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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27
The case Of the U. s. Marshal.

WlLkESbAhhEs a. OSt' t<tus
In The slave case in The United States Cir.
cult Court Dhis morning, Judge Grier called
up the habeas corpus in the case of the dep.
uty matshals Jenkins and Cropier. arrested
last week on charge Of committing an assault
and battery on Bill Thomas, an alleged fu-
giive, for whose arres. warrant had been
issued by commissioner lngraham. The
disnicl attorney objected 10 Brown, employed
by the high conslabes o! Wlksbarrs, acting
in the mater, unlesshe represented the attor.
ney general, or the Governor Of the Stale
Judge Grer said he could not allow pri.
va,e prosecutors 10 come in,o court, and in.
,erlere with the officers Of the Government
In executing their duties.
Mr.. Brown asked the court II il was un.
derstood that no private prosecution could
be represented by counsel in proceeding
against officers Of Government Judge
Grier said that The Court would moi submit
TO a course Of questioning By any person
Mr.. Brown, "Will your honor hear US on
The question !?
Judge. 81 have heard you already, and
the question has been adjudged." Ashmead
asked for The discharge Of the officers. The
Judge said it must be shown .ha, they were
acting by authority, and they were resisted.
The commissioners were then sworn and
testified 10 issuing warrant. Wyncoot les.
tilted 10 sending deputies 10 execute the war
rant. Deputies testified 10 resistance of .
desperate character by the fugiives using
knives, forks, &c, and got handouts off and
struck officers over the head. Mr.. Ashmead
again asked for their discharge. The Judge
said he would write out nj, opinion IN she
case.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The cholera in Great Britain is steadily
increasing. A, Newcastle there has been
935 deaths, and 80 day-seven times as
many as in l83l-'32. AT Ga,eshead, in
Is days. there were 227, or nearly twice as
many as in 183l-'32, The disease was
visible in Hull, Durham, Hexham, Elon,
Berwick, Darlington, Windsor and Belfast
but had decreased a. ManchesIer,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL Con-
vENTIoN. Nav YORK. Ocl is, 1858 The
General Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, in session al New York, set
lied The legality oil the election Of pr. Al
kinson as Bishop Of North Carolina, yesler-
day-aller which sentence Of deposition was
solemnly pronounced against Bishop Ives
by presiding Bishop Brownell, in presence
of the entire House Of Bishops and The House
Of Clerical and Lay Deputies, the whole
body joining in the closing words of the
senence-"in The name Of the Father, and
Of The Son, and Of the Holy Ghost" The
whole asSembIage stood during The reading
of the sentence, and many oGlhem were al,
recled 10 tears.
The new Bishops, DR.. Atkinson, and DR.
Davis, will be consecya,ed in Trinity Church
on Monday morning next.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The amount Of iravelin every portion ol
the country is now enormoas-far greater
than II ever was before. The railroads that
constitute the great thoroughiares between
The east and the west, are almost crushed
beneath the mass Of travellers. The Di
rectors cannot get engines and cars fas
enough 10 supply The demand. The Sec
retary Of the Hudson River road told us
tha. they now run sixteen trains per day
over tha, road, and Ahai every passengei
train was crowded. This we had demon
slraled 10 our entire satisfaction. The N. Y
and Erie, and the Ny. central roads ort
doing an immense bnsiness, but such is The
rush and numbess that the trains do no
make their proper connections at Dunkirl
and Buffalo more than once or twice in
week. We have every reason 10 believ,
that they do all they can 10 accommodate
the public. Time will open new routes
when we trust something like regularity cal
be depended upon.-Ohio State Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

SUBMARINE TELEeRAPH FROM CUBA 10
FLoRIDA.-The privilege for submarine
telegraph from the Island Of Cuba TO the
Uniled States has just been grained 10 Mr.
Samuel A. Kennedy, Don Francisco Noy
and DR.. Filipe Nunez, by Gen. Caredo. with
The unanimous approval Of the Real Junlu
and The Telegraph Commiuee, for. term
ofthineen and half years. !. will extend
from point near Cardenast the main lane
Of Florida. The whole distance. ebou, l2i
miles, is 10 be divided inso four sections
The longest cable required will be abou. ct
miles. The line is TO be built by a join
stock company, TO be formed on the lslant
! of Cuba and the United States.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The entire sum Of money raised by the
churches Of Grea. Bri,ain for missionary
purposes is about $1,750 600; by those Of
America, $4,000, making altogether sa,.
500 900.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

Ned wants 10 know the reason why ed
i,ors live so much eheapertaaT olher folksl'
As our answer might rol be complimentary
10 some Of our subscribers, we give his
own; Because they often &c, bored for moth
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

LIVERPOOL IRON TRADE.-Liverpool is
said 10 be the creates, shipping port of iron
in the world, at which puce the trade is
chiefly carried on by about fifty commission
merchants, dealers and others, usually de-
nominated iron merchants. The ordinary
commission for selling ii is about 10 per
cent The shipments from that port are
sad..o exceed at present 900 tons each
working day.
The figures of the shipments OF manufac.
tured iron from Liverpool. during the past
seven Years, to New York, Boston and Phil.
adelphia are taken from the Liverpool
Times, as follows:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

Lucy Stone monfons, as one Of The sia
objections TO a womsn's being married Iha
she loses the eonmol Of her children
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The Washington Star says .ha. The Indi-
an Bureau is just now busily engaged ii
sending out Government. annuities due to
The several tribes on our borders Tc
Michigan they are 10 send about 100000
TO Wisconsin, abou, $4,000; 10 Minnesota
$4,000; 10 The Central Superin.endency
(,he 81. Louis DistricD abou, $3.50, 900; and
The Southern Superinlendency abou, $780,.
900. These sums include the pay Of The
Bureaus employers, in those various Su
perin,endencies, and the annulies in mon
ey and kind due TO the Indians this autumn
in the luIfIlmen, ol all treaty slipula,ions
The instructions 10 the agents require al
payments to The Indians 10 be made pei
capita, unless where treaty stipulation:
make payments in different manner noc
essary.
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Rates OF Adyertisinr.

0nesquue (is lines or less three weeks, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, +; -: %
One square, three months, -; 3 90
One square, six months, /: 8 90
One square, one year, =: 90
One half column, one year, :: 20 90
Three-fourths Of column, one year, /: 26 90
One column, one year, 4; : 80 0N
acknowledgements not having the number of in
sertions marked on copy, will be continued unit
forbid and charged accordingly.
D'Casnal advertisers must pay in advance.
uJOb Printing, Of everydescnption will
be executed with accuracy and neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

The CHOLERA This dreadlul peslilence
is marching forward with a tread as steady
and relentless as that of time iIseli, in its
regular progress towards the west. Twice
already has i, made the circui, Of the globe.
Oceans, deserts and mountains have not
for one moment checked iloElurnedi iIaside.
Science and skill are as unavailing now as
a, firsllo penetrate the fearful mystery which
envelopes it. Born, years ago, Of corrup.
lion, al the mouth of The Ganges, some new
or unknown law Of nature, or the direct bano
of God or Satan, has lifted ii up and given
hs subtle and ethereal nature, direction and
a circui, as sure and regular as tha. OF the
planets.
= No. long ago we heard of il in Siberia,
nexI i. entered Russia in Europe and passed
steadily along through thai Empire toward
the northern coast of Europe, ravaging Den.
mark and Sweden, and now we. e..are startled
with the announcement thai, true. 10 its
normal course, il has commenced lis havoc
in -Grea, Britain.-Zanes. Cour.
lis first appearance was made in New.
castle on Tyne abou,.the middle Of Septem.
ber. An extract from the London Globe
before us says: Neither the accounts which
have reached us from The continent. nor the
information that we have received from
medical authorities at Newcastle, allow US
10 believe lha, This disease, when it has once
taken possession of its victim, is a whit less
virulenl than q, former periods. In Dem
mark and Sweden the deaths have averaged
rather more than fifty per cent. Of those al
lacked, and a, Newcastle the deaths are even
in excess Of iha, terrible proportion. =
We learn that cases have already occurred
| in Liverpool, and i. is impossible 10 believe
that other towns will escape"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

Attorney Genersl Cushiag's opinion on
the Texas FIVE million matter, i, is stated,
has been fully approvedby Presiden, Pierce,
The opinion, pronounced by eminent legal
men as exceedingly able and learned, occu.
pies about fifty manuscript pages, and is des-
tined to enhance the fame of its author.
The opinion reccomends the retention of,he
five millions by the Treasury, until further
legislation on the part Of Congress is had
and on the man prints fully sustains the
course Of President Fillmore 8 admins
lra,ion in relation TO the subject. Mr..
Gushing, in his opinion, i. is also said, hand.
somely compliments the ability and legal
learning Of the Hon. Reverdy Johnson
Attorney General under General Taylor,
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they will be redeemed lor fixed period al
q given price; fixing The termination Of that
period sufficiently far ahead TO allow all for.
eign United States government. bond. holders
10 avail themselves of the arrangement, with
a certainly as 10 The price they were 70 be
allowed, if they choose 10 receive money
down in hand Ior their evidences Of The ifl-
debledness Of our government 10 them. II
seems to be anticipated that in the next three
months heavy redcmp.ons ofihe stocks in
the hands Of such holders will be made.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-10-27

colored State Convention is called 10
meet al Dayton October 9Th. Among the
objects sought 10 be accomplished, are
seat in the jury box, admission 10 the Aims
House, aud Deaf ard Dumb, and Blind aud
Lunatic Asyums, and elective franchise.
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r. r.. r.
Its Happy Effects uoon II New Married

Its Happy Effects u9on IL New Married
coup
JONATHAN X. MILLER. Pe'iiir. aged 90, the
lei of April lett lis home in he northern part of
New York, in apparent good health his wcL.ing
tour. in company with hiss Young bride On his return
home he was suddenly attacked with lnfammato-y
rheumatism; the attack cane ~ while riding in the
ears, anu aud painful his IEcrings that
tears of pity wet the CT eeks OF many Kind ard sympa-
ihizng travelling eonpaEions. At Utica, " the
were changed, and pass niger knowing tine virtues of
Railways Ready Relief, purchased bottle at DR.. War.
ners Drug store he Immediately applied the Relief
the suferer-hc used the whole bottle, and upon
irving at ~ racuse the pain was much relieved that
he was enabled io walk 10 his carriage without assis-
lance. Tie has since reported himself cured.
In all eases OF lniammatory rheumatism, Railway
Keller Will instantly stop the pain. Let those who sur
fer try it.
Whether in the bones, 6esh. joints muscles whether
in the head or feet wherever is Railways Relief will
in few moments remove every particle of irritation
from the system.
MERCURIAL PAINS
Persons who have been salivated with mercury. and
feel lis effects still in their system, whose bones ache
with PAIN whose flesh is covered with sores assured
speedy relief of their pains anu complete eradici
ton OF The poisonous deposits. 10y the Of Railway
Ready Relief and RenOyatng Resolyent.
cups, Spasms, Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrb@a Sick
Headache and Chill Fever. X. r. Relief be taken
Internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the State of Kentucky = Edwin
Morris. wholesale druggist, Louisville; also for sale by
Raymond q Paen, ith street, and |. p. Blackwell, 81
street
John c. Davie and Scribner &c Devoi, New Albany,
{. II. Clarke, Vincenncs Wallng IL Ety. Princeton r.
T. SURE, druggist Madison and all respectable dr ggsts
throughout the United States and Canadas.
WoOLSEY LiNCK, Agents,
Evansville, Ind
RAILWAY d CO.,
sep7 100 Fulton ST. New York.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned have bought the stock
IN aud business from Mr. Fermann Fritseh. druggist
First street, and shall remove i'm short time the bu
sness to another location partners under the firm OF
Louis Frtsch & Sasse.
They VIII carry the business at the old stand until
they remove and DR.. Frtsch, scholar of Liebg and
Dumas, will pay all his attention and time to the pre-
scrpion part OF the business Mr. Sasse i'll take charge
OF the mercantile part For the entire satisfaction aud
accommodation OF the public they will spare no trouble
LOUIS FRlTSCH, DIR. NJ.
ico9-N TuEOD, SASSE.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT.
w diseases aud complaints for which IL is recon-
msnded with full confidence OF its i'm curing
them.
The following is list of the and extraordi-
nary cases IL has cured Sring the last months
$3.50 cases of rheumatism in all its forms;
4.0O do strains and bruises;
400 do burns and scalds:
$3.50 do fresh cats and wounds;
40 do cancers;
7,i40 do scrofalous sores and ulcer, that had re-
sisted all other treatment;
4gi0 do innamed aud swellcd joints:
$500 do piles;
400 do ian.bago, suices, govt, and hard bony
Tumors;
$3.50 do Chapped hands:
200 60 caked breasts:
1000 do tooth ache and ear ache; -
1900 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang LiniInent will edre the following dis
\ eases of H.
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Bruises aud cuts Strains Saddle
Calls, Wind Calls, Fstula Swecny, Big Head Cracked
Heels.
UPREAD AND REMEMBER.[U
BEWARE of green mixture of''far and Turpentne
put up in square bottles, and called VOLCANO OIL
LlNlMENT" Avoid il, its continued usewill shriv
ell relax and weak en- the muscles, aus paralze the
| nerves. The Mustang Lnimentis sold tr every town
and at alt the Drug Evansville Price 25cts,
80 cts and dollar bottle The 50 bottle holds
three times much - bottle. The dol
lar bottle holds much eight times Of the % cents
bottles. The large bot les re much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Liniment-lO,OtO,0C0 bottles sold
annually.
A. G.. BRAGG & Co.. sole Proprietors.
PRIScIPAL OFSicKs-Corner of Sd and Marketsts St.
Louis, Mo; and 3oi BroadwayN Y. jyi6lyd&w
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NV. HOLDEN,

N3E. HOLDEN,
lIERCHANTTAtLOR,c GU First street, between Main
VI and Locust is now prepared Ia manufacture an.
kind of suit of Clothes. al ts shortest notice. aud
warranted TO fit He hasa good .ssOrtUen of pTrp aud
Summer Goods, consisting OF Cloths, ,sssmers, of va
rious c0lors plain and fancy Vrs,ings, DC. &c. sum
Clothing made up in the neatest and M ST fashion
able les. Mr.. H. vii. spare pains to meIi con
tnuancc of the patronage h which he has been 'ter
TO favored
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Cinei matt TO Hamilton 90. Gin. TO Springfield 2.U
For all Information and through tickets apply Ut tn
Office, Southeast OF Broadway and Ere -.
the Depot, Cincinnati. --s So s.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
t.-- s.5ei3 y. W. SrRADER Ge.in agent.
VI. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
10 6md&w a.
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CO-PARTNERSgIP NOTICE.

U,IIE undersigned lave this day formed cOpartner
Il ship, under the naine and style of LEWIS d GRAY
aud have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rngton Crane t Goa to serve their successors ia the
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in thi:
city.
We would respectfully solicit tndance Of the pat
ronage heretofore so bery extended towards the late
firm, and bespeak the good offices of our friends, pledg
ing ourselves 10 spare no efforts TO promote the interests
Of all who may entrust business 10 Our care. r
~ EDWARD LEWIS,
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GRAND OPENING.

NE" FALL CLOAKS. NEW FALL MAN LES.
hE froprietors OF the Crystal Front Dry Goods
store Deg leave Ia inform the Ladies that they have
just eeved her first lot OF Cioaks and Nantes the
season. 10y express) direct from Paris combining IN
newest styles withthe best quality of which We
invite the Ladies to examine.
EDWARD FEGAN * co.
eetI4 rirstS' bet. Aain& Locust, opposite Z. o.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II lNVITEthe public examination of my stock Of
Il Jcwery shall receive in few DAYS invoice Of
nne Gold and Silver Watches Of different styles which
will sell al extremely low figures receive goods
street rom the of New York. and having
no parine.t divide profits with. consequently sell
as cheap II nor any house West. Ny goods
are selected with taste and eye to quality. My Silver
ware Is made expressly for self and warranted pure
coin
Engraving executed neatly. Watch repairing done in
manner unsurpassed and to give
Call at the sign OF the Big Watch First ST. between Main
and Locust. ReeoIeei the location.
sep26 EDWARD HUSTACE.
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MESSRS. SATERLEE 81 DE'GARM0 have now on
VI hand good assortment OF one and two hsrse Car
rages. Roekawa!s and Bugges manufactured al their
own shop after tn, most approved and modern styles
Mcssrs. s. IL Dec. will promptly fill all or'es for
tom work in the neatest and mot substantial
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers. eth ia
quality or price. They have an experienced Carriage
BLACKSMITH who does up the Iron work i'll st, lie not TO
be excelled APPLY
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD AND
ALL THE NEYCOMERsE!
ARRLE DE POT!
REMOVED TO
rrY nDDnG1Tr.

MAIN ST, OPPOSITE TIE BANK.
~ TONS Of the finest Marble ever brought TO the
ZlC West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bic expressly invited to examine my stock, for |
will make their interest 10 patronize My stock
consists Of Carrara White veined Dove colcred ltali
an in blocks and slabs. American white, vaI -ated.
blue, clouded and staiuary, which was selected with
great at the Vermont Gu rres.
MONUMENTS ofall styles, SCROLLS. OBLEiSk,
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble hand and made
order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for ihs past liberal patronage expect TO
inertia continuance of the same. Give me call.
NJ. A. LAWRENC K.
NIB Orders from distance promptly and satisiae-
torily fled. All work warranted. aug29
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TO WERCH4NTS, TnYSICIANS,
DIR gGGKSTS, ANDTBE PUBLIC GEN,
ALLY.

NTESSRS KELLER * FARNsLEH would respect
w fully return thanks TO Lef aud the tub.
lie generally the liberal patronage which this have
heretofore received, and take this eicd Of informing
friends that they have purchased OF Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of bruss a. Medicines. and
will continue TO carry on the business in the house for
merry occupied by him Main. between First nd ,c-
nd SIS here they will be pleased TO have The r friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated r.
Isaac hlie "ho has been for Years the principal Clerk
IA Mr. beis estabshmGnt, who will be happy at ALL
times 10 wait upon the old patteBs of the house. II
pure Drugs allow rates AID aceomm' dating term
any nducemeh ut TO The Merchants. Druggists and Ply
sleians we respectfully invite EN- to call. We Pave
on hand stock Of $4,000, ofwt sc c,ted DTugs,a and
VIII De CO instantly receiving additions 10 pfeseBt
supply. aud hope offer Il TO Role
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity of
VISIT ether cities, for The purpose OF purchasing
tfeir supplies. $50 80. = lt -
jyI5 KELLER. FAREsLEY & CO.
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Evansville, Sept. fst 1852 septa-tf CHARLES
ar ERwOoD uorT3E

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
l. entirely reted and re:urnished il, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house IN satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goo stock of horses and
riages to let.
9haslabc is large, clean and well located and good
Holsters are In constant attendance Particular attention
viii be paid TO the OF horses left with him Tor keep
ing and in all respects, the public shall find the Sher
v GOD House a good Hotel. fiNS.fl ]. A. 3YERS.
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also nc assortment of fine Laen Shirts and CTavas
aEa yarions other articles. soda .. .tre pra
In addition To the abo'e (my usual stock) have just
returned fronifhe East with SPLENDID AID extensive
stock OF Cloths of evsry description will sell low
wholesale and Retail mannfat nre the order.
BOD fits and perfect satisfaction. trade. -t a
I'm now using in my establishment a Patent Ssrits
MaehfHe. which enables TO make chepI
Other establishment which DOES not ;lrnl. III ha
chine is working revolutions in the Taior ButiI,
have oGtaned the sole right To sell patent hts of ihs
invention in vanaerburgh coapty, and tie tfad
an examination Of this machine .It
septf s. GCNBERTS
=. ST. take measures for Clothir, kind. {
mak O. q order I'm he O. STYLE. - lt-A
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VIZ Z 66 1OCS6 ANO Xxx 81 AHAOI
Water street. vert Insurance Company. Erdnsrie, Ia
ii ENRY SCHAEFFEk'> new Coffee House and Res.
adrat, In the three story brick house, between In
surance Co Office aud the Pavilion Hotel Is fitted
III the best tyle and he is prepared TO receive his
friends and the public, and aceommocae them IN the
best manner his Bar will be supplied with The choicest
liquors, Wines and Aes which, it'll other
he will up ia the most approved style AID at all
riety of the best brands Of Cigars -srlr
Attached 10 the house Is BOWLING SALOoN, with
such place. mh3i-6m II
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BILLIARD SALOON..-GAS! GAS!!
OUR Billiard Saloon, on the corner OF Fir tai Main
~ reefs is now brilliantly lighted with Gas every
evening, where visitors may enjoy their games with
every "a y for pleasure. The prices of games have
been mater lily reduced, as are determined 10 graft
~ thnse who love billiards in every particular. We are
always pleased friends especially about IL y
clock in the evening when have someihiIg nice
hands for their benefit.
sep2tf SMTIH q ROWLEf.