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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-06-21
the roots to take up with their thousand
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The Judges often tell stories on the
members OF the bar, albeit they arc
much oftncr the subjects of stories
themselves. We lately heard one Of
the former illustrating the propricty
of 'letting well enough. alone, )" ky the
following anccdote:
An alrny case was CT trial in the
Circuit Court of Pike county. in which
some six or eight peace breakers were
represented by almost as many law
yers, each Of whom, in turn, put the
only witness for the State through tic
tortnres ofa tedious cross examination.
Nat, well known Montgomery.
practitioners, was counsel for a bio
black looking fellow in the crowd who
answered to the name of Salto,istaIl.
AS to this defendant, the only proof
which was elected on the examination
IN the chief of ihc witness for tn pros
ccution, was that-to use the peculiar
phraseology, of the narrator-'whic
The rest on 'cm Il cussin' and clnchin'
and pairing off for reglar r'yal, Sal
to"sfol jest kept Sloshsn' about ;" The
Solicitor and Nat both constructed this
to mean that Salionstall was only
moving about, drunk among the com
batants, and the former did not press
for an explanation. Presently, how.
ever, it came to Mats turn to cross ex.
anime Tor his client; and as he had
received quite handsome fec, con
sldcring how things stood lie felt
bound TO make something ola demon.
stratlon.' So quoth he, with the air Of
the aveEgcr Of injured innocence.
Come, witness, say over again in
what it was that Mr.. Saltonstall had 10
do with this atlar?''
"Saltonstall +? Why Eve told YOU
several times. Tie rest OF 'cm clil,chcd
and paired off, but ,Sal.onstail, Jest
kept sloshin' aJopt.
All. my good fellow exclaimed
Nat, quite testify, 'we want to know
what that is. 1t isn't exactly legal
evidence in the shape you putt. Tell
us what you mean by 'slosliin' about.
"Weli,', answered the witness very
deliberately. I'll try. You see, John
Brewer and Sykes they cIincI,ed and
tout. That's in legal form, amt i, 2
"Oh, yes!' said Nat-"g 20 on :"
Abney and Bluckman then pitch.
cd into one another, and Blackmar bit
otla piece CT h2bney's lip-that's leglc
too, amt it? 2"
"Procccd ~
Simpson and Bill Stone and Muir.
ray, was all together on the ground,
bitin,' gougin' and kickin' one ano.
thcr-,hat's legic, too, is it?
" Very bat GO on !"
"And Saltcnstall made it his bust.
ness to walk backwards and forwards
through the crowd, with a big stick in
his hand, and knocked down every
loose man in the crowd as fast rs he
came to 'em!' That's what | call
'Sioshin' aJout."
Nat is ofopinion. now, that unless
prima facet case is made out by ,h,
prosecution, on the direct examination
of their witnesses, it is quite n we'll
for the defendant to wave his right to
cross examine.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
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N.Cr.et p. Va. n.,s- q. re Custom l1,- P5-t,
Cspt cf--.ck torn Of csiee expires sn1es A.5 q.
s.fortutIt fl s.v s.. 90 Na.iay mex a. en'-Es on
H. f-rlt tu5t se7- at ~ me i.ota--e ~ trs t1.ri
a D. res " g. go co~-1s 10. pa u fto lf "a
fIroiuiuer; 20 Its .'l,.. oilce Of 01e 80 d ct 'hi
aasrrced c-e Of icti soiies - Gs'haryo ' IA
ties csrIot p1o.abT &c found Al zoe prc7eI tine n tn
void a. ir pas- his'ory inCe he C.rsfi in era.
Can't. I-fn ncCli-to-k ~as born IA 2sih . ~ n
Apcrst i.el He ives -, son Of the R,v D-. signnal
MoCnic,k 81 Greenland vho was chaplain IN ihe army
Of tie ECvcttor aIt "a. battle OF Banker HI I1a;
Iafroic c.-ymtn ny b seen Represented IL tie er-
.fsf- - ile battle. m lis ministerial bands near the
no, viefe Ger Warren ht> WOUNDED. John hctl1t'cS
AZ tic r-o of a. og sixteen entered TIE 10 IL pr-
vtte armed - AexaIier Of tqeny guns. a. tae ace
of eIiC. he vas nt, mate and vas entrusted VI a
oonCUetug Gr7e n'o the West In1ies he rens et IN
the service ios- year -ctns monih bat, Dot being
IN any Iutc SHIP be receives no penso FOR revolution
Csrt NcC Cirtock has Ia tho o.use of bs long ie cx
pteieed vsrous vci-si.ude- but has enjoyed u1nier
ruptcd cood alh from CHILDHOOD and as vigorous
~ men ceuersy AZ iwothos his ege lie takes a.
much interest in the passing affairs of the times any
sround u We me hr in he Athe early morn
ing the yrffeut week. peTs.ng the various papers on the
stsnds. speaking ct bis slqoinimeni be sli: Some
may rcrss n old and Worn ont and thn Office given
TO ire as mere sinecrrc But such is not the
Fer frc sCors h0re ca 0bsesf from aeeling 10
fAe cgfes< Il ofce tBf Tlatcg SUMMIT That
which shut W. rcople -t-c-ally He writes clear snt
smooth hand without tremuousness Al thu ae-
counts o; hc Cglr NoGe q under hs personal eXa am
fiicn AhiC-. crga-u hs constant care, t1c cn1ll-
mtuis oi the cc- 'ast year lsss thnn 500 H "a
graf, ul for b. he says az his tme Of lite there are no.
Inay Kinds DU-iIess which he can give his attention.
II thue ever wes m occasion wncn th7 people Of al
rarties csn ur.o in ri cag a. the epp,intnen Of man
10 ce il Is n the preset favorable attention Presldeut
Pierce Lss paid aged ana deserving citizen. Let
tho fsF be displayed AID be guns fired when he enters
his ofice on Monday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
...,. l-a,-se. 30 ---.-,, one. s.c,-;r. .eehs

.csrs rt'-seS y 80 .-~--.r o,~s d@rs-ing soeac
except uso1 .re.r.i - 'r - ways ro,snng-'.
T. csi ior a.. Aualrn C'Is -u'on. ali tAat - Tie
-rtsCrt ESeitg ver, f-af b. SA. &C. lssart, R-' es
r--,i r- rri--csc oi tn Cn - i G, s1c l-t
% e. cfifr cf f.ycrr.r M sac ni'e- no T'1'i CD
,rerae -lh IRE Lsgs.-rra q r1ake pcaih'1gy So;
RE thc is ~ hs Stl'c Fo~r Dvlr,ae we're 90 be- sen
g. thc { lys1inu {. 90 each Assembly ID s-fci Al >si
thaf 0u D ile -.i-f'l ~ cartrfci 10 sen F1 y 70 i f
Iyih Wrr3 G. ntrary - lav uorc being lce.rel of te
Board ~ Fvc.e e The Ward ST 'h,rc VS. on Slniys,
auaIift. imErovemcnt be discovered ~ the paoAe
peace ano Cidtr of be Ns0u.
Itva. moved AIl csrried thst Committee Of Three
shsli be appointed by Chair to nominate OeleSa''
The CEAiR appointed - Committee Caspsr sehiesen-
ger. David GslDIaith and B. ID Jessu9
On notion tie Ctarmal Of the meeting was aide 10
h Cor mittee. The Committee retired 10 c,1St
G. T. LfECH sddfpss~d tue meeting expressing his con-
fdence In tie success Of the ProhbiiOry movement.
Tie lmiDat.ng Committee returned snd presented 70
The eiiDg The following nOmes for Delesses; r. L.
e;Qh Sir gel lns'ey. Wm y gait Gnd n +. Lane.
TIE nouia atous were unanimously ratified.
On notion il carried that the Delegates, in case Of
need should have the power to fill vacancies in their num-
Der.
some oiLer addresses made AMI the meeting al
iOUrned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

SrDDTN OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA Al FALL RVER.-
We Learn from Fah River that cholera made it apoear
SrCe at that place Friday night last. An lrishman
wlo deG at Ntgport Of the disorder taken t. Fd'l
River foI iuieunoLt. His countrymcn held wako
over his Gy and after TIE as sse shove itself
and lalge fuwher were attacked up 20 this morning
riretcer death. Lad oo,ursed-e lrIshmen. One man,
Who We arrested or seal- pig iron, AMI who wls 10
have ii uial tl, morning. d.eo in the lockUp, after a
lew honl. s,ktc The deaths Of others were equally
sudden thcy Surviving the attack but few hours.
Traveller
We earn from Fan River tbs morning, that The whole
ru,nl,r of ,loia deaths up to ocloc had been o-h
tom. There were TX burisls between and O'Clock
hi- morning Tire number OF was from five 70
eilLt Tie Irish greatly alarmed and two or three
lnIdrod a cn lcf the civ in the morning train for
Boston sud esewforc Il Is stated that the Irish refuse
take The medicines prescribed by The physcians, enter
lir the IDEA that the Amer ans are an1 Gus to poison
them They are certainly entitled to pity and com
rossior New Bedford STANDARD. 2s,h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
REGULATING SECOND AVENUE.

The Committee ASS ssments Of the Board OF Council
nen net yesterday afternoon, in the C0unci!r - Cham
Der, City Hail. to hear the objections OF parties relative to
regulating the Secondary.
]. NJ BELDEY Chairman of the Committee, called tho
meeting 70 order, vhcn
NJ BuRTrs SNDNoRE made few brief remarks upon
Tho uniusiness of the assessment.
Mr T.. KETCHyT next addressed the Committee, and in
the course oi hs remarks condemned the sncCt as
uriut He laid that while the grading Of tho Thrd,
~ a. and other Avenues was done manly az the eN-
ID. 0f hs CorpOrGon the entire charge of grazing the
conG ay was thrown upon the property holders along
tie line lie contenied that nasmueh portion Of he
Avenue from One Hundred and Ninthst. 10 One Hundred
and Twcniyhird-s.- graded and regulated in 1895
M ase I'D therefore IN s39 t ought not now 70 be a..
sesscd anew for regulating the Avenue in another part 81
IT, II further coDtendeJ that the great Inequality of the
menis upon different lots Of the same or very nearly
the same intrinsic value between the said streets the
Avenue showed the not to be the just and equitable
assessment required by statute After some further re-
marks BY Mr. X. the meeting was Ouned TIL Thursday.
man named William Horacls was fined on The sd
instant in Cincinnati $50 and sentenced 70 confinement
IN the dungeon days and to be e on bread and
water and stand committed until he procured surces IN
the 81 coo 10 keep the peace for year, for
cruelty beating Emma Langford, an unfortunate gA Of
. H.u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
PUBLIC WEETZNG&.
NINIH WARD TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES TO THE Al
RTpN CONTENTION


BURN CONVENTION.
Lest evening Mass Meeting Of the friends OF Pro-
hbtory Liquor Law in the Ninth Ward sdjouFned ron
sst Fdsy evening in consequence of the violent storm
which took place AZ the hour named for oryanizaton
Wa held pursuant % public esI in the Big Tent cor
per Of = ven,hsv and Thirteenth-st for the purpose OF
ckcsug four delegates 10 represent the District u tae
STATE Convention which j. to meet al Auburn on the 9th
September next.
there wssa p-nerous Attendance Of men, women AMI
Children Tie Meeting called 10 order by 3. 1.
EECH oonmenced the proceedings in the lsas! man
ne- viz: by recting the Total Abstinence Pledge Of the
Ward Alliance which bDds the sgner not only TO abstain
hir elf from al intoxicating drinks but aloin every way
20 nance their use by Others The Hon DR. MIL
LYu was unanimously chosen 10 preside and WA BoGART
a. Secretav The President addressed the Meeting and
eIrGned e vast importance OF selections which they
Lad cone together TO make. lntemperance DR.:
MuIrR considered TO be the great danger Of
A,r--ics .ni prohibition the one great safe uard
,u a, tie ssuae time me moe; powerful auxiliary to the
ssd o. ,he Christian religion He stated that nice 'enths
II al hs misery suffering and ef sas. had come uod
Ia ohs-ys'ior du-rg setve medical experience OF aa
e.rturv e-s Sue - i1.empers1ce .n1 that sone and
p-ol ed pabIsS5i opinion o. majority ,tEogi'ss 2by
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Ar,ruIar meeting Of the Board was held the County
Jail Brookyn, Yesterday afternoon.
Meyer LAMBERT cf BrooAlyn presided anf quorum OF
members were present -. ,
Nr BrRoES rry sented the monthly report OF ,he Keep
er Of the County P-ni- Btary by which appears mat
the Lumber OF prisoners coufued a. da,e 2h were 10
OF which wee male. aud 60 females; - have been al
nittfd OF which 9s were male and females; . were
dischsr.d OF the nber being males, the remanier
females Tie report was filed
The following tls were ordered 70 be paid: James G.
Yates slal 90: $ Wolreu, s. 5j do. g.; James a.
Kerrev. sll .: John Sdlwel. els -; do. Sl 25;
Franrs NcCoruick 80 Is: Il v Nyckoh, So 80; e. I.
Srih ss.a %. jane, Hanfori 800 o. James Ryerson,
- a.. Geo. .. Dali sl25
Mayor LlNrERT. from the Coumittee on E lua'izaton
of AssessmenRols reported tie following as t1e elstve
value Of rec estate in the several Wards in towns Of Kings
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
FIRES.
YrRrry sT,yTOy.-T

Yescrday morning fire broke out in the ond story
front roor IF No p Stantonst occupied by ds Juiim
sor end famly TIE fire originated in closet and was
caused 81 mice running quantity Of matches on ono
Of the shelves TIE flames were eAinguished With ey
peils Of water. Damage 30, " insurance.
FIRE Iy BROADWAY.
About three cocl. yezterday afternoon 6ro broke
ont in the store No. 10 Broadway under the New York
Hotel occupied by 7. Il w. Gesy, wholesale AMI retail
grocor The fire originated in the cellar, and Has occa-
stoned b. lamp falling from The hands Of John Lard
clerk in the ostablishmen among quantity OF straw i
arrears that Laird had been drawing some liquor IN tae
cellar and about returning 70 the store when ne
stumbled and fi. The lamp which he had n As hiad
vas thrown among quantity Of loose straw, and N an
instant tia, material Yves in blaze Mr. l.. called iog
hep when M Geery went to his aid Before any water
could be obtained the piece became fled viii smoke.
M. W. Geery IN attempting 70 srbIue tne nance re-
ceiyed severe burns on his hands
Tie fremen were early the ground, and no."l'h-
standing the remonstrances OF Mr. O. commenc . .s-os-
inc water into the store which now fed S nse
smoke NJ g. told them that the FIRE was 10 .lc cellar
when they rep d that they would pitch him into me IRE
Il nc didn't get out Of the way.
After some l.ttle time thrown into the ce-
ar and the flames soon e1,ngushed The fremen seemed
bent upon d stro wai property they could lay hands
on oil casks -ar hogsheeds, &c, were broken ooen
and their contents destroyed by water The pr msas
we're fairly inundated.
The damage by fre and wsier vii not however q
= cd 90 COO. Insured ssoos in Niagara 5000 in the
Kpickerbocker snd 1900 ia the Manhattan Insurance
Conpanits
Many Of the guess the hotel manifested considerable
alarm and several commenced moving their baggage.
Their fears were however quiced By The police
yIo s.surcd them ,hst there NJ danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

e.,s,c Vested by She tevlN'nT 'ftment
~. occrrrs6in |ictnr Oifl.o Co 70 = day, s,ce
AI;cb Sir Core er .urt come zoo hgsl = ~ o,t,
s,5ic l. lie hed We l,ri. also, that btr nts n
,,cae 4oc ~ 500 bghcl main ~os eut'rs,rc i-,yeJ
y e.r cricinatcd fi,.rN the burning uC brush
N,rC eytllr6 the turf .n la.ge htd was A. on fro
by,,osi,Jtn who ysre out sns mug AID go,S~s a Of
S:,rsce vas Gone Gurr ere to be rr lh,;.ci fra,
c.r,sira csIce With olo3 during the Or weatha.
1to re6t grounds sn NJ 'iri, tor, Mas nn b, laval
R,irosd have been e. CIR seseral dava Peon so1
10 COO scrts havc brCn Nu-at over and great f, bae
heen enterfained that the fee woall extend into h b
fimher loIds surreundus bat bis destruction s pr,b.
bly tc avCftcd On Sunday some mcn prir cipsv in the
eupoy q 'bo railroad company assisted tae people 10
preity ,ftcjualy setting Ae1ns % tho Gre by an
ersvd oloug the h'gdls. GA Mondey laryc Darfv of
ffom lowell and vicinity were siIn ,riy opl wed
strucdcr. The house and IN oTrr Jones on The bo~
Cors 81 Silver Lake, az one time connetely srr
rourd(d. The flames passing yeIy 10 obcut inches
of ibe hsD which was stowed full of hay. a larye
portion q the ground burned had been sekeJ ont v
Mr.. Daniel Aver for the new City ofWilmingon
Al Oicio~n, Me-, and vicinity serious fires have been
raging. Orson Island was molly burned over anI for
or Two days Of the ,udiues in the upper mart
seve9 not" ithstandEg the fe carried cross the
riv6r by lie wind, anA csugLt In several places
In Irea ont, Me, the, whole population were engaged
last wtek IN preventing the burning Of the dwelling.
In Car'ia, y. H. The M4ncse.te, Mirror loarns that
on frGay night the steam mill two shauices barn over
100 cords wood and 100 0o0 feet Of lumber owned by DE-
FIRE.
Fire and the drou6 have destroyed the great buebery
crops in u e~retaiis OF Chodyfeld, Me.
Fires aio raging 10 The woods Of Ellsworth Snyan
Goul6sboro, Franklin, and other towns in Hancock Coun
~ Me
There fires in hc woods in several towns in Rhode
Island.
snd the smoke is censc hat the steamboats, have liter
ally to feel their way along
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

IngeS ms%Ssf voted g, for the Ne
the New. Haven psrle. ons have manifested decided
sysRs sy%Rons da to him for me eoaS aS%
Js1nG mat hf dosI 's and ,Sen 10 he's Democrat ard
ns don ~ Ss sSPpnopoang Offices Wonderful h0s sS1 10
81 sn may become When he knows he h'' n0'
hope for! o.,hor from, Maine who voted tor
MI McDOnsSa, already know has been droppea W
Ii. adSsEn;S Gf 'SnsBB %as aBBe other
Probably had 1000 m0by b,yc e" Sar
hone he toe win be nailed to the e'g America pa6
se,e,psMr J. Moss ve known in GeqaTchb a Cabcrue
lecturer Iessoy siyia:SsH 'SE for .dy
County Tenn s sentiment a' fly As de''S
ceassd the suicide.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
icy relcs'aphl

Late 81 John N b. papers state that fires ra1o in the
WOODS on both sides OF tire line between New. rnswick
and Maine, having already done immense damage In
Perry Ne, new brig nearly completed the stocks
destroyed.
The 81 Aadrers a. b. Sfan6ard, says the forests 10
all directions ere fire, On many farms houses have
been burnt TO he grourd and the growing crops have sui
fered and IN two instances been totally destroyed
In this neghbOrhood extensive fires raging and unless
showers Of rain fall there saying what injury
may be dore.
BAsGOR. Mo., Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1854.
The fires in this vicinity have partially abated and in
some localities are being subdued.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

The NEw.YORK KSssAs LEAsUE.-Ths Association
held s regular monthly meeting on Monday evening isS
pursuant TO notice President CHARLES KsG in the Cna
Tie Society established their general office a. NO. iiO
Broadway over the Metropolitan Bank, Room Ao = eHu
APPOINTED Mr Theodore Dwight, Secretary ana mr. o'O
Muteps Master Of Emigration, who both are % DC
a, the General Office Of the Society No liO pfoaasy
Since the Society opened their Off e some ave hanSIea 70
one Ii userd sppcsous hsve been made 70 'ns Oae '0'
information. aud 10 oin the companies gong - hA'r'
Ora I'm I'D ard ssseo er,Asrsnt' n.'e s''' '''"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
.....r7,Iss ID sgl gl0.15a IN
Supervisor BoOrH from tho Committee on Special and
Local Taxes reported the following as the amounts to be
III o. thn

10 BTOOhIIh EU-T uIu 1FfII7"HSVHFg" 7 4TIT' WrIu
designated 10 prnt the State Laws for Kings Comfy.
Supervisor How appointed on the Jail Committee
in pince OF supervisor Hinman. resigned when after
ubmportsn business the Board adjourned tl next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30
CITY ITEMS.

SALE oy TIcgErs yoh GRIsrs FIRST ArPEARASct.-
We trust that tie managers OF the affairs Of GRsI and
M.Rro will sdopt 10 avoid the besrgerden crowd
Dc and tror ng al the place where the tickets for @r
ana Marios frst appearance are to be sold No gentle
man or man Of feeble hysque can adventure into the
reckless uob which occupy such places until al the best
seats sge literally conquered By brute force Le. the
tickets be put up auction and give tie weak and the
strong an equal chance It Is the only way t9 equaIe
The tang and give satisfaction. Again We say We ho7e
tbs method VII be adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

AoeRAfArE1 AssAUir UPoN CHLD.-A man named
Acvander Bell was yesterday arrested charged With rape
upon ,he person Of child years Of age daughter OF
Mrs. Elt Howard, of NO. a0i East Twcnty'thrdst
TIE prisoner was taken before just Clark aud commit
ted TO wait examination. No adayts in the case have
VET been tahen.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

.---- ,..-.~ Iakn Connolly a carpenter,
While a. work Yesterday the GranD.- '''' =.
OF Broadway and Twenfsth-si., fell distance OF wenJ
feet breaking his jaw and sustaining severe Internal in
Hopita Samuel Stanley also carpenter fell yesterday
from the third story Of building in Nineteenth -:
near 3d.av end dangerously injured. lie was taken
20 thn HOspita
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

The houses are dspdate 'h0e n not h man !" u
the farms INC CIV pduT, comes by coercion Of 'lSve'
a% 10, Scsootion follows like shadow. .d I,r,e
Mr. smn' .d,ns County, because the coco s's's got
plantation 70 10 longer ctysttle in cotton sad
50 hisl d,1 o1 a' making a. farm Profitable e', o.' ~
The an Q, oraJ lhis cacs IS species o '' VIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

ARrssT FOR FrRioUs DEWfso.-Her1er smith driver
oi Express wagon belonging % the hrm OF LldIey a.
Co. Yesterday arrested furOlsly driving his yehi
ele through Broadway Chamberss nning against
Alerman Blunt and eniangerng bis lils. The Alderman
had narrow escape from bel9g crushed between me Ef'
pre.s wagon and a st.se The diver va taken before
Jus,'ce Bogart and fined D.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

AaRE.I AND BErURy o. FCGusG.-Olicers White
and Nc(rath II The New York Police arrived In Boston
on saturday having in custody Nahum Grover, charged
will, ab.conding from bis employers, n Morton Co. II
Stoughton during latter part of July with $500 drawn
from the andoph Bank check ~ favor OF that nrm'
He was lodged n ail TO he conveyed Randolph for
animation.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

" % Brodvay was entered by burglars, who broke on
s ham of the front door and robbed the place Of $40
vo,th of boots with which they escaped. sGsp'coa
rs upon az individual whose arrest ha' not ye' been
lectcQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-30

C.aKYfyc AsLUSGsHoT.-RObert Darker, q sailor, VS.
veserdsy erre,ed charged with having in h. psse"s
supgsfot and threatening TO use i upon 'nv ps.sa "
- On Monday night where he conducting niosea
"a, diso.dsrly nsIner He was tALen "''''s '"~''
Vocar sad loc&cd r2 20 answer i's e"sg"'