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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

AN INCIDENT Or THE Fuel FAMINE AT CHICAG,-
The Cnicsgo Democratic P.ess tells the lolowiD 2
story aud vouChes for its truth:
d" There was q crowd ia the off 3o Of city mar.
shsl yesterday wher5 that good Gatured ofi,sI
was selling wood to tho poor. Stand back, aij of
you snd let the woman with baby have chance
Tie crowd compiled, and sgsin and again, woman
after woma9, each with babe in her arms, kert
press n forward u the desk The marshal TO X
]. cody for while, bu. f1a.l5 the infant began
10 assume "a aullhsr 'oJk and an examination was
had, wien II turned out that the mother was lend.
Eng her ba5y 70 her ac7ug7ncss to secure fJ- them
the mmulIua7 which she herself enjoyed Il ere
wss o laugh aIr0uni, Bui 3 fresh start Jmavsrs
that the last boro yer Of the baby pin-hsd it to
make 1t excite additional sympathy
49, Eggs are sa.ing from thirty to thirty five
cents per d.zea aud very scarce a hOugh the high
price materially interlerss with tbs consumption
-- In Augusta, Ga, Slad gers selling Yesterday
from thJE-y.ssveu and hall to fly cents but we
notice rO Gne large ones Offering.
- A company MSS been formed in Havana.
amongst the wealthy SoaUi'h merchants, to es.a5.
iish a telegraph cable line to Key Wss.
-- Mr. HESRy PEAK, revolutionary soldier,
sged shout one hunired and two years, diei near
Cedar Town, il Polk county, on tue 9Th inst
- Gen. LUIS MANUEL HERRERA, died in Mexico,
on the 18Th January
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19
GEN. HARRIS.

We see that tie Nashville Patriot insists that
it was right in intims.i1g that Gen. HARRIS would
not accept the nomination for Governor if tea
derDd to him by the democracy Of the State
Now i is very true that the PGtri0tS authority is
the very Jg0rSt IN the Igorld IN all matters relating
to the democratic party, and We only noticed it in
the first place lest it should Perchsnce mIslsad
some unwsry democrat. Aud now, since the
Patriot chooses to insist on its point aad for the
same reason as above stated we wish to put the
matter at rest, by informing it that Gen. HARRIS
tOiB not decline any duty Which the democracy Of
Tennessee may asSigH to him, though be has not
personally sought the nomination for Governor
nor that for any other Office. This statement as
authorized By Gen. HARRIS, and il IS in accordance
wi h the true JefsrsonIsn Democratic dootE ne,
"aelther to sack nor decline Office" at the hands
Of the people. We hope the Patriot is satisfied.
Memphis Appeal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
See the news under TelegrsPhic head.
GOV. JOHNSON.

One Of our country subscribers sends US the tol-
lowing note Of inquiry:
GESrLExEE About ten days ago you announced that
Gov JOHNSON had received hurt on one OF the
Georgia Railroads Since that time have reached
this part Of the country that his injuries we're much more
dangerous thsn at first reported and hat It was found be
would lose his arm VIII you have the kindness to state
Ii facts Of the case'
Since the days OF Jackson public man has stood 50
hfvb in bs affections Of the Democracy Of Tennessee as
ASpEgw JousscS BE is the man Of the times and the
fiend Of the people. II he be lauguisbiDg sick bed
the people desire TO know it. that they may send him
their warm aud honest sympathies. a.
We are glad to state for the information Of Gov.
TozEsoEs uu0Eous friends at distsnte, that his
Injuries, though very severe and painful at first,
are rapidly improving. His right arm wac broken
above the elbow and The elbow pint considerably
Injured and the muscles and ligsments of his arm
severely bruised. The result may be, in the opin-
ion Of bis 0tteDdng physicians, q slight permanent
stifaess Of the elbow j2int, 50 IS to impair some.
what the full exercise Of the arm. With the aid
Of an amsuuensis be has engaged in toe active
duties Of bis ofics and bids fair, in short time,
10 be restored to hia accustomed vigor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

Died-Of Cholera, in Nicaragua whilst in he army Of
Gen Walker DEWITT G. WHTTTHoBNz formerly Of shelby.
vile son Of Maj WI Whithorne.
But few brief months SINCE in October, we believe
Nj " left here for Il OF the gallant Walkers be
role syrugg in Central America fall Of high hope and
buoyant anucpGion8 On his arrival in Nicaragua be ina
meaiaeIy enlisted in the Army OF Emancipation and Wa
learn part oaed with honor and credit In Eve eng6gC
meu;s ere his uGmeIy decease In the fifth battle
siege Of Grenada be Wounded and On beig removed
tohs Hospital diei of Cholera euEenderet by the lgia
of the UUbued c0rpses Of the slam in that hard fought
contest.
Poor "Clint," peace be to your Gshesl
Green b. the turf above thee
FHead Of my early days"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19
A WAGON RoAD AND POST RoUrETo OALIFoa-


MA.
As there is No pTos5ecs, at The present session,
Of the pasuge Of any Pacific Railrond prje.t !.
is supp osed that wsgon road and post route
bill will 30 passed. Ore biz ior that purpose was
passed by the Senate, st tie frat session, ard
failed in the House. There is a new bill for the
same obieot before the House. Bot the bill
which RUsH hss reported in the Ssnate, from the
Committee on the Post Office ard Post Road' Is
likely to supersede al ether projects Of the sort
and to be passed. This plan is tLougbt by practi-
osl me1, who have turned their attention to the
subject to be possible, aid to secure al the OBJ
jsots hch are il view, SO far as s practicable at
present.
The bill is as follows:
A BILL-To PROVIDE FOR TIE TRANSPORTATION
Of rae MAILS FROM The MISSISSIPPI RIVER I'd SAN
FRAEOrsoo-Be Il enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled Th=t the Post
Master General be, and he is hereby, su horned
to contract for the conveyance Of the entire letter
mail from such pOint on the Mississippi river So
the contractors may select TO San Francisco in TIE
State OF California for six years, at 3 cost not ex.
Ceeding three huLdred thousand dollars per anuum
LOT seLnl-uOlthy, iCuf nQEQred ana uIJy LlOuSalO
dollars for weekly, or six hundred t-oussrd dol
lars for semi-wseky service; to be performed
! semi-mcnthly, weekly, or ssmi weekly, at the oP
| ton Of the Contractors.
! SEC 2 Ana be At further enacted, That tn,
c-ntrsct shall require the service 10 be performed
! with good four horse coaches, CT spring wagons
suitable for the conveyance Of passengers, IS vel
! as the safety and security of the mails.
SIC 3 And be IL further enacted, That th
contractors shall have tie right of way, not ex
ceeding one hundred and twenty feet wide, thro
the public land during the continuance Of servica
and the light Of presumption to three hundred snC
| twenty GC-es Of land at each point necessary lO
a station, not TO be nearer than ten miles from
each other.
$50 1. And be Il further enacted, That the sal
service snail be performed within tweaty.f DAY
for each trip; and that, before entering into sue
contract, the PostmAster General shall be sstisde
OF the ability and disposition Of the parties bon
6de aud in good faith to perform the said contract
and shall require good and sufficient security tc
the performance OF the same; the serV.c3 to com
mence within twelve months after the signing {
! the contract
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19
BY Authority.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

ttUBLlC-NO
AN ACT for regulating the terms Of the circuit court OF
the District Of Columbia and for ether purposes.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of represents.
tive Of he United States of America in CO0gres assem-
bed That the circuit count OF the District OF Columbia
shall have power 10y rule Of court TO regulate the periods
OF holding the terms Of said court snd 10 Tx The number
OF such terms and the same from tina to time alter
as public convenience may require: Provided That ct
least hree terms sha be held annually, And all lits
or actions at law shall stand for Judgment or trial at the
term after that to which process shall be returned
executed unless good cause for farther continuance be
shown.
Approved February Z 1887.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

TRADE WITH AFzIcA-Mr TTsoE, Of Pbilsdel.
ph'a has presented to the House Of Representa-
ri5rs tue memorial Of more than one thousand
meroas1Cz AID Others, cilizsns Of Philadelphia,
representing she condition and prospects of the
enGIe tgsds Of Africa, which IS believed to amount
to the annual SUN Of one hundred million Of dol.
lars. G,est British enjoys rom the West Coast
slons full twenty f.e millions, while the trade Of
the United States with the entire continent is only
a little more than three millions of dollars The
memOrialists propose, ss measures likely to in.
crease it, 1s,, the substitution of steamers in the
place of sailing vessels in the African squadron;
%, the admission, iree of duty, Of all commodities
of African growth and production directly entering
American ports 81, the establishment Of line of
star pTopellers to carry mails and passengers to
the West Cost Of Africa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

Go7EHEoR cF MIssoUm-TLe Hon. VIM A.
BAzRIs, formerly Ct Virgins, is named in the st
Louis Le5ger as 6 su auie candidate .or Governor
Of Missouri Mr. Harms was minister at Bueros
Avres under Pr1sd 1T Polk ADM uisgral.Ou
PublFC Schools.-A weekly rCuiur OF the respective
eDsrn,euis 10 the Public Schools Will be hIi in rota ion
sver, Friday al u, in the Hynes building, corner Of
street aRd Watkins Parents and cuzs,s
generally are invited to attend. An intermediate depart
rt Of bows Mr. aby teacher will be examined morrow
81, instant By order Of the
.h,eqf BoAED o. EpgeATIOg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

PUNISHMENT CT SLAvss.-The Mississippi Legs-
lstuTe has lst passed bill prohibiting any owner
Of slaves from furnishing them with more than
"nine and thirty lashes" at any one time, or for
any one ofsuse, under penalty Of fine and impris-
onment
- R. S. Nor hsott, ESQ, Editor Of the MUIR
frees0or0 Telegraph, is called upon through the
Nashville Patriot, by ''Msny Voters, to become
candidate for the Legislature in Rutherford county.
WHEAT CRoP.-The severity of the winter now
drawing to a close, has operated uufavorab'y On
the wheat. Farmers il Morgan and Singamon,
and other counties in Illinois report the wheat
killed in many fields, in others badly damaged
They do not anticipate half crop. We hear sim
liar reports from Marion county, Missouri.-S
Louis Rep.
The WHEAr-This crop, we arc assured, hiss
Lot presented 8 more s)rro EiUI appearance for
yesTs. TIE continued severity and unfaVorabIe-
ness Of the winter have Injured it, we fear, very
maternity; Though propitious season to the tie
time CT ITS riPcuing msY. psrchance, produce an
average yield ELttoa (Ky) BsnneT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

~ At meeting Of the MassaChls tt AIT.
Slavery Socie IN B jstoD, tie Rev. q PARKER
PLsBUaY SAID, Is reported IL the Boston LiJsra'0r:
81 sail give 20 nan il Congress credit for
Anti-Su7ery prime pies until be oQgr0reg Insur.es-
ton and a7ows that he would be to tue slaves
what Lafayette was TO cur fathers. Ii I were a
General, as wilson Is and holding bis place in
Congress, I would make It Cieslly understood tEst
l would vacate my seSt in the Senate 10 lead tie
slaves 70 freedom, whenever they called for a
leader"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

CoL. SAVAGE -" Potomac" the Washington
correspondent Of the Albany IN. y Argus, saga:
" Accompanying this letter, send you the re
port of Col John Il, Savage. Of Tennes3 ee, from
the Committee on Iuvaid Pensions, VITA & 5ll
granting pension TO the officers snd soldiers Of
the war with Great B itsIn Of 1872, and those
engaged in Iadisn wars during tas. period. Col
Savage has this bill much az hesrt and will &C.
dress the HOlse on the subject when it shall be
taken up Tor seton, and will bring 10 the elueida-
tion OF the sui jet il all its bearings, fund OF il
formation waicn ii uluriug energy and research
have e1aOId m 10 acquire sud holi"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Barbee'S COG,lctte.

This splendid piece of Statuary, by Mr..
Barbee, Of Page county, will be exhibited
in Stanton about the 20til or -3lst inst.
Wherever exhibited it has attracted inn
mensc crowds and excited tie admiration of
all. AS this splendid specimen of genius
is by Virginia artist, all who wish to avail
themselves of the opportunity thus afforded
of witnessing Che triumph Of art in present
ing piece of statuary, such as the Coquette
is described to be, will, of course, attend
the exhibition It is the intention of Mr..
Barbce to go South in foss days, and his
stay here will be short.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

ty of his creature? But it will be argued,
to establish National Bank would be
wrong, and to reject fraudulent returns is
right. No mattcr--Walkcr had as little
law for rejecting the Oxford and McGec re-
turns as Mr.. Buchanan has for establishing
Nationaf'bank. What would the giving
the power to the Governor to go behind the
returns and the law lead to? 1.-The has tbe
right i'll the face Of law to reject fraudulent
returns, he has the same right to decide that
persons so dishonest, so destitute Of all moral
feeling as to perpotrate that fraud, are TN
worthy to live, and the democratic cnndi-
dates would be in danger CT swinging from
the gallews, instead of sitting in the legis-
lativo'haHs. lie may think, as many of his
stnipe have thought, that slavery is an evil
and reasoning according to his higher-la
doctrine, he would be bound to abolish it in
Kansas, If he has right to set aside the
law in one case he has in anothcr-it is only
a difference in degree Butwe are inclined
to protest against Walkers taking his place
among the saints We are inclined to doubt
that he is this pcrsonifcation of morality he
is represented to be. Had Gov. Walker,
instead of taking partial action on the re-
turns, left the swhe,e matt&rto Ike .Icgisla-
turc' towhlch it of right belonged, they
would, doubtless, have done event. handed
justice to both parties, and exposed and re-
bnkcd the frauds of soth-but by his viru-
lent hatred Of Southern fraud, he has, in all
probability, so provided that Northern fraud
will so unwhipt of justice.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Gov. Wisa'S Letter.

>Maob-of our space to-day is occupied
with theietter of4Gov. ~ ise.en the sena-
torial question. The letter is in response
to a call made upon the Governor by the
Richmond Enquirer to define his position,
as an issue was sought to be raised between
himself and Mr. Hunter. He has done so
in his ususlsbqld, frank and fearless man
ner, and in this instance, VIC think ,.may be
excused in appearing before the public. The
letter is interesting and as such Ywe com
mend it'to' the attention of the reader.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Fine Apples. -Mr. Elias Nj. Kcndig, {

Fine Apples. Elias H. Kcndig, of
this county, left at this office, few days
since, several Apples of the Ox-Noblc and
Rambo Varieties, which we're the finest spc-
cimens Of fruit I'VE have ever seen in Au-
gusta. One of the Ox-Noble variety weigh
ed one pound and an half and measured six
teen inches in circumference several 9TH
crs weighed one pound. The Ranrbo is a
smaller Apple bat has delicious sfarJr.
Mr.. X. deserves great credit for the interest
he takes in raising good fruit, and we hope
will meet with ample reward.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
The Washington Estates.

The cnterprising publisher of this popu-
lar journal, located in the city of Washing
ton, proposes to furnish the paper during
the session of Congress at very moderate
rates. The long experience of the publisher
authorizes the assurance that most accept
able paper sFill be furnished. Sec the pros
peetus in advertising column.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
.nsE HALF THE vINDUATOR FOR SALE

WISH to sell my interest in the Vim
dicator newspaper establishments (Which in
terest amounts to ore -half) The office is
permanently established, the thirteenth vol
ume of the paper being near its close. The
subscription hat is nearly equal to that of
any epspersirs .he Valley of Virginia, while
1t enjoys profitable advertising custom las
the columns of the paper clearly indicate.
In fact the position is one of tic best in
Virginia for Democratic Journal, and a
gentleman with some capital can make mo-
,ney. Terms accommodating. Address
L. j. ALFRED,
Nov..@i Staunton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Go TO IIirsh'S.-See the advertisement
of our old friend, Gabriel TIirsh, of fine Va
riety Store, where you can buy anything
from rat-trap to an elephant. and of Fan
cy articles no end-suitablc for Christmas
presents and ornaments. As "Gabe" is a
clever fellow, we hope he may have good
rum and quick sales.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Interesting DcciSion.-In the Circui

Interesting DcciSion.-In the Circuit
Court, last week, upon the motion of a
judgment debtor who had had served gar
nishee upon The Directors of the W. l.. A.
sylum, to attach the salary of one Of the
employees at that Institntion, Judge Thcmp-
son decided that salaries Or wages of per-
sons seerulng but not due, were not attach
able or assgnablc by operation of law, and
only assignable by the party himself as an
entirety, and not in portions. In this in
stance, there had been a previous assign
ment by the party to whom the salary was
due. The reasoning of the Judge was fer
chile, clear aud argunentative.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
THANKSGIVING.

Tie following States have thus far Joined
the throng intended to celebrate thanksgiv-
ing on the Goth instant New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New York, New jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, North Caroline, Kcn-
lucky, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan. Texas and
the city of Washington. Maine. South
Carolina and Mississippi ceiebrate the 18th
instant, and Vermont the Sd of December
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
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IIlE UNIV ERSlTl /.

The Charlottesville Jefersoniah says: we
are glad to announce chat the sickness at
the University has disahpcafed All who
were sick are now eoEvaiesccn'. This WIZ
be agreeable intelligence ~ al
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

TO ADVERTISERS The vindicator has
large and increasing circulation in this and the ad
ioining ceunties, and is valuable medium for ad-
vestiners. Circulating among business men, it af-
forSs grcatinducements to those who will use iss
columns.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

E1s" We will publish Col. Crozets letter
next week-or arrangements for this issue
being such as to compel US to postpone its
publication.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21
Fire !-On "Wednesday last, about noon

Fire !-On Wednesday last, about noon,
the alarm Of "Fire" was given, and the
Augusta Fire Association promptly repair
ed to the spot-.the Methodist Church
which, by some accident, bad caught on the
lower floor, but was discovered i'll time to
prevent any serious damage
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

A (uriOsity.-A cabbage having siieteen
distinct and we'll formed heads, has been
left at our office. 1t was raised by Mr..
David Kerr, Esq, near Summerdean, in
this county. How it grew in this form VIC
leave to the philosophers to determine
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-11-21

Es- BARGAINS-Ba rgaias--at John
F. J. Whites Selling off at cost. Now
is the time for Bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
Court OF General Sessa ons.
Before Recorder 3 NTH.

CHARGE OF KAPk-rHx JURY LOCKED OF FOE I'VE
NIGHT.
The court v1 not Organized Friday ming
na bali psa t~eve. ~ the Recorder hsd 70 d. 10 OF
ruseds,p and Friday SPECIAL se,s,oos calsadAr. he
uisd over sors,y priv 81 the roGSs
After soms preliminary BUSINESS was trshssc;sc,
~to Vas noH,ed ior rape was placed 81 the oar for
rial. The Assissant Dist. ct Attorney IN opentng sn0
case, psuslke1 thai the prsonsr Daniel Gallagher Was
ctsissc vN 90 nmstinS r.pe oa the person OF MARI
ne 3.t o. job iaE, would appear from the eVids
inss As nte sir sss sec 1g compsrion home, and OH
fttrrr she M ~ the accused, wko pat ID her
vacant 10, ana there accom- plbhed bis dAsofc,
ne;hsr had befel ner snd sftes sxAmln sno<
vss discovered that she vs bruised ,ne her CLONES
sere torn
A;,s< The .xaurasou Of s,aesses on both sss, ,oan
eel 'or The aeo-sei sed,sea the jury 70 osaA o. ns
cness arguing MAJ vas un-esscns'le 10 suppose tax
alleged outrsSe could have eesn comnu~d aud pro
duoes slnss 10 sh) nat ths sun nad no. sos At
ae tine hen tbe crims vss ssih 10 hsy, bs.n eoyrs
uand
Mr.. Jopss Pnlllps roaorsi IL brief snd 'oreibls
speech for TIE prosecution.
Tie Etcoreer then cbsTE,d tas jury shsn theJ re
xed 20 shcit room ., q cc.Ccx TbCy we're absent IN
atrr ~hea Q saage received 10 the snecs that
here Possibility CT theis agree ng wssreu the
Ssoerder ordered refseshmen,s pr voc1 for ,em
sDd acorfrso the Court Too ury rere unase 70 arroe
stan g ten COR vstca tao Tor asgsrn bat
Ten. my .rrc decesrssd yesterday morning
raB sTlkx1 LsCrCRsR
IN hs syecsi Sas,loDs tss Dorpins Recorder dosd
sr or 90, for essacsg NJ Eau Ensr ne perapcs
Tiffet ofakor Observing tsst number OF cd svW .est.
Dog 70 he elcnlfr chAyActer Of toe defendant had
Ieer rresetied IL seems tss' NJ Orr used sfsAi exer
uons 10 ocmproulee he matter, but NJ FsClhncr vN
uvscble ana ~oud 10, entertain any proposal usds ~
re ca ndinz patty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

MI esSDr for Europe BY hs sris julia Arsy oses ssosa
The steamship ERICSSON, OF the Collins nn> pow he
Sectional does for She vii be sxppe1 reeAsikea
sps newy copp~cd The clppes ship UnLn, l5D tons,
sso the bos NJ repairs she v BE sscpcd recash
~ and sevly eoppsvcd.
l.u-cs-rs. s<sm ,or s,.i John syi,s w. isuscssd
{ssvdsy forenooa from hs ship ysrd nes-vs Lsesos
touss IN WILLIAMSBURG she n - f>cs kse, - fset bcem
depth and io toss nnssssreuenN The
john Style Substantially errsructe~ and nisndsd " run
outside q ha harsor ~ = tov boat
A CAnp-ApeYsAcns derrssscry " the charscssv and
tsfssy " the United states mall s-smship Ausnuc
having been Ind usrfYusiy cirsriNed n kvevp~1 Asa
Gle ~hsrssn pnsiss4 Tie unAsrsssed psssc sssc
ctv 49, c~uveniepoee all that cnvh bs wished ~
crc~sre n h3 r,o~< bois~vors eeeson W -
zee ~s-rf~ rrrmerA<rn - me sosre Ir
vidous perhaps pis pPpew dstDesiqsp hssn s Snwsv~