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FAIRFIELD HER'ALD " JAQ. 5.11 -NvOLJ)s, Edittor. Wtns a o nn . "in ny ,19.Greek Ex~m nation. "1 We have received from Prof. W. htit fGenilacru lar annoning a ('AminptitiV e x ttinination on theo Glreek hignitge, to b)0 held( at the ab)ove namedl 'city on the 20th of November next. It will be remembel~redl that Prof.i Vhit.sitt prVojected it Siilar ex :lItliiiaZtionk last year, whicht NWO1 ill :till reHIlw(Lt. a grL't.ifyiihlgo ti I ie-c uragecdlby the good reran!:; of ,of tht begiinning, hie ha~s 1ee"i"1 :1 to add niow feittiircs fend offl.r ad 'ditiouia] indiiceiuii nt', Ita. sft;4 ,:id( in largo numibers maly be' he-I ;o I iio G reenv~ilic wvho Isivro t'Ilnclm oh'l lent teir aidi, hie sow oller; thi cu PrizeAs-ohno of twenty- live, 0110 of fifteen, and it third of ten dliir to the Coltentants who sasll sftandl respctively first4, secondl and third in the examnination. The e"oiltest is (,ironi to aill persons1 ill Siouthi Carolina, 111]101 twenity-one yo:ar~ of tig( 11)011 theo clay bet for tlic'i WVhitsitL's ('ircititir we extract the following, s~how'ing the IWU((Ii~ of the ex 014) lftt :0111118(ty., :' t Clid w,1~hol of enpiJdi' V4)l (ree din mid tewoeof'adfYr(Gektlinuiiar, eixceplt I'll( iilijwidix, ,(page 318) fill([ the ttler blo~hw the .lno betweeni page~ 5 and,1 page 180. '1.11(1 stdet, shloLid ioiiil Authosm's (ahsie~al .1)iet~iwmry, or! FOIIIC otheiir wor~k (of that kind, for infwu~ilt~iou with reogard to Xeii 011411, (5rrux 1111( (other peui'otitll 11((1iioti 1kintioli~ci ilk the (Cyropaeli. W~ill 1)0 expec0(ted to shiov enire fill aihiarif~y Wvi 11 theo 1111t. -1. I etw('t:11 aljhicatlion of th11' farts anid ;eioic ('l ijni.tion, anld ill ro~Ldilig. He ~ Will al18o 1e (closely' Pellihinll( o it 1.110 iitttei' beQtween ?81 anid s 113:, *iil 111(0 lL0'0t1 1 Wil lie 1)0110(11 b0l in ill li kiowledge of the 1iltto 1 betWmi('1 Stirnwell bill *iil ba"ng dowvn upon tine the antbl~fkO -A i the tinond tg o cp It of O P. "I ieo gtj4 ho) ciuto Jr ofi uptiontie i under lis coat!. 1. 'iOw: )owrotl I~oslio ur any-" Mec not failiar wvithi his p)ast career LtO~ i~rpu tiuet 1>rc- . It is enough to say that hois nfiunouly Currlllpt, as br* a ho .s corrupt, us (tingel'Ol1 [as 110 is [18)lsa JIoiCvoliiug 11n his iehllcn1 'si (if iPlllifh andi "tlvngo a'sI is -is Iualiiouts i!1 their 'conc('eptionl. \'or isi Lcxk'iO alonie. ' hipper, vi ithing aIts 1le mui4. be tinder . t1.o lisit doiluiieiatioia; lie hits~ roociveti Iili'0o liO ele('tioi to theu judgeship, will lire till his p'~oi--gre:it axs it is -to) lUIIlliiiiO~l that of (Icy. Chain 1(1 1ill, 111141 ''run" t~he state ini the iii ciest of his friends and himnself. 11 isi (fblotts Lie will ha~ve the aid Lif tirot faithful and power rli ((hit( Ir-S)OLtker Elliott. It wva'x :Iilitt who~ aind. when Wihipper :18 iiiitinated, Chat Ile wvoui 11(31.911 1N caitch IILenljer'!; republican-lt h s s v t 1 ) 1 I t o 1i~ t 4vitla fill aolvoc'aoiw of Whij'pcrl''or theC l (l8(i Irlaline in South Caroliuna! Phii s i laua1tieasure of a .iui sf.41 re )I1Iblictimis!t.! Anid hto who follows [lot in the, path .1)ualiid out by E1lioH). find WhIippe r and Moses i 101t. *1 r1tlallIi. It is only IIOcOF1 4"11y to iuxaaiiio the vtoL in~ the in I ini5. (leutie 1l to xeo how mfuch r;)('0 l'!liot Ix Itraxt NOi. Nor IiOV(; the goiod riT H)l to beilieve) tlhnt [hb n kill an~ (1stiniging force with wich lie hant; lIorotAforo hcldiio the [I)t ii'u' hllp iN inIl aliy wise) flh)ted ri\n-. '.'hiat. ho wvill us5e all his~ tid that lie will Jue'o)lli'l! iiiaiyt .itf his purpoes there is good ;t iiol to a1)rei(d." Such is the leading entenL ini tihe legislatture. T( ol)1)a;o it 'there IF Lime .small exihort of Conservatives, w-ho lILVO never iihirkel ditty of 3vitde'd (i11l.oI, [101(51 i)rn'Iitaii by a alone haimniful of ropidwblcans who ar~e L).Vyui)d the powerC of the infanitoux Lu in. '1'o M~alta thai r op,)1)osition at. ill ethetual, it will bo iteressaty fur t~(iV i 41 l!'valtivcI andio e'vey hoflesi t~t(' 1 Ic' i l e i to 1)'e pI)1)11lly at his 1); > T t1.1 t. reus'.n thee- inc'cs 4lint !r. :\ftci'e ('xj)(C(iaLll is it, soloemn-1I ly" i lheUIberit 1iJ)Oll time C(Yi1servlLivL0 ILo d() thiia. 'Phiew are the only rep~ t(" e~it )it.; Va-c's of their irirty. antd ti A a %.Ixcq M n. Sp *A bill is no oa befofo the ti ntid41.hlodls fty esentatitos,. irntinunrbr 'A ity to thoso 4ngagedin At e obollior," 'but I t uo radleals,99 ? e as their loader and riok man, are trying b1 to make Jefl tsn 'bMvis an ox eeption, Why hiet ;asdb, Abideed -a ho only reason, -urgoe by 3laiie e l thedt4dld tstoiy 'abIt 4 ergw to Unidumprisonors in. the South, t of which the e -Pruiddhtisecbarged al with having been a Coliof inistrt- al moht. This is tho !!iost jl igeilo abtsurdily of which a Iinoier.ately B soiwilel man-dnd we 1beliwVb Blaino to be 8iihch=:M 4'uld'bb 'iilty. a Leaving (iititely -dui 'of the qjes-' tion the relative -meiit -of 4ho th Fe(loral find the Cdufoderato gdv Ci eminent in the trcatment of ,priRoir- 3 ers, it is siniply pi)poisto5rs to I hold Mr. Davi i iu ainy degiwo re- .d( sponsiblo for the sitfi'rings 'tf Union soldiers confined in the South. - Even had ho ignored all i the other duties with which ho was surroindced, be coul.1 not have 01 provided adequatoly for the wants of pi isonersi. The resources of al the South, limited as they came to i b when *the inunber of Federal a: pi i;oni's in the Con feoracy was largest, wore insutlicient to supply " the needs of the army In the field, 01 anl at ths 1a1no time stlliptit the d Woniul, children and slvos at (1 hono. That the Southern army P was loss flnih half fed, and that the fu sufferings of the people at home wore great., aite factis ipatont to P overy candid mind. .Such being the caseo, the sufeorings of Union k prisimri, diplorable as they wore, n were not to he aprevonted by the tc i'tion of Mr. Davis or anmy other " Soulthein mni. 1hit, the true re c 1ipolsibilitV hiy ni(11 the United States govei nment. Mr. 'Ord, the a Confederate coinissioner of ex- tl ehango, :made 'oarwst a'nd rqpeated * overtures to .the FVedei'al govern ' nent, urgeig asn tocha' t, but all lt his prioplosals were rejected. He tt oven went so far, at last, as to pro- 0 pose to release all the Unio-n pris si onert; Hiek or disabled, upon any lit terms. This -does 'not look like. a criulty to pritt) ers. The ortiaary 17 tables, publisheld after the nar by " the surgeon-general of the United o States, show a decided Etcantage ti for the tCnfderates-tolvo per b cent. of thl'ir prisoners in F'ederal b ha5nds dying. and loss (lm even e por (it.. of VFdersl prisio-nfors dyinmg Y in Confederate hainl. This does niot loouk muich ike' ex('ssive cruel. ty oni the par~t of the conI1fedLIte governmentI and it.' is snulply ab 0 Iard to hold Mr. Davis ro spon~ildo for somerthing thi~t; neuver existed. The truth is, laline I wanmits somiethinig withi whir'h to mainke a- soens:mdlion, andl~ is douibtleiss emlouhls of M'orton who is alreadv' fl uotiieg hts "bloodyv shii t" They i will bothi Ind, beforo many months G roll by, that the "outrage ilil" a wvhich t hey are t rvin:. to manufac tutre w m'l rind., . "0Outrag~o&" have gon ont of fshin, ndBlino and Miorto miiiust keep' up with the times(, if they wouM~ -tvoid ineurring, if they have not al ready incurred, the con temipt oif all fair-minded muon of bothl poiliticail partihes. As for Mr. Dais , the lack of fulla c' itiesV ilp dloe him little injury. r ~ lie hias shiown but liithe evidence of a desire t:> roturn to piubihc life, and his~ disabhilities do ntot lessoni in one j iotai thme love and himnor ini which a he is. hol by the people of t ho Sou th. His aieners inl 'on1gross inljuire thiemselvesi only, by reviving, or at V tempting to) revive, the unnatural" f.eing so stronmg against~ him ut the close of thme warl. To deniy him the Ia full rights of citizenship is to admit 0 thatenIUfranchis~edand1( iinpuliieollicea hie wonld he an object of dreadl. Thish is sheer ('owardtice, ando is a dIisgrace alike to . Ilainoe and his party, anid to 0 the miitchi boasted civilization cf 1 Amueric'a.h The Bublimity of Crime. WVhit Tieury Ward Beechier said to the "muttml friehd," Firank'i3 Moulton, "The oitty way to lie X correctly is f4 lie mtimehirly9 he P utt.ercd a sentimnu-t that iiitat ever a ho reigarded as~ stamnped wiffA the il mark of his genius. .lIht he ~iight have gotte fuirthuer, and IktaId of limiting his remark to lyiftg,- have I extended it to the many other ofioncecs tyhic~h aro of commioii oc- il curirenmce and whose perpot.rator. o1'et their im-pjuhity to them sublimiity 1 o'f thueir ei ime. St ealing is something which excjite cotitenrpt- aftd to S some1 e'xtenit abhiorretice hii mvry tI honest, minde. 'l'he mali who robs ii his neighbov's lhen-roost or pilfers tJ n itflo of his cotton,- is gnmmoned ti before a peace-ofiterf arid tirenet 0o in'to) jail, thore to awa'nit his trial t2 according to law.- .His case comies g up beforeo a- high court, he is tried a with all tile solonrnity that attends vi tj,. trial of a mardernr. or of a co.. o e je4fier ent. i e jury' d uilty he'i browg up.'. -e o juo, iKis ayed in ;gra vbs ontl .and - i l sd-b 'll se',-e-loo g C ifb ' "lffhlesseindivi 'ids to 'WAnetituto the subordlhates out a courthouse, and the fear fyTifty"A1 ' is iitthi dc to e[ Ipwfu1 eblied f terai i.n o 'stiato'ifer it'edy. t Tlits' -is all it'ehdld be. Chickenstealing Ldlcotton-stoalih4:should -both be letthatbly punihtad=-the more varely tJbibtittbr fcr the coiintry., Lit suppose the offhhdtr'i criminal iii fidni havb betih 'bf h Highbr dJbreths n to .phruilk 'lth An iiid to, -ovel in'thlbllol' 'tilere -of I Thbbty ihis. -Sippdiei he liftt (Il#4borate rodbbd -a 'bdititniyiiiV ' oif 'Indthy oissaids, lpeorhaps nillidus, 'of >llars, rhin ltroveVi 'lhfandbly ithless to a. sacred pthlib ttrust his-is very "lifl'eifh*t. He thIdn wcomeb a public poto'itty, and a name alitibats 4i large type in 'ery nowspapbr 'ih he land, hero may be an indictidihit and 1 that sort of thing. His case ny go beforo every court it can by iy legal quibble be made to reach. e may even -spend a few weeks the bot appointed apartment a choice ponitentiaiy. But this Boa not last long. The man who, .sdaining the humble path of the st'y "thii or pickpocket, gives ill rpla;y to hise genius by stoaling a w hundred thousand fiirm 'the ablic treasumy, is certainly entitled some considoration for the ftiness of hit aims Ind the bold ss of his spirit. ' tho only way steal 'correctly is to -steal blinely. Boss Tweed mat have ai nod this lessen very early in re, for at every stage c his 'career "Boss" ho -showed aspirations at were truly; refreshingly ablime. IS %6pa'nsivo -mind oild ly no .means periixt him to op at a few thousands stolen from io Now York treasury. Ile went r, obeyig the .pronptings of the ill, 7mall voice of genius, till he id acquired just a few millions : 14, then, doubtless conscious of the ,IVitude of his doings and of his iperioriIl <oer he hmble horde f plundered taxpapeu's who ven ired to upbraid him for his doings, o uttered a *sentenco which must e admited to embody the aiblamity of insolence-"What are on going to do about it ?" And T weed is nlow free! In the republican party of outh Carolina there have been inny individuals, the sublimity or 'hose s.tealing has been peculiarly triking. Niles G. Parker came ore a penniless adventurer. But e was end~owed with far-reaching >rosighit, and ho soon saw a chance give vont to his genius in .all s subliuit'y, He held the office f state treasurar for four years, nil at tho end of - that time had toen about a half-million of dol trs, Most people in South Caro na- were more than content, dur ig that trying period, to make a modorately good living :but not a with a man of Parker's sublime spirations. lie put his mind to -ork to the utmost of its capacity, ndi, after amassing his filohings, u~tired1 to a life of. elegant leisure u~d dignlified assurance. Hie, too, 1it proud of his achievements, and iore thanii once advised an attentive uidience of political adherents that edustry and enterprise were the nly sure and honorable means of -ealth. He wvas both instriouis nid enitorprising-enterprising in evising his schemes of plunder ad industrious in- carrying them ut. Ho, too, was brought to trial uid judgment was obtalined against im. But his genius never* once >ruiook huim, andI he 01 so nmadlo his acapo( from jailh Not one cent ave the robbed people got from im. His roguery was too sublime r thme law to reach, And Parkor is new free , Buit why mnultiply exatifpfs i eagle, Scott1 14inytoft, bios&; iTippeo' nd others1 hive' all dis: Iagufd am gotiftfs for stealing that is a crleditale to thetA aA it has been ujiiriotm to the state. Aritd they all go uhpumtihed I Of course there are many in anvcLw in offr state where the ioves have bekh content to uihove a lowe'r sphlere than that selected y' Afleh liigh-minded thieves as arker a nd MIoses. County treasa recrs have robbed the people of Linns varyimig from one~ thofisafM twenty titousand dollars1 aceoto-~ ig to the genids. of the officer an~d to facilitie he enjoyed.- Still meo w tao no6 lackit chi4 elemen~t Sl sab'eit7 in ile' individual, for ie crime hasn always been done in a raceful and digtufied way,- and on largo a scale as circumstaneos -old admit. Hiunbert, the dup6 Mosns. se1 a short term in the ponitegtiary for his robbery of the Orangeburg treasiry. Q ,- the est.: arq s111 in, uiish uly, thn are no , an ag the ly w ' to btoalt dorect ly i to sral sub ef. THE SEA MOUSE.--TelO sel mouse is one. .the .prettiesb s otsures that lives under water. It sparkles like z ofihdn'diand .is rtd nt wvith all thie colors bf the rainb6w, akhottgh it lives in mud at the :bottom. of the. ocoan. -It-ehould not bb tillbd a moune, for 4Viis lader tiah 'w big rat. is ctSuored With sc:lIes that-novo up akdoWh as it breathe and 1lit ters -lke gold 'shitilig (ihroug A f1edy-down, from which -fine, silky bristles \. i, ' hat 'coznstantly ehlnhgo from oi1W brillitiht itt to another, so that, ai Ch~ibr, tit great flua.liralisth says, the plumage of the htitirflng-bird is not more beautiful. WWhai a 'wpan up 'in Wisbdhsin, who has rihiiuiug for the 411ico of Lintshant Govorhor, 'ab aske d by a fidi6ad 4f he-tlottht his Vxperience his'Hthch tis to qualify lltii to dis chdrgo tli 'diehrls of h16 tolicc, he said le thdiglt it ought tto ibe-le had been -i aeutt l.f'C nor in his own fiunily ever siudt he ids mnar riod. It isinot generally known 4ililit the United States Treasury lepartinent employs two leas ned 'iii4 skilful chen'sts, oho of whom is (cbhstantly engaged in fabricating indelible inks, while the other devotes his talents to washing out the inks, and thus far chemistry has' devisod no ink which chemistry cannot efface. The other day a Vicksburg wife went into the country to visit with out saying anything to or leaving word ifor hor husband. He was un easy da returning home, and made inquirios amnatui ttht3 neighbors. "Goie-nissing-!' 'eeolaimcd one woman ; "why, I'ihould think you'd be uneasy about 'her." '"I nn," he replied, wearing a surre*ful look, "for soane one has got to split the wood to get brealfast th." GREAT EXITEMENT! INDIGNATION MEETING' NUMEROUS ARRESTS I EXTENSIVE I Preliminary Examinations I)() not afYhot tho mannor in which R. L. DNNENBERG in n. ow Aaipoalzing f10 Iae stoc.k of Dry' 000(14, (loihing, Roots anti Call and exam'ni~o ouer low prican ahd be cOtihoc.. that Wo meah~l Ijan 15 ~JUST RECEIVED A,,e antd we'Y w~teltui tot of choier Win es ant LiqiuorN cf the finit. Altof .4g" olht and1 new Makr l ie flit.s ini town. A' ltOf tine floogti~ 8Ai.-tge low fat tuash b John D. MclCarley, MISS J1. AI!$'t' N l'aneuwnt A FEW youtig Iadiens enii he to colted na linfdihmg pupils aftui the 1ust oyf Jafnuary, 18'7G. Foi toe apply to tihe Ptkinoipal al the Academy. jan 14--t )IOUNTI ZION I NSTJ'TI]JTE. TIlE exorcisesR of thisi instLitirij will be reiiuied on l' olnosdn1zy, J anuairy 12th, F',r citsulars ebtiigtrettli atd full par teula~rus, addiroeis jan 4 tf Principal. The Bost4outoholm Oi1 the in World IC. WET 83'AM)OMtj Iple a wAR ItA.4TELD LIODn(GRIFs FIR STES'r. Endorsed by the Fire Insurance C'ompaniss, fro' fan ntime roiewing~ crrMcate, veltegei it tAAIli L 1 ?KE. O of AJTiMlh1%E, D7,enmsr *2.l, '74. .ri ( C 'est R ons ' (Jentlonisn-:lnving used thes vnjinus Ails uo!# ini nhs iyIi i A l a tin pipae rIt a'kO e t sa andi bAr chsr th~ed in-nur tairhoiki. sline&) 'scsr 'I'R Es .-PrA r 1'W if, NOV EXi19)I 0. *EBT & sONS, Ask nr trikeeper f it. Wwoleale liset 1IO(MB31 LIME 1 BARREIA im to arriveo.h " To Ile tOU;Iui;TSQN, OFICE IN I1i~t ()[ (X'1VIIT ,l0obs WINN8fJORO, .U SW All bunentys) nirlted -io him. 1611 receive prfan~pt *ltoritoh. Ii. i% 0 AlItfl.111 R. '. l)Avfb 4 . I)NW ATi LAW. 1I'1N98l~ollO ,(iU'1II ('A 1"'l.1Nii. llntportor ufttlxtler ini I A~tDWA1UL A4 ) OUE'I"Y, Iron, tcl, Nizisct'iI' ,Nug, Mill Stones, Huilli,1 anti ''ritniihg Materials, India RIbIitnr atti Lea'the'r Bolling, Carpenters, I Ilaelkinitl t ziti ',',diners' 'Ittok., IIouso keejitig al l'nruishiiag hardwatre, Agri cuiltural iLllt(ltitUttle zCet "u t, Plaut. ter, V'ui,ts, Oils, L'r(ttc h Adnd ) ,nSijrIdn 1i'intiw (3liae+. l'i ns, lilt? [H. 1'ist',la, -hot Ieolts. Powder Fau'ku, 'i' ?t'r, Shut . Tc., lWholostl a and retail at 'tho di i h the clolddh 'Ltl "Lbdk. WA)I.UM14JA-, S, Co 'hoev fb -s3znos ru 'tra 0re'n'ti hwse, .Puro 1lln Maoadhiat te l', ' t a ricun at I plisitxu: 'coniefbr,+Wrdl an? sett at once. as hil lidiza ititst ho -settled by the first Decouibdsr. dee 4 R J MOC(:AR-LEY. Z hL1;fl1'1BY give notie to all wihom * ~may t)Icnern, Ithat oni tho 1 2th dii of Fe'bruary next. I will appjly to the Pre bate Court of Fair:told (Iomnly for a tronl thischiar~e as guartdian of the ost.tte of (. jan 12-12x" Guardian. SPECIAL NOTICE. IJt~xtirruns lIe'witzg thcaumsr'1v~p iidobtat1 t lb f ire -re'ineted t? i--iHl i'l settle Ato1It!, or theiir (ti~ lIts uw Ki'lt' placed iii tn fl htern hand for enofleeti n. nov J 3kM-N JOHNSTON. Wb nof2)ty& Co. DEALERS IN FAMILY & PLLVATOP: (s I V(SIONtI E 1 ii o i L. a"tic, o PREPARE I,'OR WINTER. do 't let the cold Alibi of winter find yo tr wvindow:s withou Attmllcn, or good w t_-lo iloor*, but, hl vo them fitted at ones (r u tho' alauufactory'bf .Ur. P P TOALI~, wp'oso "ltdvertisdiddn 'is in another 'obinlnn. lie is t1ifib'114lo :Agent for the "National Mixed Pnii;t (h,," who wfnrrwtt their paint not to ortwk,'pool 'iii failb. Any one can ESTA 1"LI-S FiED 1858. i 1t1 'o Just rived a large atrnertment l of Nsw ootis Coll *i8ting fit =pal"t'Of O41d'liil(l 411kver Watches, 6'Id (irl11l_ t 'lhtod Curb Cbairis, t ' ultl Traceletx, with settn to'thhtoh, e0vP"titvl Shirt Buttons, bersi lca4t 14 i'quattlity of Specfhclcs. " 1 LSO, r 1 tine ARARrt1ItQut of 66,6,1q, *at4ht , Cloek s a31t1 Jewelry 'tepni''!till iitbtilptf'y " Anti warranted to givekntlref!tetldn. ire] 3 OlLVk' -1W1T"1IR. Double ' 'uri we Witter Wltec), t : l.,nuiut-unred by 1" ,1 ir01in .1 n r Y I .4w vI :i t"ilz ;sea t:"o,' X)nrtt'ys, ni..si9 tliitj.atau ta(U4 ,3i Itlctgr . f " 'iw. .: ;. ": ls rrufncfarerealru" f Ttr.taulo'ft bt;;tiou Ae "" fTii7{t(AL;,ij3ilt1r+,14ffi1 +?F lt, a ":t' 14:: chlil.::y .(ieai'iug ills,.l'lour i'air t, Whitt, Lead ,%nj C ; ll::i;r llllirry, ,,t-at lic, anti other 1'resjepd;r.. FTtt:, ci ::;, }' +.t""^v:.nd RauR e.3 a 8per ::!tr. DI::c".iuW: c:c tnz; tlccu rata anti of very t.-t- ' t i ::: " , -l t- ; (.Irculsrs. , O EMt:tYS.M 4o Do *<{/CTOR 6 COL; AZ BURY COWARD 1'ii1 IPA1., A Full Corps of Able 11"6h),Ork I'omtelele otlrlii of Arms. Apl"ararus, t;tc., for thrt-"uch aren'tat mid plyrtit-A ts"niuint', Lnt'ntiolr 'noittl for hra"rl-rul_ tta"+. nut pow lees a h-tiiroa-t and Tel+'" rnph'c f-rilitie.. F-r.111ttatrNe"1 Cat ogtt"" .itopl"v t dec 7 - nt BU'PTE, R ! T'GT'TT.'I1 ! ! f UTTER 4 I (ICE. N. C. '.Muntaill iButtot. Mt;b ) Six dozen 1). l"'ish--R6e9--n ttjt"d brcnkt:tst &-uh", for'Atl'" low for the cash by Z'l Efffit I3ACOT, 11ov A 4 Ago lt. 81_ACkSTOCI"w !-.TAVJ- C7' rec-:ntl.y c'gttneetetl oltrae'vnh