy ctreeta. Cooper, Olcott A FarttTly. Booksellers and Stationers, SAVANNAH, GA. THE undersigned have formed a Copartnership under the. name and style of Cooper, Oh oits and Farreily, for the transaction of a Wholesale and Re tail Book aud Stationery Business at the old stand of John M Cooper & Cos., uorlli-went cornel' of Whitaker aud St. Juiian Streets, John m. cooper. WILLIAM 11. OLCOTT. DANIEL G OLCOTT. oct«3 eodlm STEPHEN FARRELLY. KEEP WARM. npllifi u dersigned respectfully inform their friends X and the pablie generally that they are prepared to furnish the b- st quality of Oak Pine and Hickory Wood, at as low rates as any other firm. Thank ul for past favors we request a continuance of the same. Again wu say KEEP WARM. BUTLER A H ARDWICK, n!4 Old Staud, Canal Br.dge. GREAT DIRT EXTRACTOR JAMES PYLE’S S o'A P . A SUCCESSFUL IMPROVEMENT FOR SAVING LABOR AND EXPENSE IN WASHING. , Warranted not to Injure the Finest Fabric. BY thf' use of thi*Soap, housekeepers ran save half the money usually expended for Soap, Sal So la, ttci, as oiie pound will guns far as three jiounde oflb« common yellow Soaps, and do the work in half the time. There is no Soap in use that will bleach cot* tons and linens so purely white as th s, anjJ none are so generally useful to all dames. Three gallons of good Solt Soap can be made from one pound of Ihe OK SOAP, which is the cheapest material that can be used lor washing dishes, mi k paiiß, scrubbing floors, paint work, washing windows, etc. For Steamboats, Painters, Printers, Machine's, Burnishers, Dye*v, and At an ufac liners’ the OK SOAP has no rival. Those w ho doubt the truth of the above statements, have only to try it and judge irom the results. The thousands of housekeepers who are u-iug Pyle’s Die tetic Saleratns (noJustly celebrated for pnntyj, will find this Soap equally as worthy of patronage.’ It may be used in the same way as any other Soap, but the most favorable results arc produced by follow ing the directions oil each Imr. Hold in Savannah, at wholesale, by YORK, WILLIAMS, MeINTIRE A CO. At retail by novK’-cod 5 ) STUART & CO. STOVES, Ac. COOK I UST G AND Heating Stoves, Round Jr*ots, Ovens, Hollow Ware, <fce. Whitaker above Broughton Sts. J. G. THOMPSON & CO. octl6-2aw2m limm HOWARD Has resumed tile Practice of Medicine Special atten tion to Discuses of the Eye. Office, and residence. Jonas street, two doors frem Whitaker. • octl9 law4w ITCH i TtChT iTCH ! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! ■Wheaton’s Ointment* WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FORTY-EIGHT HOURS. Also curt's Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of the Skiu. Price 60 cents For sale by all Druggists By sending CO cents to Weeks A Potter, Sole Agents, 170 WashingtonftrecL Boston, Mass., It will be forwarded by mail, flteo of postage, to any part of the United States. seot2l-3m DO YOU WANT HEAVY CROPS ? TP you do; manure your lands thoroughly, and you JL VSWBMwmaeiiHui' u. jvfu —wr I*l* advantageous terms. JR g'BTW 1 and an iuvestuieiit ii it will be tfi' hoJCSStSCfb any that cun be made. For sale in any quantities from a single barrel to one thousand tons. F. W. SIMS A Cos. novlT-lw Over Erwin A Hardee’s. Livci’|iool Salt,. FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT .PURCHASERS, Apply to Fordyce, Undersoil & Janney, nIT 13 Stoddard's Range, up stsirs, NOTICE. SAVANNAH, Nor. lCrh During my absence from tbe city «r State Mr. C. H. But er is my duly authorized agent, nil C. W. THOMPSON. NEW GOODS NEW Style Black Cloth Cloaks Water Proof Cloaks S-4 and 10 4 Fancy Wool Shawls 8-4 and 10-4 Black Thibet Shawls Rich Mohair and Poplins Black and Colored Empress Cloth s-4 und9 4 Table Damask 10-4, 11-4 and 12*4 Blankets Heavy Orey Blanket* Ladle-.’and Oeat*’ Merino Vests Linen Bet* Hosiery, Ac. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE CIIEAP BT Do WITT At MORGAN. ikivlM', NOTICE. THU Steamer Sudlar In imiw dlachsrgtng at the toot or Akercorn atreet. P«rtlee uro rsqitlred to re movs their Goods hslt>r« sundown, *r they will Im .Pirod .1 WrilfM a»6 OOHKN, ■it ' MMI "PLATED WARE. riBT n-nvlved, a smsll Invoke of hmq Pleiad Fnek. Mid I niJ If ' JoUiVl iilldlngs. luystresi.^ | * AdulilNlraUr'N I rtHVO amnihs after dal* •»*M**E**. ** J* JOft I ».. of Gritioar) ol IME* • “'-'■'f ™ Is, vs in ssu ulllhe rsal wl<Ms •* <•*»• W' l **, *► amsO, Mike I****** EMUU, itsl* law/a. AdmlkMwnsr. Legal Notices. STATE OF HBORGIA. LIBERTY COUNTY.—To all W>KMp It m*»y o ne- rn : Wlii-roas. J •kin Sloan will apply at the C* Ufl of Ordi nary for L**tteis of Administration on tlw tstato of J im -* Sloan, d«cea*e«l. These are. therefore, to cite ami mimoiii-h all whom ib insy Cdio rs. to l*e and I‘pp. ar Iwfbre tin* ComL to make objection (if any th* y hav« j, on or before the fit st Monday in December next, otherwise said Letters will be grant'd. Witness W . P. Girardeau. Esq., Ordinary for Liber tv connty, this 2d October, ISU6. o< t 7 W. P. GIRARDK 'V. O L. C. TATEOF GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY—To all whom it mnv concern • When as, Mtnon Ilnriington will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the e»tut« of Ii- I’. Harrington, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all wb m it may concern, to bo and appear before the Court, to make oi jeciiou sis any they have), on or before the fitsi Monday in December ui-xt, othei wise svid Lett-is will b • granted. Witness YV P. Girardeau, K.-q., Ordinary for Liberty county, this 2d October, 18C5. oct7 W P. GIRARDEAU, O. L C* • KOKUiA, BULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it J iii a y concern : Whereas, Janies W. Kimbrell and Mat it Kick lighter Win apply at the Court or Ordinary of Bulloch couu ty lor letters or administration ou the estate of John C. Kimbrell. Thes<* are to cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol said deceased, to tile their objection (if any they have) on or lH*fore the first Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will be grouted. Witness my hand and official signature this 12th daft or Octolier, IM>5. DAVID BEASLEY, sr. octH-lawlm ordinary. / MURCIA, BULLOCH COUNTY.—'fit all whom it vl may concern: Whereas, llenrv O. Lee will apply to the Court, of Ordinary ot Bulloch county for tetters of administra tion ou the estate of William A. Let*. These are to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred of said deceased, to file w ith said court their objection fit any they have) on or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness my hand and official signature this 12th day of October. 1806. DAVID BEASLEY, sr., octU-lawlm Ordinal y. A DMINISTItATOR’S SALE—By virtue of an order A. of tlu? Court of Ordinary of Bulloch County, w ill oe sold before the Court House door, at States!*>- rougii, wit liiu the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu December next, at Public Outcry lion, eight hundred aid seventeen acres of Inud, tho Homestead tract, containing five huudred and forty-six acres, more or less, bounded by lands of* Washington Water’s estate, of M. l’arrish ami others; one other tract containing sixteen acres ttounded l»y lands of the estate of M. Parsish and others : one other tract containing two huudred and fifty-five acres, more or less, bounded l»v lands of M. B. Hendrix and others unimproved,’ all sold subject to the w idow’s dower, belonging to the estate of Sea ham Hendrix, and sold for the benefit ot the heirs and erediLora of suit! estate. Terms made known on the day of sale, Get. 12th, 1865. WITCH EL B. HENDRIX. Administrator, octlfilaw-lm '* G~ EORGiA, bULLOdi’ COUNTY .—To all whom it may couceru : Whereas, Mitchell Lauier and Eliza Sumerlln will apply at the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch county for letters of administration on the estate of James bum erlin. These are to cite and admonish ull and singular the kindred and creditors or said deceased, to file with said court their objection (if any they have) on or before the llrst Monday in December next, other wise said letters will be granted. Witness thy hand officially this 12th dav of Octo ber, 18G5 . DAVID BEASLEY, sr.. oct 14-1 aw lin On I inary. G"V EOluil a7 BULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it I may concern : Whereas, John 8. Denmark and Noah Veasmith will apply at the Court of Ordinary ol Bulloch county for letters of administration on the e-tatc of Albeuiurl Vessmith, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased, to tile their objection with said court (if any they have) on or before the first Monday in December next* otherwise said letters granted the applicant. Witness, David Beeskey, sen., Ordinary for Bulloch couutv, this Pith day of Oct., IHG6. ociifi-lawlm DAVID BEKBLEY, sen.. OrjJ. GIEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it J may concern : Whereas, James Young will apply at the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch County lor letters of administra tion on ihe estate of Thomas Young, deceased. These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish ull and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections with said court (if any they have) oil or before the first Monday in December next otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, my hand and official signature, this 12th day of October, isus. oct 16-lawiin DAVID BEASLEY, sen., Ord. / 1 EOKiilA, BULLOCH CO 6 A TV.—To all Wfiom it OTinay concern : Whereas, John B. Rushing will apply at the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch Comity for letters of administra tion on the estate of YVm. Rushing, deceased. These an*, therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections with said court (if any they have) oil or before the first Monday m December next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, my hand and official signature, this 12th day of October, 1805. or l lo law 1 ill DAVID BEASLEY, son., Ord. STAtFOF GEORGIA^BULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may concern: Whereas, James smith will apply at the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch County, for Li tters of Administra tion on the Estate of Nicy Smith, deceased. These are to cite and admonish all and singular the Idndred and creditors oi mid deceased; to tile their objections with said Court (if any they have.) on or before the nrst Monday in Dc< ember next, otherwise said Mdters will be granted. Witness my hand onicially this 12th day of Oct., 1806. DAVID Drd. octi6-law-lm * STATET)F (JEOItGIA, BULLOCII COLNTY.—To all w hom it may concern: Whereas, James W. Klmbrcll will apply at the ( ©art ol Ordinary of Bulloch County, for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Absalom Parrish, deceased. These are to cite aud admonish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased, to tile their objections with said Court (if any they have,) oil or before the Drat Monday in December next, other* wise said letters will be granted. Witness my hand oitlcially this 12th day of Oct., "T*** BEASLEY, sen., Ord. fIffATE Os otoRGLLIHiLtoQLiH L I Y I Mhi*»M,Uiwßt»ir <>l Jeptnt. nagln» Is ntire#e»«ul and dwlMB trillion o said estate, f *taiiipijjwhM jjjjjPrk of tw Superior Court AdTninistraTnr~lß Wm Jh terms of the Statutes in such These are to cite and admonish all and slfttfWP the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file rh©ir objections with said Conit (if any they have,) on or before the tirst Monday in December next, otherwise said Letters win b« granted. Witness my hand oitlcially this 12th day of Oct., 18U6. DAVID BEASLEY, sen., Ord. octlft-law-lm TATE OK OEOitOlAj liU.LOUki cOtlN A Y.— lo all whom it may concern : Whereas, afl the estate of Michael Parrish is unrep resented, and unless some til aud propel person ap plys for the Administration of said estate, 1 shall appoint the Clerk of the Superior Couit Adminis trator on said estate in terms of the Statutes lu such case made ami provided. These are to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to flic their objections with said Court (if any they have,) on or before the first Monday in becemt>er next, otherwise said Letters will lie granted. Witness my hand Officially tills 12th day of Oct., 1&*. DAVID BEASLEY, sen., Ord. octlC law-lm i>MININITIATOR'S SALE.—By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch County, will oe sold before the Court House door,in Siatcsborough, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in December next, al PubUcOateiy, one hundred ami fifty acres of laud with a comfortable log building on it with outer building, bounded by lands of u. C. Lee, (Jen. G. \V. Lee and David Beasley, belonging to the estate of Simon S. Williams, and sold for tlie benefit ofifne heirs and creditors of said deceased, terms tnndo Known on the day of sale, this 12th day of Oct., 18»h>. BENJAMIN C. LEE,Administrator. oetW-law-lm STATE OK GkoKi.lA. GHAT MAM GuUNTY.—To ull whom it may concern : Wln it-aa, Nathaniel Lovell wi.l apply it the Court ot Ordinary tor Letiera of Admlolatrallon on the ro tate of Angle Ijwvll late of aald ■ ounty. decauMHl: Tbi-ao are, therefore, to efio and adinonlab all whom It may concern, to l>e anil appear before aald Court lo make ohlecilon tlf any they have; on or be fore the WNBd Monday In Jauuuly next, otherwUe aald luttere will he granted. VVTiiieu my hand and official stguature, tide 7th day of Noveuilier, IMM. D. A. O’BYKNK, nil’ Ordinary < halham a" iAIE OK GEORGIA. GI.VN it To all whon It may Conner a i Whareaa, Ann J. O’Sullivan will apply at thaOourt of Ordinary for LaUera of Admlnlatrallmi un lh* ee uta or Floreure OKulltyaa, late of oaM twunty da ■ eaanl. a . , _ * . Theo* »r*l lhft#W*. If* «#* •*! »dm<mloh til wlmia It may .'“in erti.Tio Be anil appear lurtore aald Court pi make otdwatun flf any they haver un or be Area Me Aret Monday In fioHMe Beal, elharwlae WHteeqjy, uffieUt elgdAMint thla 04 of haven rai.u wHHHII'MIIN J UuHTirN,«, #. u, f Legal Notices. (STATE OF GEORGIA—CHATHAM COUNTY—To ! k? all whom it may concern • Whereas. Oeorge Hawkins wifi apply at the Quart j of Ordinary ft* Let ers DimniiKory aa du&rdiuu of the j person and property of Christopher J. Abbott, orphan and minor, > Tin ae are, therefore, t<> cite and admonish all whom * it may concern, to Is* and appear befo'e said Court to I make*objection (if any they havei on or b» lore the I flr*t Monday in December next, otherwise said letters i will lie graimpl. Witness my nand and official signature thisirttliday j of October, ISfifc «»ctt7 liw4od DA. O’ BYRNE, OC. C. '■ G 1 KDRHIA— BL LLOCn COUNTY.—To all whom it M may ci*nc> rn : Whereas, t»illiaui J. Alliff and Joseph Alliff will , apply at the Com tof » rdlnary of Bulloch coumy for Adm inis: union ou the estate of John AUiu, ; Senior, j These are to cite and admonish all and #»ngular the kindred and creditois of said deceased, to file their ob jection* with said Court (if any they havejonor before ttn* fli>t Monday In December next, trtnerwise said | letters w ill be granted. i \\ itnoss my hand, officially, this i?tb day of Octo ber. 1 SOS, DAVID BEASLEY, Sen., oct. 5 lawim Ordinary. Cl KORGIA—uI LLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it I may concern: J Whereas, Mathew Alliff and John Alliff, Jr., will apply at the Court of Ordinary of Bui lor h county for j Letters of Administration on the estate of Joseph Alliff, deceased, '1 hose are to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dece.ascd lo file their ob jections with said Court sis any they haveY on or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said Letters will be granted. Witness my band, officially, this 72th day of Octo ber, 1856. DAVID BEASLEY, Sen., oct 2d lawim ordin«ry._ /1 EORYiA—UULLOC H COUNTY.—T# ail whom it V_T may concern: Whereas, Chcshrv Parrish will apply at the Oonrt of Ordinary of Bulloch County for Letters of Afinduistra tion ou the estate of Anscii Parrish, with the will an nexed. These are to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors or said dgpeased to file their ob jections with said Court on or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said Letters will be granted. 4 Witness my hand, officially, this 12th day of Octo bor, liCo. DAVID liEASLEY, Sell, oct26 lawim, Ordinary. rpWO months after jinte appficmoh will be made to J. the Conit of Ordinnry of Pul Inch, for leave to soil hK tlr* lands oHongliig to the estate of George Grooms, deceased. dAMES W MOORE, Adtn’r. * ELIZABETH GLOOMS, Adm’x Bullock county, Oct. 28th, ISGS la\\4.v octll STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM OOUNTY.-To all Whop) i’ may concern: YWiereus, Endoru 8. Abrahams will apply nt the Court of Ordinary for Letters DiMnissory a* Adminis tratrix on the Estate oi Jacob M. Abrahams, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish j.II whom It may conltem, to be and appear before said Court to inaku objection (if any they have) ou or before the first Monday in May next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, tny official signature, Mils 30th dny of Oc tober, 1806. D. A. O’BYKNK, nov 2 Q. Q- <>• Georgia- cnATHAM county —To an whom a may concern: - Jfo, Whereas John Cooper at the Court of Or dinary for Letters of Adtmniaflration on the estate of James B. Norris, deceased. These are, therefore, to c ite and admdnish all whom it may concern, to l>c and appear before said Court to make objection (if any they havej on or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witie-ss my hand and official signature, this 17th day of October, DGS. ETA. O’BYRNE, nov2 Ordinary. GEORGIA— Oil ATHAM COUNTY —To all whom It may concern : Whereas James E Cop* will apply at the Conrt of Ordinary for Letters Dl-missory as Administrator oil the estate us James C. Thompson, late of said county, deceased, These fttc, the.efore, to cite and admonish all w hom it may concern to he and appear before wild Court to make objection (if any they have) on or he fore the first Monday in May ne*t, otherwise said letters will be granted. a Witness my hmnd and official signature this 20th day of October, IhfiL V D A. O'BYRNE. novtMamfitf ‘ Gedmary o. C. TATK or (IwiiIUIA,~LHAITtfIFei»UNI'Y. -To alt whom it inay concqrn:.- Whereas, Martha A. Cannon will apply (it the Court of Ordinary for l.etters of 'Admiuisiralipn on tbe es tate of Chailcs Cannon, late of smm| county deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ifflMonish all wh<>m it may concern, to be and uppe.nFbcfore Said Court lo make objection (if any they iiavej on or before the first Monday In December next, otherwis** said letters will be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this 28th day of Nocember, 1t65. DOffi D< >MINI< K A. f)’BYRNE, 0.0. a TWO Moriths after date application will be nmde to the Court r»f Ordinary of Bulloch county for leave to sell all the Land* belonging to the estateof JohN Driggers, deceased, for the beiwtUofthc heirs and cred itors of said estate. nov2-law2m JOHN BRANNEN, Executor, the second Monday .in January next,application V/ will be made to the Ordinary of Chatham county for leave to pell nil the real estate belonging to the es tr io of lVter Shirk, late of Haiti couuty, deceased, for distribution among the heirs of said eptate. JULIAN HARfRIDGF, AdmiuiHtrHtor and bonis non, cum n!0-2am testiiraento annexe. STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To ell whom it may concern : Whereon, William 11. Itlliiet and Mies Katherine C. Stiles will apply a. the Court of Ordinary lor Lettere of Administration on tbe estate of Mrs. Mary A. Stiles, late of said county, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and ndinonieh all whom It may concern, to be and appear lie.lire said Court to make objection (If any they hsvi-J on or be fore the second Monday ill January next othorwlte said letters will he granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this 13th day of November, 1965. lIOVI4 D. A. O'BYRNR. Ordinary. CJTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To IJ all whom it may concern : Whereas, Ucorge C. Freeman will apply at the Court o ! Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the estate of Henry C. Freeman, laic of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may coneem, to be and appear belore said c ourt to make objection flf any they have; on or tie fore tbe second Monday in January next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this lhth dsy of November, 1865. Ills D. A. O'BYRNE, Ordinary. Dancing. 4|R-jßrHmßi f«|M )|MMk friend* that th' -Yl Recoin} Apikdt.a^«*f Scbort Km ,> 1 >i• •i. wilT J| l < - ‘oVi’falX^ir^ivas' m ll>^k High orfVivd fn fu-fj' Ht V.m \ wtou Whnl'-* i | Mtrect, or nt the St. Andrew'* IInTT,TRPWKu93|mZ ning. To* Afteiu«Hm Class lor Young fjmHwWmw: Children meet* on Tuesday and Thoretlay A terfifPOßTr at 3>i o'clock. lw nlB AWAY WITH SPECTACLES. / VLD Eyes mado New, without SpectaclA Doctor KJ or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed free on receipt of ten cents. Address E. B. Foots, M. D., No. 113'J Brostlwuy, New Y ork. n»-2w ArcMtccture and Engineering. MULLER & BRUYN, Anhitects and Engineers, are now prepared to furviisli Dr,Wings hpecifl, a* lions and Kstim.ites for Paildinns. Also lbr all kinds of Machinery, such ns Saw Mills and nth-r Mills. Facto ries, Ac . and lo superintend the i.iiilrllng of the same; Surveying done in nil Its branches, Levelling, Ac- Ofllee in tVirrel’s iinilding, corner of Hull and Bay SIS, second floor. M P. MULLER, Civil and Mechanical Engine, r. DxWITT I JUjA N. novt-lm Art-hit. ct. GEOROI A-CHATIIAM COUNTY.— To all whom it inay concern: Whereas, M.irgsrct Doyle will apply at the Court or Ordinary Tor Letn-rs of Administration on the Estate of James I)o)le, latent said County, deceased. These are. there'ore, to cite aiidadinonish all whom It may ejmeern to he and appear lieforo said Court to make objection (If any they Imveiou or belore the (Second Monday in January next, otherwise said letters will Ire grained Witness my official signature this Tth dayof Novem ber, D6». nil D. A. O’BYRNE, o. o.c. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE milE undersigned have ftirmed a Gopiirtesiohip x Slider the uaae and style ol SerauLm, Smith A Go., (or the tranaeeltun of a Wholeailki UAuery and Commlwion Imalnenatn this city, at the head of liny ■treet, oppo.lt* Jcfferooe. . n. T. ffiHAMTON, Vonaorly re rsßton * Johnston. - WM H. MMITH. -Formarly Rnlmn A rtnilh J. X. LflftGU Hsvaliuak, Noy 14th, 14*4. ”” Ime 14 Notice. / rONhIGNXtoI iur JO*, w Vt KMfnOC from M*w U tort, will atWrt l« am H»*ptM< ./Und. g.mda, andlog Ibis and»» «( h».h**«* whirrs. hit HOTELS. —— ■ ■ - ‘ —j Port Royal House HILTOPf HEAD, S. C. RIDDELL & RUOO, PaoPXOO ». KinniLL. u. r. »)« )n3>tf gg SEAISLANDHOTE HILTON HEAD, S. C., NOV/ OPEN TO THE PUBLI BUCKLY Jr BANCROFT, Proprieloi j T.. .Tonks, Agent. ts octt H E WITT'S 1 GLOBE HOTEI Augusta, Ga. " ffIHE OLD GI.OBE HOTEL, corner Broad and Jw non rtrwti. having pawned into Uie halula of ' C. Uewitt, late of the •• Hewitt H, ns*,” Va , has be thoroughly renovated, and Is now open for the reca thm of viaiU.r. to the city. He will be moat has to nee hia old friends and the tr: vetlinjr pohllc gt erallv at the (Si.okk where (lie, will receive every J teuUtHi ami «eet with the veiy best sec .mmodath Ihe Sonthern country can afford. „ , w. O. HEWITT, Proprietor Col. O. IT. Josaa, Clerk. nS-lm • Notice. A persons haying demands against the estate /a. Edward O. Wilson, of Chatham conro an respectfully jucsted to Laud t hem in properly a flu unrated; und all |h*isoiis indebted to said estfi are requested to in.*rke inuiicdiatu payment to ▼ ANA IS WILSON, ~ AdmjfljlpttM j The Fisheries. poii s.M.E—Et j_iit.ii nnd Bp,tn!sh Cast Nets, (3« Jl Net Leads, Tiiinmlcs, Hund and Lend lin€ i’ish I .Inc**, Cotton mid He mp Betnc Twiin;* Cot|| and Utiiup Seiiie«. Fiax Gilliitg Tv» ln« for nitfift and sha<l, Tfkes. Turtle NetM, Quail Nets, Mlnnd S-ines hiui Dip N( is t'ork at.d Oudnr Floats, Rid wiiil Left-I.i id Net ulid Heine Rojm*. '"M Every kind of Net and Seine made to order./ .' | American Net and Twine Cos, 43 COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON. nS Ift Notice. CENTRAL R R. * BANKING CO. OP OA.,> _ Savannah, Nor. 14, ISSi. f Annual MeaUneof Ihe su>cUiol<ler» of thi A CMnpuiiy will bn hoM on Tlinrsdsy, the 14th o Oecember next, at the BauklLK House lu Savannah at !oo’clock, a. m. A.full atteniLinco la earmatly re qaeated. OEO. A. CUYLBR. it 13 I m . Cashier. * B UTTER. r,f) Firkins (ioslicn Hotter lresh and sweet, for salt If low. P. W. SIMS 4 Cos. 9 novll-3t . over Erwin A Hardee’s. ™ (msTock & Kiwp * MACHINERY DEPOT, ~ Office Rn. 154 Bay Street.Samnab Ga t WE keep on hand and fnrniah to order at Manrf t facturcrs’ Prlc(*,Eii”ine,Ftxit slid Hand Lathes t ri’iica, I’tills. Chucks. Bolt (.utters, (Jest Cnttera. n kyood A M inn ■■l'orMblc Enslnts," Hoisting K> < pities, \( ohd Wqrhfhg JBiohincry of every descnpOon, q Stationery Stcanl Engines and Boilers. Cotton Uiu a and Presses, Saw Mills, Rice Mills, Grist Mills, Ciredl | lor nnd Mill Saws, Rubber and Leather Helling and J llose. Goarln);. c halting. Hangers and I’ullies, liy- t draalie Jacks and Pnnches Pumps of all kinds. All 4) kinds of Wood and iron Working Machinery and 3 supplies. Agents for the West Point Foundry, E. A. Wood’d A Steam Gauge nnd Boilci-Eeedere. rr SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. _J3 , COMSTOCK A KINSEY, ] No. 184 Bay street,. . i _oct4-Tu.ThJtS2m Bavannah, Ght * R. MOLINA, Cornea- Unit und Congress Streets, nude* 1 Screven House, * IMPORTER and Wholesale Dealer In Havana Be- i gars, Leaf and Smoking Tobacco, Also, all kind, of Virginia Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Mer- < schanra, Biior Root, and all other kinds of Fancy , Pipes. BegMatU Slate nnd County Tnx Col- ! lector. rtIHE Fabscrlber is a Candidate for reflection, and 1 X respecifnlly asks the suffrage of the citincns of j (ihathain County. oblSO SEABORN GOODALL. LINVILLE & GLEASON. SAVANNAH. AG-E3XTTS Z>OXt. MERRITT, WALCOTT & CO., 64 CurtM Street, New Tori. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF 1 BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS , Bridge, Car, SMg or Band . s It ROUND AND SQUARE WASHERS, ri b u clcl eH, Bolt Ends, Taps and Blest, Sen. ALSO DEALERS IN RAILROAD SUPPLIES. , InOCOMOTIVEB, CARS, RAILS, CHAIRS, ® SPIKES,TIRES, AXLES; CAR TRIM- i MtNGS of every description, and j every article used in constructing I or opentting Railroads. STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES ENGINEEUS' STORKS. COAL OIL, TALLOW, WASTE FELTtXG, HEMP. ANf) RUBBER PACKING: LAMPS, PAINTS, VARNISH, *o.; ENGINEERS’ TiIOLS, > of every deaeript'on ; (II IPI’ING AND niVEI’ING HAMMERS. SCREW PUNCHES, FILES, ’’ CHI9ELS, Ac, TELEGRAPH MATERIJH WIRE, INSULATORS. BATTERnfiHBI STRUM KNm ACIDS, SULPHATE COPPER, Ac. AIM Mai.nfaeturer. of the BEST OAK TANNED BELTING,. MACHINERY, LATHS, PLANERS, PUgCUKS ANI) SHFXRS, wpM K