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\(^ni(t;i:nnTAl7 From ilie So. L'uliivfltor. A Ti*it l« Mr. l>lrk*®n —A 20 A«T£ Lot ol Cotl<**« Editors Huthrrn Cultivator :—Tbe followed description of a 20 t cro lot, pinatad in eotj i n, by Mr D v id Dick son, of Hancock, will be interesting and probably instructive to many of your readpis dcvotsd to cotton culture. The lan(Tt» tolerably level and for pinr laud is pretty stiff, with a good substratum of clay ; bas been io c ultivation for GO or ■JV);years, and for the last two years planted in cotton. Mr Dickson com menced the preparation at 10 o’clock on the mining f>! y thefb, by ruoni-g a scooter furrow in the middles, and fol lowing in the rptne Ayrow with a long shovel, both going lb deep as possible, and making a furrow about b inches deep. The manure was proportioned as fol lows: Guaoo 160 lbs.; dissolved bones, 240 lbs.; s«lt 100 lbs ; laud plaster 160 lbs —thoroughly miied, and cost on the placo sl6. This quantity was ap plied to each acre, by being de posited in the bottom of the 8 inch, furrow, and covered with a long scooter, running as deep as possible ofi • icli tide—this f W i row wia Bided w ; th'»'gnni turn plow, followed by a long scooter, running in tTe bottom of the same furrow The old cotfpn stalks were then plowed up with a tong£b»,yel Tbit com pleted the preparation• The cotton planing was roromenced May 7th and finished May 10 I'. Uu'il May 2tMi", the weather was ex oessivdy wet; May 29h, light, rain ; June 20'h, light r»in; July UIJ'U to. August 4rb, showery—sufficient to make one good rain; August 29tb, heavy rain, with more or less raio every day for a week. Seven sw6ep furrows and one good hoeing completed the cultivation. The seed wei£ of the David D cKsj«f ('f Ox ford) variety, and have been twice se lected by Mr. Dickson.. The worms have eaten off the foliage and young bolls, but notwithstanding the injury by drougfit, and the ravages of the worms, the yield is fully from one to two bales per acre—the'best portion being where there was most vegetable mould. This description, Messrs Editors, with but few changes, will apply to Mr. Dick son’s entire cotton crop. Some fi< Ids are not manured quite 30 highly, (Ouffce is very much opposed to manures) but they arc all prepared and cultivated alike, aid io proportion to manure with the same wouderfal tuecers. The very gen eral imprestiou that Mr. Dick eon’s princely domains are level sand beds, is | very erroneous. He has every variety of soil, from clay to sand, and his surface is exceed ingly bi ken, and in many places very rocky. Yet his system of preparation and cultivation is applied alike to all, with the same marvellous success. — Faiiare is a word bo ignores entirely, provided he ean get Coffee to hall fol low his directions. Mr. Dickaort’e corn crop is very fine, but be hai so many cribs full of corn, made 2 or 3 years ago, that he docs uot seem to nd UX-l as in looking at a uu> ii* iJVo rn, as bed is i at a dense and of weeds on his Golds lying out at rast. To the ske jtia i. is ouly necessary to pay a fly ing visit to Mr Dickson's princely du matuß, enjoy bis prinoely hospitality, •ee the evidence of* bis wonderful suc cets, and be conv'orcd that be is really a Frince amoDg pl-uters. 1 ears, truly, BAI.TIJPMAS. .. jpjpikgvb, Ga . Oa. IS6B/. V S.—Col. S. J: Thomas, of Milledge vi’.te, requests mj. to add that be has been a cotton planter fur nearly 50 years; bas seen oottoo growing in every State, Virginia to Texas, but he never saw s*#h a Drop as Mr." Dickson soil has on hit* pdaee. B. M. T. ’ A Fact fjji FAttxtKiiK. — l l may not k flow u that tbe seed ofibe bud fiower is the lk3l infallible reme dy yet discovrped for tbe speedy cure of founder in burses. Tbe dirtetiom wlncb we ’glean from a brief arttbh upon tbe subject in tbe E Box Eauner, Bays: “Immediately on discovering tLa ) urUur.e is touadcTed, mix about a pin (J the whole seed in his food, and it will 1.1 ? are easily grown along side (}f fences and out-of—the-way places where they take ap but li> tie room.— The ffifcd when fed in Bmal! quantities to the bone is very healthy, giving to the hair a peculiar gloss. It is diuretic I in its tendency. Fowls like it mocb awbtbrive on it. The repori that Johnson proposes to Teto the election of •Oraut, lacks coofir taauoß. | Tho Democrats will have 13 votes abort eue-third in the next Congress. MUM & Ml COITON A VEX UK, Macon, Cieorgia, GENERAL COMMISSION. PBODFfK A\D Provision Merchants. for f'ftur'M .tVt«on’» Celebrate'’ Conner Distltiret Whiskey's. Agents Ch e tracla I Ante Works Agents Chestnut Or ore »f«ls- HAVR now in Store and For Sale at the very »ar / 5 Lowest Market Pi ices, A large Stock of Goods, consisting ! in part of I'flOft Bushels Corn 2 000 do Choice Tennessee Oats ,200 do Seed Rye 200 do ( Seed liarley 400 Sicks P our ) . .. , 100 Barrel* Kb-ur ->f “11 grades 100 Sacks Liverpool Salt 50 Hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders Linir, I’laslcr and Cement al ways' on hand. [75 Barrels Whiskey—alj graces 10/fierct* N-w Drop IV e 10 ,r Canvassed llama 25 Birrt ls Hump P >rk .70 Packages L at Lard 100 ‘* Mackerel 100 B *fs Star Candle* 75 “ Soap 75 Barrels Sugar 50 Bi<?s 7?io sod Java Coffeo 3 0 Bales of Hay 25 Tons Pnuu'fiatca and Flour of Raw bone.- ’ * ' Additions are made to our Stock daily.— Call and see us or send us your orders. We fill every thing reliable, promptly and fairly. novß—3ia Orton’s Preparation! Lslublislicd ISCti. THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO DESTROYED ! Leave off Cheicmi) and Smoking die Poisonous Weed, Tobacco One box of Orton’s Preparation is warran ted to deatrov ihj apatite for Tobacco, in any person, si matter how strnni! the habit maybe. If it fails in any case the muue.y I will be refunded It is perfectly safe aniha '•armies* in all rases It. is almost iit,• g| msstble to br-ak off he use of Tobtco< I ■ v the mere exerciseot the will. Sono H hing is needed to a-sist n .'u e is nv- H outing a l ahti an tinrlv rob ed. Wit H "e help of tne preparation, there is n, H Ine leas' trouble. Hundred* have used who are willing to bear witness to the sac , that Or on’s Pier aration completely destroys the appetite for Tobacco, and leaves the pets eon as free bom any desire for it, as before he commenced its use. 7he Preparation acts directly upon the same glands and secretions affected by tobacco, and through these upon the blood, thoroughly cleaning the poison of Tobacco from the svstem and thus allayidv me uunatutsl cravings tor Tobacco. No more hauketing lot Tobacco slier tiring Or ton’s Preparation. Recollect h is wariauled. BE O.MM END ATI ONS. The followi rg aie a lew eeelecieo fiom the multitude of recommendations in our posse sion. From W. I*. il aid. Esq. B.ngor, Me. Bangor, Maine. April 14 Ih, 1868 I h'-rebi certilj thai 1 b.ve u-ed Tebncuofor iDirty years past, and for the last ftrtaeu veais I have used two pound- per mou'fa 1 have made attempts to leave olf at duferei.t times. I have left off one terr at a time, but nlwats continued to hanker for it till I used Orton’s Preparation, which has completely cured me ol toe appetite tor Tobayco. I would recommend all who are afflictvd with 'hit' terrible ■ habit, to try the Preparation which will ceitainly cure it the direcioi s are tolluwed. W. P. llkald, Fiom E. W. AtkinrJKooxviHe, Tenn. Knoxville, levy., A ugual iith. 1867. This is to certify, that I had used Tobacco to such an extetit, thax my health bad be come greatly impaired, and my whole .-ys'em Setanptd *i.d broken down. In June, T 867, 1 purcha-ed one box of Orion’s Preparation, .and after ustiyt 4 I Jonud that I paj com pletely Cured- I hate not had any desire or hankering for Tobacco since using the Prep a ulion. 1 believe it to be all that it is rec otnmt tided, and I would advise all who wish to quit the use ol Tobacco, to trv one box of OtLuu'a iheparation. K. W. Atjmss.-, From John Moriillj Bangor, Maine. Bangor, Maine March 31«(, 1868. Tina >* typei t«t>, that l used lo» ice ) for 18 y> »vr; haV. tried many timrs to Krwuk off, but liav.i rutleied so much front a dizziness in n od a gnawing in my stomach that i h .ve SOOC given up tire trial. A short time -nice, a friend induced me to try Orton’s Preparation, (-old by you.) I have done so •a-4 am cotapietelj cured* I did not itr the least fcankor alter Tobacco, rither to Bmoke ■>r chew, af.er I began to use the Prepara tion. John J/okri, l. 43“ Beware of Counterfeits and all article, pur porting to be like this, of the flame name or oth erwise. The great popularity of Orton’s I’repa rslitmha. ludutx 1 aoprimi.iloll i*rsousYoatteiupt panning upon th« public eou et'-rfeit anil inferior ai ncler'. Tureh.taers will nlea>s order directly from the proprietor, or nis duly authorized ha '■' u ljk ! .--fil The price of Orton’s Preps ration is J 2 per box, so- warded to any pari Os the eoiutry, post paid, on receipt of price. Money sent by mail al oar risk. Address, a B. COTTON, Proprietor. Box 1748, /‘orijand, Me. We, the undersigoej, hereby certt/v that we brve had personal dealings with 0. ti. Cot ton for years, and Dave found him to be ah honorable and lair dealing man, and one wonhy tbe confidence aud patronage ol the public. ; Dr. S. B. Gowell, Rev. J. 8. Green, S. B. i Richardson, E.q . Por laud, Mathe ; Unn. fc. jK. Bovle, Belfast, Me. ; Alonzo Barnard, j E-q . Bangor, Me ; Chae. H. i/orrill, Btdde i lord, Me.; Mr. M. Quimbv, St JobnsviUe, N. Y.; Win. O. Sweet, K=q , Wear Mansfield, Maes. deoßiSm K K K IPTJttBEH KUMINO. Richard is Himself Again, Sfflt "■ EUBSITI UA* RETURNED, VNI> has brought with bits the largest let of guns, pistols, AND SHOOTING FIXINGS GENERALLY, it>:r ski.* ik nans k, SUCH as OeH’s Repeaters, Smith it Wesson's K pesters, Melalic Cartridges to suit any hiug/patfrllgee for fyrti’i Pistols, Smith & Wesson I ’* Pistols, and alt other kind of Pistol or (tun Caps ibat may be called tor, end Am tinition ol every description. j. a. a. -smith. Dawsen, Gr, Oct 82, ’6B ; Bm. THE GREAT TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK. I M. SIM & Ml, HAVING purchased the largest and heat selected stock of U>R'V, GOODS 1 that lias ever tieen exhibited in the town of Daw sou at ttxipmfecUmtQd LOW PRICES ! Wliicji iirc clcUiraa ned to seU Cheaper Than the Cheapest, They return their tliaolcs to thoirfriends and pat ron h for past favors, and solicit a eontinuance* of the suin' . Haas A Jolnisfoii W ho are always on hand, arc determined to spare no pains in making their customers agreeable.— Be certain to call oil us before buying elsewhere if you want to save money. S. IVli SIESEL & BRO., West side Public square, Dawson Ga. ocfcs-Ttm m, Ij k * BLINDS, DOORS, 1E8ISK! MEETS REAIIY-MADE M GLAZED, AND ALL KINDS OF Ornamental, Cottage, Bouse & ‘-tore VVdik don£tOord(4 iH the beet and latest styles. HOUSE AND HITCHES FURNITURE: I ■** vk . . ;•, . I Planing, Sawing and Turned Work, Coun ters, 2'ablcs, and Stools for Sterres. Repairing of al! kinds done cheaply, and with dispa’ch. It will pay to send or call at Fac ory, foot of Third Street, on Wharf St., Macon, Ga. GREENVILLE WOOD. junt2s;ly w PUGH’S PREMIUM^ Photograph & Portrait Gallery. TRIANGULAR BLOCK, MACON, GA. THE PRoriBTOR OF THIS TIME HON ored G tilety, which has long been known as one ol th- institutions Os the country, is still producing first class pictures of every style. He would be glad to serve any of ihe good people dl Stfnthwem Georgia. When you Visit M tcon, tie certain to visit Pcoh“s headquarters and have yourself immortalized. He is making life six- portraits from ambro lypes of deceased persons, as well as from the living ; Cartes de visile, and fine poeelaiu picture* as I6w as any first class gallery. The proprietor procured all the late improvements during his recent visit to the great Ci ies ot Europe. Those seeking the best, he will be cettaih to please. octSii CYEORGIA. Terrell County: f Whereas, Jeretni.h Uitsinun *ppli»* to me for letters of di.mission from Guardian ship ot F. A. k M. T. Uonsvt. These are to cite and adntot ish till person, concerned to be and appear at my office with in the time prescribed bv law, and show canse. if any, why said letters should not br granted. Given tinder rav hand and official signa ure, this Oct. 26, 1868. T. M. ,/ONES, oct29-40d* Ordinary. TANNERY AND SHOE SHOP! WE HAVE PURCHASED OF MR. W. W. LEE ms TAN YARD AHD SHOE SHOP, wbicb wo propose to make an Institution of tho town OF irso.r. In the Shop we have secured the ser vices of that superior workman, MR. JAS. FITZGERALD, as fireman and general insbagf r, who, ®i’h Messrs. BLAIR, JOHNSON and SMITH as a-sistants, will put up any thing you want itt the hue of BOOTS AND SHOES FROM THE HEAVY BROGAN TO A FINE [Ml# sira HI FOR aEJFTLEjnEjr, and Kid or Calf Shoes or Boots FOR LADIES. IN THE YAJRD, AIR. HOLLOWAY, Late of Fort Raines, A PRACTICAL TANNER AND Superior Finisher, V t'Ul have Rent rat Supervision. CASH PAID FOR HIDES OF ALL KINDS, COW, GOAT, SHEEP, DEER, &<■. TAN N T ERY n Chickasawhalouie creek, half nnl> rni C nrt House. Sbop, sou'h sid, Public Square. AT OTJR STORE yeu will always rind MR. PAUROIT who wi'l sell you anything in nur line Low lor Cash. ALEXANDER & PARROTT. octls 3m READ THIS. And be convinced that we still keep on hand the Largest and Best Selected, Aiid cheapest stock of Goods in MIDDLEGEORGIA! And are ever ready, as heretofore, to prove what we say, hy our customers, who have been dea ing with us. All Goods shipped promptly aud guaran teed to Come Up to Representation! Don’t take our word for it, but TRY US yourselves. Always on band. BACON, CORN, PORK, SOAF, FLOUR, MEAL, MACKEREL, STARCH, LARD, RICE, HERRINGS, CANDLES, 450 Boxes Tobacco. CHEESE, WHISKEY, OSNABUHGS, SNUFF, POWDER, SHOT, COFFEE, SARDINES, BRANDY, YARNS, CIGARS, SUGAR. CttAt KERB, OA c E LIQUORS, SHEETINGS PICKLE#, CAPS, 'J EA, &e‘, &c. SEYMOUR, TINSUY & CO. Jas. Seymour. 5 A. R Tinsley, > T. D Tinsley, octs;3m SOMETHING WORTH HEEDING o HAVING made amnri'msnts with the Tomlinson Demnre t Cos., are able 10 Sri! two, three, four and S I horse Wagons, at a sill 'll advance on New York cost. We would invite those r Uhing good Pfsnta'ion Wagons, to examine oar Stock before purchasing elsewhere. We would also cull the atfemion of ihc public, to our splendid and exteusive stock ol LI'GGIES, HARNESS 4 CA2RIICES, both of our own and Nsrtheru manufacture. Ii is generally understood throughou' Soulh- Wesiern Georgia, that WOT. SIRRII4IE always warrants his work. We always keep a good Stock of Carriage & Harness, Wagou and Buggie materials cl all description. Call and see. WM. SIRRIftE, sngßl’v Americas, Ge. PERRY DAVIS’ Veg-etablcPainKiller Is the Most Popular Medicine Extant. JHV PAIN KILLER is I equally applicable uml efficacious to young or old Til K I ’ain Ki'lcr Is both :m internal and externa] remedy. THE I'nm Killer should he used at I the flrat manifestation of Cold or Cough. THE PAIN KILLER- Don’t fail to keep it In the house ready for use. THE PAIN KILLER Is good for Sprains and Bruises. Try it. THE Pain killer Cures the Toothache. The Pain Killer is a favorite withal! classes. The Pain Killer will cure Chilblains. The Pain Killer cures Cholera Morbus. THE PAIN KILLER is the Great Family Medicine of the age. Pain Kilter cures Dyspepsia. The Pain Killer can be bought of your Drug gist or Grocer. It cures Painters’ Colic. It isjgond for Scalds and Burns, it has the verdict of the people in i's lavor. The Fain Killer givps universal sat i*f«ction. Beware of imitations and Coun iprfpDf*. THE Pain Killer i« almost certain cure for Chol era, aud has, without doubt, been more suc cessful iu curing this terrible disease, than any otht-r known remedy, or even the most eminent or skillful physicians. In India, Africa and Chi na, where this dreadful disease is ever more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered, by the natives, as well as the European residents in tliose climates, a sure remedy. THE PAtN KIM K —-oh bn lie is wrapped with full directions for its use. THE PAIN KILL EH is *old bo nil Drqggiat* and Healers In Family Jtfedicines. PERRY DAVIS&SON, Proprietors. 74 High st., Providence, If 1,18 .«t. Pi ml street, Montreal, Can da Lust, 17 Southampton Bow, L melon, England. I up 8"Vi8l« THt PLANTcfli’ WARIHCUSf. TO ih* Planters of Eirly } and Cal boun counties Ga . and Henry and Pale counties, Alabama, the undersigned would i most, regpecti'illy inftrm bis Friends and tie Planters of the above named counties, that he has erected a LARGE AND COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE, On the corner ofWasington and Hartford /Streets —Oposite the Masouic Hall, where he is prepared to Receive and .Store all Cotton and other Produce that may be brought, so hitn. He will /Sell or Alhip Oot.on in reliable parties iu New York, /S.vannah, t New Orleans, or anv point his friends may de-ire—either hy Railroad or Steamboat. — He wili alwaws keep on hand a good supply of BAGGING, ROPE, IRON-TIE.S’, .SALT —AND— Plantation Supplies, Which he will ftirDioh to farmers as low as any house in Southwest Georgia. He hopes by strict attention to business, to merit a rea sonable share of public patronage. J. T WALKER, FORT GAINES, GA , Sept, 17th 1808 Sept 17 3tn RICHARD E KENNON, A TTOHATE r AT LA IF*, FORT CiAIVLS, CLAY CO..GA. AKTILL a'tend promptly all the Courts io T v the P.itaula Circuit, and those adjoin ing » hen desired. Will attend the District Court of the Uni ted States at. Atlanta and Savannah. Particular attention paid to cases io Bank ruptcy. N. B. The provisions of the Bankrupt Act that expired June Is', 1888, hare been ex tended to January Ist, 1869. octlfi n036-* Administrators Sale. BY Virtue of an order of the CA>ort of 0 1 -- din»>y of Harris couoty, G»., will be sold in the town of Dawson, Terrell county. Ga., on the first Tuesday in Januarv next, wi'hin the legal hours of sale, the following lot. of lant*, Belonging to the estate ot .Jfereei B.bh, dec’d : Lot No. 14, in the 3rd District,'orig inally Leo, now Terrell county. Slid laud sold to pay debts and for distribution Term* cash. L. L. STANFORD, Adui’r. no*l9’6Bids / Y EiiKGI A, Terrell County VY Whe eas, E G Hill, Execu'O' of K. S. J'"d >n, applies for litters of diHOjirSiott from said eetate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all persona concerned, to te and appear at my ofi'ce within the time prescribed o» law, and snow cause, il anv, why said letters should not be granted. Given undet my hat.d and . fficial eignatu e, this Novemh.i 26th, 1868. nov264ttd T. M. JONEs, Or’dy. ISOTICK. JA.VES W EATOVliak applied for exemp tivn ot personalty, and setting apart aud valuation of Hutnestead, and I w it p.ss upon the .atue at 10 o’clock, a. m , D cembet 12ih, 1868, »• my cfflec in D'*w.or a de<>3 2w T. M. JONES, Ord’y W. 11. Peeples HAS JUBT RETURNED FROM NEW YORK With an Entirely New, Fresh and Beautiful Stock of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS A FULL LINE OF Domestics, Cassimeres and House-Furnishing Goods. YANKEE NOTIONS, WE have everytbiog in this line that can be asked for. CLOTHINQ, OUR Stock is very Large and Complete. BOOTS -A-USTID SHOES, WE have an endless variety, including a splendid assortment of Ladie* Shoe*. 'J'ASiniLir 3 OUR Grocery Department will also be well assorted and complete. Bagging, Ties and Salt always on hand. AFTER a st>y of three weeks in New York, and a close observation of the fli'rtiist’Ons m the Market, I have been enabled to buy Goods very low. Come aud examine them aud uo argument will be necessary to sell tbvm to you. I AM AGEISTT FO JR, WlfgEl Grand, Square and Upright Piano-Fortes, A Sptcitnep of which can be seen at any residence. Also, WOODRUFFS COJNTCORD BUG OIKS, which 1 wili sell cheap lor CASH. Ami am prepared t" make Liberal Ocksli Advances Oik Colton c Dsicoed to my c mspOOtUufs iu Savannah nr N * f rb. AV. M. PEEPLES. Diwson, (r*i., October 22 1863—3 m «■ a mm ii. 1 JJMAJi!, WAREHOUSE 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT DAWSON, OEO •••fit* 11 * • •• Vs ••• ————. FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE! I AM NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE,- weigh, mark, slore, sample ard sell, or skip your ooUuo at aiodcrate rates. Will moke liberal CASH advances on cotton stored in my Warehouse, and allow the plaiittrs to b‘ Id as long as • bey wish—sell wbeD tliey see proper, or ship it at any time, and to any place they choose. 1 would advise my patrons to sell utRE, but if they wish to try other markets, I will ship their cotton to parties in Macon, Savamah or Sew York wham I know to he responsible and reliable gentlemen, and who will guar antee the planter entire satisfaction. My Scab are correct, as (he Ordinary's Certificate below, lit show, and they cannot be changed to make them weigh more or le»i : GEORGT A, ) Ordinary’s Office TERitfcLL County $ fi r said county. I, T. M. Junes, Ordinary, in and for said county, do hereby certify that I Lave this day lusted tbe Set tes used by John A. Fulton so. the put pose of weighing ent'on at his Warehouse aid find them correct, said weights balancing With tbe Standard weights in my office for the use of Terrell oounty. Oln witness whrreof I have hereto signed my n»me official ly, and affixed the Seal ol my office. September 28ib, lbbb ' T. M. JONES, Ordinary, Terrell County. COOKING STOVESI COOKIIG STOVES! I HAVE THE LARGEST AND FT NEST assortment ol Cooking SL’tci that has ever been brought to this market, and l will sell them below Macoa prices, with freight, &c., aided. I invite all, and especially the ladies, to exit and examine my stork; and w. uld advisa every family who Las m ne, to pu-c » one as hood 98 convenient, asfbe demand is so very great, the rrice« will oerl ly increase duriog the coming winter. Sell, or draw on one Bale Lotion, AND BUY YOU A GOOD STOVE WITH FURNITURE AND FIXTURES enough to last a Ffe-time. You will have no more use for negro cooks, who are becoming a nuisance, but every My can do her -wn co king with pleasure, *™ with their “Sunday harness” on, without stooping or staining, and witnou scorching, sm-kimr, greasing hr smutting h r hands and face, or dress. Tbe following aro some us my best pattern* oi I bare sulu a g many of them, and every -1 e has given entire satisfaction BARLEY >IIKAF, lined ibf&ghWt wiih Tin R.flectors. FORE'T RfEE!», wub mx I. t- »• .’ H ’<l set IRAS H 11l l*, vim alt tb.- r..w in pn v Hli ' - ORIENTAL, REIt JACKET, PILMLI 10, DELIA, EAS» RE.\ If parties should w-int ary Cooking or lstose wbicb I have no' e hand, I will Order aid sell it lower b«u it can be. bough* iu New L‘»i other place, at retail, and laid dowa here. fIIOIIN is. FULTOxI, oct!s n036~3m "