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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15
TRUsrEE,s SALE.

DUBLIc NOTICE l. hereby sivsa thAa On ID.
! 3Ash day Of April next. in front Of ths rrsmi.
-, on n siA street, Keokuk, Iowa, shall proceed
- sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash II hand.
ths following real estate In the oity ol ksohuk,
Ieva. Wis. thirteen aad half tl3i) feet a the
cost side u lot eight s). aid CHIT S fest 81 the
vest sids Of let nine sl IL block twsnty 1S,
81 said atty ~ one Hundred ard forty (l4e) feet
Assp, satoiAing ~ property ofJns. n. Hiatt on
The west, and Sam1f =. Miller on the east.
The sale 10 nade BY virtue Of Deed Of Truxt
from Hawkins Taylor 70 nade, 70 secsrs The psy-
asnt Of Compensatory notes Of enc hundred asd
ehrss asd ~ loo asllaEs sAsh, two Of which notes
~ Aus end uapaid, sad By the tssns Of the Trust
Dssd N rsssifsd 70 sell ~ property. sale ~
twssa sAe Asan Of - 'elosk .. =. Ard e'elosk
>. - SAAL r. MILLER,
Mach 3. tots-dAd Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

"A MOTH BOOT, snd sspplisA With shsndases
OF nsfsrisJ II the way a. ssasonAAh gcs1s, 3. 4.
DUKE holas hinssk ready 10 supply - wants Of
The nesdy n his line, y ~ issSsf gsste Svtess
Hs ovssshoes are II superior osaIity, sxtsAsivs
vsristy. ~ ehssp = dirt. "Nhesssvsr wants.
eversSees Slss Mir csns." for tAsy will - solA
for neasy slAsst switAoat price.
Dasw ~ SAss, tASs Dsete~ ss's.
fahlSA
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Berres Asss,
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MceYik ~ ,afv @ss
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= 5000 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

DppI ponnr a..,,.. "a ,,so,. MI. ..-...
IL pitythat hs has dstsvnissd 70 make Ksokuk
anPs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. W p1'p
a9ne Us nn '..
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0ssess' aovs Jaw suJ
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

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;s: zig. 'lls (
vtst4@6a iale - lpssss< b y! n b. |s7 =.
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Z Inquire q ~ uasssssSl i
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N MAPENTEk AND HUILD1
" est corner Of Exehaags - ~ VI
$50 SON KTsliR =
Gfoessy and PROF.
THE Subscriber isep Il : st1lb 81
1 of Ash and sts., In Mason e LOvSf
forthssalc Of Family 6ssseriss, Prc.isisG
Keeping Articles. Ainsg ~ ater, Ice, Ae.. - -
wnlsKT. Look for N = Diga in view frnn c.
b p. A. UkAsfONt0
Fer sale ~ . lsa xmkan.
A Ineligible baildinslot, 30 Tee yseIsss
- tbs option Of tho purchaser ~ 1870
high ground, aad WILDE eldeAesb r. 49,
81: s \. i,
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fe. sale Lev. ST.
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DEPO It,

East siAs 81 4AirA.s Asa. ,Msln
ana JSkassn.
vuNHE undersigned has one Of the best stocks q
70 variety and qualitypf Cigars aud Tobacco
ever offered In this market, ~ bracnk the various
brands Of Virginia I'D NielDnri, ranging la price
from IL esnts to 81 Per j. He has also Cat
Tobacco Of all Unsatisfactory Solace, New
York. Scarfallsti-and Cigars from g to $50 pr
thoussnd, which need no extra SEss. Call and -.
noy3ed So ]. K. k1CKEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

Scar A. PAa.-Ths Template will taks
scrip q par q their Festival. This u ~
additisaai isdsssnsat TO invest In their good
things.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

Uwsha very nice warn sprisg show
~ % Saturday. Very aiss-oaly thsy
made he walks and stssets very nasty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

-. PosssG6ss Doy Dnsesasses.
TAs 1rish sitissss = Kssku9 ssil ssisbsass ~
above as.sk aaaavsrsasy ~ 40ess, q The rssss
Of n. ssAsGss, % he sveaing = ~ lftA Inst.
at s'elssk.
Tisksls saa - passhsssA Il ths Sslisvtng gn-
tlsnsa p. 4. Ward, r. J. Melting, 7. Isllsea y.
.. MeNsnass,J. n. Anderson, Jaa w.
Asgh Kennedy, r. Gibbons.
Keokuk March l3-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

~Nr. XA.p.ss, fsr.sry Of the New Hat
60. - late with Dr. Hickey. u nov - vooaniss.
No. ~ Aaia-st., vAsfs ~ h making The psessist
u Silk end Cassiasss Hats. 90 70 vseshis' aaA
yos 80 ~ sssa asd tasty hat made 70 u yesr
hesA, InsAi3d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

JUST A0O81v8Ds
nYNtsanae AaAges 0tatss . fSeaA saDply 81
PRIME n. o. 1U0Ak
CLARI1lxD SUGAR,
CRUSR1b SUGAR,
RIO C0RTEE, ~, which ~ oGsr y ssM q res
Cali i No. iss Mais-ss., 81. lth ssa III.
mch IA W. H. AUSTIN . CO..
q. ~. AOD0E. -. -,
TcBLLOW q Massachusetts Medical 6oslsty. o.
IN - over yisklsa : Lsoas' Bank. TAiFo-si.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

TINE T1A4 Las COABI
We want youso Knsw III
yOOknIno Aess napsfasturs ~ Aaest SIX AID
Casslnsss HATS svss seiA u Kseksk. ~ = :
fer. His spsisg syls II Hats viii ssopsss fsvss.
ahiy With ~ bsst KAstSsn nsnu&astsse. Csil and
- thsm. Il vsesAiss'. No. ~ xsis-st.
Hats soatssnsA 70 The hsAA BY ~ uss Il tAs
Ccnfvrmatsur. rnchedlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

UThs Kesksk saas IN fron 81. Louis
On Saturday norning, with . good load Of
groceries. The rivss i II gsod boating
stage bet " sssl frsshse, o. very warn
weather. % clear ~ w. ~ he shores.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

A101naesRaaoRee Noslco.
uAvIN0 bssn appointed sahinislsAts - To
n estate q ~ late D. 1nsh Little, Il. D..
hssehy nelaly III Dssssas inAshtsa = ~ stats y
nsks payu6nt - sasej elss, ~ pssDeae having
slnln6 a9olnst ~ sssets viii pss0eat sAsa ~
ssetlsne1s vitAia shrss nontAaalrsn TIE $50 -
thie $500. jAOOA DUGNKY,
I1Aanisssaapr o. ,: RasA Nssis, assuassl. /.
Keokvk. INh. ~, 1884
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

GAss.-Dsstlstt, Kaye = Co. hsvs jest
received large sspply Of frssh Sag. Call
hsfors Il 4 ali gone
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-15

DGtoW ne N0bRoA0ys
We have revised and corrected The follow.
ing list BY The latest advises. Al hsrs aan-
Cd are q par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester valAy.
BAak Of Chester. Cosnty.
Bank ol Danvtlle.
DAnk II delaware csaaty, Chsstee.
1Aak 4 Messssasry Ossaty.
Celnnhia 1Aak, Cslsmhia-
DoylsstsuA Deak Dsylsssevn.
EAAtpn 0AAk. ~ Ras16u.
YaSnsrs and MssAaniss' DAak. Hastsa.
fAsnsrs. 1Ask II 1asks Osssty, nsisssl.
ra1msrs' Baak Of Lnnaastse, 6 Laasastes.
iarnsss' DAak af Rssaisg, kssAise.
LaAeAsser 20. Bank. -
Lsbsnan Bank, q Lshaaea.
Aiasn. 1sak q ieisvills, Pesssviih.
Caaasasa
Pstasfssn
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Trentss Banking Company Trsatss. II1
Cnion bank u Rrencht0wn.
All the solvent banks OF Delaware Z
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
TEXAS.

A correspondent Of The Gdlrestoa Cirlaa says that
bill enabling free negroes to choose masters and be-
come slaves has passed the Senate, and will become
law.
The Bolton Independent learns that the Indians
have again visited the County of Comanche, few
miles east Of Cora, driven off cavillsdo OF horses,
thirteen in number killed named Peter johnson,
and shot badlys negro man belonging TO Mr. Barbee
Mr.. Beenc had started short time before to COryell
County with bis wagon to buy provisions. The Iade-
pendent says:
"Mr John Beene and his negro man Daniel were
murdered by Indians about 30 miles from Oatesvie,
in the mountains, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, and were
found on the ID inst. They were buried by Mr.. Neil
and others, on the 5.h inst
Mr.. Beene was shot - times with arrows, aud
was struck three times with his own gun. The negro
boy was shot with seven arrows. The corpses were
found unmolested. Mr. B. has left wife and eight
children
The Brownsville Flag Of the Sth inst, cobtars the
following items Of news:
eve learn from a private source that q schooner
has arrived of Brazos Santiago, with troops from
Tappco, sent by order OF Gen. Moreno its COM
maIder If said TO have sent dispatch TO Coi Garca
OF atan OF as telling him TO eyacuatc that port or "
would mme diatey compel him to do go by the arm I'd
forces at his command
ave learn from reliable authority that Prepsra-
tons have been making by our neighbors IN hatSho-
and Nuevo-Lso e Coshuila, for revolt against the
dictatorial powers recently assumed by Snor Ccnon-
fort. "N<rs~
We have received q circular from Natamords, is-
sued by order of Gov. Cara to the people OF the
State OF Tan aul a. condemnng the course taken by
Puebla Zacarecas, and other States, tina. have de-
c,ared Themselves in favor of C)monfort. lie cals
upon his constituency OF the State OF Tamaulpas 10
def I'd the rights and liberties guaranteed them by the
Constitution Of 1857, and says that the following
States are ready to fan in the ranks with them
OaIacs, hicho. en- Queretaro, San Luis. Gnanau
Jslsco ,Zscatscas and Nuevo-Leon y C9abua, beside
ssvers oil er STATES which he feels confident viii join IN
the ggle Sol liberty II seems from this, senerai
revolution is expected and that preparations are be
made through the country for severe and prooa-
bly, long conflict between the two conending parties
"El Rtstauratr OF the ID inst. contains the pros
lamation Of Gen. Vidaurri to the people OF Nuevo'
Leon Coahuis, charging them to fight for the Coh-
stitution Of 1851 Letters from Gen. oreno OF lam,
pico and Gov. Moret of San Luis Poosi are puoshea
IN the same paper in TO letters written 70 the
by Gov. Yidaurr asking their cooperation wiz NM
but they refuse to do So they having declared Iheu
selves in favor Of Comonfor Preparations are oen
made i'll Monterey for resistance. great nuin9I VI
troops have already been collected together anu Ue
leaders seem sangUine of success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
OUR CORPORATION COUNSEL

T.at EGitoy # TIE " u Tribune.
SIR According to the newspapers, TINS on'c'@l II
everywhere but in the very place he was o'ee'eu 10
GIL. Not q morning journal but tolls the interested
sder Of hi. EXHIBITS in the criminal Courts, defending
felops whom the people psy the Discncta'tofney 70
prosecute; and then again, he - found Tor days anu
weeks IN sucoession prominent in rscy habese corpus
proceedings.
When. per chsnee, there is a days interu 2ton 10
hi, forensic performances, that the good people may
M. forget him, be sends 10 communication ~ the
Common Couu Gil that really his eaary for taking care
Of he law business of the city j. quite Insufficient and
that without more clerks he cannot get on whit!
Really the citizens Of New-YOIk are the best na-
t,red folk the world, OF they would rlsc aud eOuke
this shameless mpuCcnCe.
There is 10 doubt at all that the rght7 Of the city
are sadly neglected in Mr.. Fastccd's hands, To say
nothing OF the grave and pretty we'll proved charge
Of more serious objections than his we-kDOwn lncOm
potency.
But The question il heard every where what " the
remedy How shall ~e get rid of the fellow
Having been elected 10 office by has Democratic G.
tizebs there is of escape but Ia tue aoO-
hon OF the office. This j. extremely desirable anu i
is practical. .,...,,o.
the Law Department, and let the Judges OF the SD
nerior Court and Court of Common Pleas nominate u
The Mayor a proper counsel 10 transact the law
business of the city.
For the last twenty years that Office has been a
cause of complaint by the people for mlsmanasement,
but never before for gross ignorance and c0rruphOn
az in its present incumbent
Ifs few good citizens will but take our suggestion
q. 10 the remedy fm the Bastcct affection, We be-
1--WE that the Legislature would promptly do ther
art. A CIrIlES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
THOMAS PAINE AGAIN.

=. ns Editor Of The " j. Tribune
SIR: notice appears in your paper Of the 29th inst,
N reference to this distinguished individual concluding
with letter which, however, has not unfrequently
been in print before, yet characterized by style 50
fascinating as to furnish convincing proof that he
could most hupply adapt bis language TO any subject
that might exercise his pen. But why not publish the
rest Of that letter. which struy eloquent and patriotic
Perhaps his gloomy forebodings may not he withOu:
their use if it should 10 avert the threatened
catastrophe
81 have lost my tide, it passed by when every
thought of NY heart was on the wing far the
salvation Of my dear America and / have now,
as eOltentedy as / can, nude myself little
bower of willows the shore that has the SOL
uary resem bance of d home. Should always con-
tinue the tenant of this bower hope my female ac-
auaintaIee will ever remember that 1t contains not
tie ehursh enemy of their not the cold, lnsensl
bic, swarthed moral not the eapriclous tempered
oddity but one Of the best aud most atectonate OF
their friends. thousand years hence, for must III
Sulge few thoughts, perhaps less, Americamay bo
what England now is The innocence OF her charac-
ter, that won the hearts OF all nations III her favor
may seem ike romance, and her inmitabe virtue a.
il never had been. The ruins of that liberty which
thousands bed or suffered TO obtain, may Jurt furnish
materials for village tale or excite sigh from rustic
sensbihty, willie the fashOnabes OF the days enVeI-
oped in dissipation shall derde the principle and deny
the fact. When contemplate the tall OF empires
and the extinction of the nations oil the ancient "ou,
We see but little else to excite our regret 'han INC
molderinp ruins Of pompOus palaces, magnincehl
monuments and walls ana towers OF the most costly
woIkmanship. But when the empire OF America
sha fall the subject of cOntemp!ave sorrow will be
infinitely greater than crumbng brass or marble can
INSPIRE 1t will not then be said-herc stood temple
Of vast antiquity, here Babel OF invisible hight,
or there palace of sumpt uous extravaganza bu
here, oh painful thought, here the nohest WORK OF
hpmBn understanding, the grandest scene OF human
glory. the fair cause Of Freedom rose and fe' h. r.
Al Greenwich, by the Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

DETENTION OF The ATLANTIC.
The Collins steamer Atlantic will not ssl on Satu-
soy, as advertised.
The loss OF TIE col. CRoSshAN.
The Cincinnati Commercial contains the following
SispatCh:
MEhpHIs. Feb 5.-1he steamer Col Crossman,
Captain j. Cheever, bound from New.Orleans Tor st.
Louis with cargo of about four hundredtuns Of gro
oeries and two hundred passengers, was entirely con-
suned by fire on Thursday night 18th instant at y
O'clock in the Mississippi River, short dis ance be-
how New Madrid Missouri. From twenty to fifty lives
are reported lost, and one hundred and twenty-five
saved One of the survivors states the tire was cadsod
by the bursting of tue - doctor" boiler. The wreck
drifted on bar below NewMadrid, where it grounded,
and burned to the waters edge. Captain Cheeyer,
the mate, and five ladies are among those saved.
The loss Of the boat and cargo will exceed $4,000.
The Crossman was built at Cincinnati one year ago,
having left there for the Missouri River the 18th Of
February, 1857. She cOst $4,000, and is owned by
Capt, j. Cheever, her commander, Capt. Weaver,
the clerk and Capt. Pat. fOre, all of ST. Louis. She
was probably insured 10 Pittsburgh aud St. Louis Tor
$50 600. She was constructed expressly for the Ms
souri River and of the finest packets III the trade
FRANK SMITH, CLERK Steamer souhcfneI'
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Of Saturday evening says:
1.-THE Col. Crossman was one Of a number OF boats
built by Morton & Co. of Cincinnati, in the Winter of
1855 and was intended to form OF line of packets
10 ply on the Missouri. She hrst-class boat IN
every respect of four hundred tuns burden, and
made her first trip in the month of April, 1917. She
cost in the neigLborhood of OOO There some
insurance on the boat in this city, but insurance
never covers los occasiOned consequent explo-
sons, It cannot be recovered. She was owned by
company IN st. Louis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

SrRvrY rrov GovrRsNryr Coal At HcSe tsocG.-
An official survey had been held upon tac supplies OF
ported to be "oi the mos, inferior quality" The
Beard Of Engineers directed TO make the survey re-
pom that the coal in question s American anthracite
sent ont by the Navy Department in the years 1871
ana 1872 ior the use OF Commodore Perrys squadron
IL dehvered from various vessels. piled IN heap,
and len exposed 70 the weather. the quantity On hand
Some 100 tuns had been used on the San Jscinto,
and the epgneers report that no difficulty was expe-
roneed IN maintaining steam on that slip. II il not
of the first quality but IS fair nerchanable coal Of
ordinary quality and by far The best 70 be obtained 1t
HeDg Borg The amount Of ashes is estimated at from
20 10 "a per cent. 10 the frat qnality Of anthracite
this TaIses from 10 Is. The latter aiifcul. 10 b.
obtained anywhere. ,NSsLing:pn Uuco 2d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

U,pv,np Co. Eog. -Presi'leut Walker. 10 hAs An
nal pnnrt 10 the Board Of Overs srs Of Iisvsrd Cob
luz fs.er,s lie general condition aud pr~pects II
rs irs,tntion a. highly satisfactory. The desssons
,.c.;yed during the year were: - 90 froG VIA. +.
.ndr,ys. 10 augment the foundation Of he PIsmner
professorship, legaey Of f'@o from wiihsm res.
20, of salem ui imcUmbered with condri,ns, and
s1cy Of $50 200 from John r.. ihayer 81 Bsssos. the
meme Il which II 70 be divided among ,hs ten cs.t
merit rous students Of the College needing sach asA
The President sugss that tls j. the only enecnve
r,.ans by which Nv. burden ~ p,Yessi expsases 81
-udens can D. allsvatsd Tie College ~ sfnsnsf ous
are hereafter 10 be IN writing wih such sasssonal
ora! examination a. th. Examining tonna'te.s aas
order. salary 81 81 90 yer we '''e' =! W"
Beard @ Auo. \. Lawrence ~ Ire&afvf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

WHAT J. ID. WILLIANsoN SArs.-A special dispatch
to The Philadelphia Bs1et'n says; Hr. j. ID VII.
hanson informed the Committee that he could show
that the Tariff of 1916 was carried by brbing Con-
gressmep and that seven millions OF British money
and eighty thousand francs from France were used for
that purpose. The Democratic members oil the Com
declaring that they had power to investigate it.
Williamson was secret commercial agent sent from
this country to England, from the year 1911 to the
year 1851 and consulting agent Oi The Govern
neDt IN arranging the late treaty with Granada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

n, a,x ,he, Consultation ;hs. u sought 10 he steped
on an unwilling people 0gaD-. The votes Of more than
three fon,,h. Of the m for at tbis day there 20
.ft hanging over this 9ue,tton at oil W. know
bow it il. The people Of Kan. have MEASURE her
l. the will Of the people ard whoever ia the advoc
for a-,enibg on them this LeoomPton Constitution
doe. j. IN cod blood, from his own tyrannieal i'm
luse. and a determination to depnve toe Am, mean
IL that which has never been sought ~ be -
en- ,uoy from ,py portion OF them from the revoiu-
,onsrv teod 20 The present I; re- the fist attempt
,rd n pr, sioent, say il must be the las;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

Parry DEAR MrLIs-TIs 81. LOUIS D1"'cI@t
understands that the Secretary Of War has reTehty
made PIRATE arrangement with certain speSudtoLs
To deliver 10 the United States Comini-saFy DrPL.
meut at this point, 500 mules for the Utan Eiped,
ton al one Hundred aud srty dollars Per MAJ, ana
that the documents for the same are signed seaed
and delivered. The Quartermaster-' 'enera nai n.'e
tofCre had this duty iutrustsd TO his aig lel ~
this instance lie has been cntirely igly'eu' on .i
Whole matter settled al Washington Tor ann: Ne 1le
matter now stapds, it s in the hands OF few spsea
lrtors who are doubt, rushing through Inc e'"''
,y buying % muiee c; the sIDalit !. Dip-es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
=, ,vo veel, vhiOA was carried altar '0''' ds'os

mon. ~ Lon, ,aaetiog which NJ
.n sns r ,hs sSst the ss ~sSS s'.
s s' caicisl term Of The heads Of DsP"'sN''' ''
taken from the table. 49,. .bo Coroora.ion Counsel
u, 10 Includes nI% sGicb carried by = f'y' to 10
kays. ,.d An amendment, that the
Charter % INSTEAD of an sppointlve oiht-or az
sFcnve SI 40 Extend the term for two years, winch
Vow carried by II yess, to 10 nsyf -.
ne s5s,.a 4sS,d' %4s s adSp S s. vote g p
raAs 10 IL neys.