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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

He ESDoRsERs HELPER.

~ II y
most Of what | say.
tCries of"Go on and we will stand
by Bolall uighLs)
I have stood by you all the long days Of
my youth and manhood, extinguishcd al
tie aspiration Of ambition, suffered ignoih-
inv and contempt, been denounced,
spurned and avoided by the men whose
interests was al guing. BY the white man,
s#nd wronged the black man; but sill
holding myself true TO one purpose
stand there still. Wbat to meu now are
tharosy TINS Of life, With my heir silvered
over, with my sirews stIffened, with age;
In the Of human events, | have but little
time foreman Lere. | say Kentuckians
COME war, como pease, trust in God
have the fortune to stay here during the
testsof my days, and that, although the
million may depart from, there will be in
Kentucky one standing tue to the last,
whose aspirations may be, however vision
airy. however theoretical lfue TO tho ban
ner wich would have float over US. The
same 4old banner Of l7S9- each STRIDE
viii the progress Of the ages paling into 4
plight galaxy Of stars In the language
Of Websteg It's MOTTO no such miserable in
terogatory, as what is all this worth g.
Nor.those other words Of delusin and folly,
"Slavery and Union" far less slavery
hrst and Union afterwards" and yet more
"Slayey with or without Union!' But his
own 9losious senliment-with filial piety
/ walk backwards aud cover bis late politi-
cal nakeduess LIBERTY AND UNION,
Now,ASD FOREVER, One AND rNsEPgNA-
DLEf'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
MADIsoN, Janaary, see.
q. M. Clay at Lexii1eton.

Cassius M.Clay spoke lately, to large
s audience outside Of the State House, at
! Lexington, Ky being refused Abundance
to the hall. II is sal bis sympathsers
are vastly increasing, and that there is a
frightfA increase Of bis political edherents.
The following is = specimen Of Clays Ian
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

y. =. FArAeri
US.
The unknown leirs ai
Amos Painter, deed,
and Z. r. Davis, adm.
of estate o. said de-
ceased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04

Judgment o. Foreclosure s Sale
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-04
Foreclosure sale Rogers.

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
KECAPIrCLATfoN.


Nett gain in the above cities and counties, 4025.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bosrox, Nov 6.-Riee ORepubhcan) elected 10 Con
Rress. Burhngame (Repu5lcaul defeated by Union
The Republicans have carried every Congressional dis
triet except BurEngime's-
KENTUCKY.
LoUrsyuLE Nov. Bell over Breekinridge, 1900
Douglas over Breekinridge, ll00 Polls not closed.
TENNESSEE
Bristol Sullivan county Breckenridge lSS, Bell 90
Psperville-Beu so, Breckenridge 40. Douglas l.
MARYLAND.
BatrruoRE. Nov 6-Brectinridge A. $50, Bel ~
sIs, Douglas SOP. Lincoln loS2
The Union elaiia the state BY not less than z.Vo
NEW YORK.
NEw YoaE Nov. 6.--In the second ward, the Union
ticket has SOS; the Black Republicans 222.
In the 2nd and 9th wards, the Union ticket has 4&oI
against 800 for Lincoln.
Third Ward Lincoln PISS, Union 57l; lOth Ward Lin
cola 1850 Union goo; 5th Ward Lincoln lisa, Uoion
2l5O; ll,h Ward Lincoln 1910, Union 1900.
Ninth Ward Lincoln 29Ss, Union s9i4
LArER.-In eishtsea wards the Union ticket has 25,
coo majority.
Repabbcsu gains are repOled in nearly all the interior
counties
LneOlns majority in hisl State vii be several thou
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEsH. Nov. 6-rbe vote in this city stands Bel
6O4. Breckenridge l59, Douglas ia.
Eagle Rock precinct Bel los, Breckenridge s. Doug
lass
WIIsNsroS, Breekinridgs 5ss, Bell SCI. The pre-
ciocts in the county she's uniform gain for Breekin-
ridge.
Duphn county shoes gains for Breekinridge.
The State hai IN Ell probability gone for Breekinridge
RHODE ISLAND.
PEovIDucH, New ELEVEN towns give Lincoln
2,47O, Douglas 1890.
pENGGYIVANIA
PaILADEPaIA Nov. g. Scattering returns from the
interior show rgo Republican gains the recent vote
for Governor. In LAsoaS,sr cay Republican gain 1885,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07


Below We give all the returns Of the election which
had reached up the late hour at which went to
press LAST night. Comment aud speculation are nov
worthless As the result in Virginia feel cheer
log confidence ha, we have carried the day. For the
broader field Of the Union, can only hope tor the
best The telegraph to-day will probably enlgbten
10 this city the election conducted with great ami
m tiOn, but with entire good order The vote is the
largest ever cast in the city. Our friends worked nOby
aad deserve the hearest applause The friends Of DOu
gas stood By their ehietain most CALAMITY aud Atesed
at once the sincerity Of their convictions and their ire
OOneiable hostility 70 DisuniOnism and the bogus De-
mOcFacy led BY Yareey. We accord them the praise
due to Whose Independence spurns all detatOn and
whose patriotism snuh treason in the tainted gale.
With ut further remarks, We refer the reader to the
Agures:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
MOTHERS
BREAST CLOTHS,
TO RELIEVE PAIN,
THE GATHERED BREAST.

TUyE untold hours suffering which the nursing
Il the frequently made experience are known In their full
ing preceding and the resulting from the gathered breast
trials familiar only to those whose has De
life thrown them In the attitude Of sympathy with this suffer
ing End remedy which would give relief and avoid that dread
m sue- desires and the efforts result
ing tem hitherto failed utterly and at this hour there
urnTs in this respect save the MOTHERs BREAST CLOTHS
discovery which the fruit Of long Of sunerngs inflicted
upon the Of aged and worthy mother Of virginia
Deemng H. OF It's In her remedy
Of great value she has withheld from the public, prerns
have It's value first tried through series OF years and IN va
ey OF done that she has brought
public she feels almost unbounded qualification In the
which has greeted Her earnest desire that may DC
throughout the length and breadth Of the country
unqueoned and UNREASONABLE virtue may receive
ed gacao she will feel that she has been the nsrumen OF
much and ang much bitter anguish az
almost any other agency known among men.
Cloths prepared with great care They are necessarily
convenience In the wearing distressing symptoms
pear mother has only them by holding them before
the FIRE and place them closely over the breasts and In no case
will they fail to give relief in a short time
These may and all times with perfect con
yenence soil them very trhng, that small
napkin placed them to hold them steadily In their
place will perfectly protect the outer garments They may be re
when travelling In the pocket or and applied any
time to relieve pains produced by cold 70 the very gen comfort
which, in the application and removal OF the ordinary breast pA
nconvenent and uncomfortable They possess adhesion
enough simply easy keep them the breast
leave nothing which needs to be cleaned from
the breast but rather that condition OF which seems best
TO protect from cold
thought be useless TO recommend an article Ike THIS TO
mothers who well their sad want Of something
which shall prove preventive and relief TO their sunerngs In
this connection may only be said further that the lady who
offers remedy conscientousy and with deep conyc
ton great value She claims nothing for her Cloths but that
wonderful virtue which mothers will fad out for themselves
They will plainly and simply prepared to save cost the Pur-
chaser.
,SAppy In person or by letter 10 ADIE GRAY,
No. l4T Main Street, Richmond, Va.
And MEADE 4 BAKER,
1856 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
TIE price Of Cloths per pair 'cH Be put at one Dollar
90 as 20 place them tcithin reach Of al
he
try and accompanied with g. and twelve cents worth Of
postage stamps will always the receipt Of them Au2O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
~uNPRECEDENTED sue.

BA CESa-The exctementin behsfo Bdters Csisord
ted Premium continues increase throughout ana
the souh add demand for has become 30 great that NE
Proprietor fnds dculy In suppying for Ague and
Fever these without hva and We have yet 70 learn
the ns Instance they have failed 10 check that nauss
when taken Ing 10 directions Ior
Dyspepa Cholera Morbus summer Complaint fopi OF me
Liver and indigestion these Bters are vhouta
rival Headache have been known 70 care
sr the best Physicians had sven then
family where there young chdren should
Spring and Pail months a. they Improve
the appetite and strengthen he system Being entirely nee from
ali poisonous they betaken By both ex
Al any time under all circumstances need essant
medicine them andudge for yourselves Of their
virtues
To 5. had Of prominent Druggists In the city Of nd
and elsewhere Virginia and North CarsiIna Also BY O. W.
Lone 4 On Memphis Tenn e. w. Smith, Brandon, Mss syms
Provsn New orleans B. Miller. oovnson, Ky O. s,ott,
rshnestcot Co. Barnes Park NY Orders
ana nv sddresslns T. BAKER, Proprietor.
oc5 nchmond Va
PLANTATION sBOEs.-Yor Men Women and Boys,
excelled and cheaper than usual, for the
qa.,,y ''S0 49, Main Street, 'isn Of the big boot WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
VIRGINIA sTRAmSUGARR REFINE

TIVE Proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 10 the public that
L the - - -
VIRGINIA STEAM SUGAR REFINERY
10 fall and operation anu has capacity sufficient for
a very large demand
His aim b. render sais'aeisn to all Of his customers and
that he will meet with liberal patronage from the
chants Of the touthern states.
Toe Refinery Is located Immediately The arr Rockets
Richmond Va covensnly situated shipments every
direction For th only Nhs and yellow Zee Sugars will
made and the eni rpre meets with at the propr
he WILL In the Spring. enlarge the buildings
put additional machinery and Loaf and Cruhed
Sugars.
BENZ governed IN h sales by the New York PRICES he pes
Of his State and other 80 heTn 5Ae vi pat
him LIBERAL aad he guarantee that his Sugars equal
To smi ar sugars manufactured NOIth
ord received for 10 bbG Sugar and bb Syrup and
upwards
Sugars Syrup delivered store in the city any
the Railroad Depets whAryes anal Of ehNrg
Orders mall Telegraph promptly attended TO at selling
prizes Il the day watch they received unless limit d. sam
pies each days refining will be exhibited at the Office No ~
NJ ain street. under the ST. Charles HJiel
CHAS Y. MoRRIss,
Dan nln.n AZ h. Va Glanrn arrar Rnnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS
MANUFACTURED BY
S. MGRUDER'S SONS,
RICMMONn VA
RICHMOND, VA.

DHOspHoPERUyTAN GUAHO per cent
Ammonia and - 81 cent Of Bone Phosphate OF Lime
Price per OF 1900 Ms, so 90.
BONE ASH GUANo warranted TO contain per
and 6S to 20 Bone Phosphate Of Lime Price
ton Of 1900 rs, $50 20.
GROUND BSE ASH containing per Phcs
phae Of Lime and ground to nne powder Price per ton Of
Us, tS5 20.
A. A. WHITE MEXICAN GUANo, which grind 10 powder
and warrant contain 70 cent Of Phosphate OF Lime Price
per ton " 1000 bs $50 co.
Having for largely engaged In the Guano trade
opportunities Of testing fully the value Of all Kinds OF
that have b. Imported into the country enables
the very best varieties for preparaonsAnd from repeated
experiments that have been made With all the Ingredients us
both separately aud In combination satisfied that the farm
will ind Fertilizers much cheaper than the Peruvian
when used alcne.
The Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos used selected
great care always rigid analysis They very
dry ground hne POWDER and thoroughly ultimately
mixed.
take pleasure In showing farmers through estabsh
men the Ingredients used process
manufacturing
All orders will be promptly hled.
g. MciRUDERS SONS,
Coraer 18Th and Cary Streets
Iy25-oly Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

ARr-Hart, the sculptor, is in Boston, after ten years
absence in Italy he has invented what he calls the
sculptomeer instrument by which the duplication OF
s,a,uary is greatly facilitated.
Gait the sculptor Of statue of Jefferson, ordered by
the Legislature of Virginia, is in New York. after
an absence of many years abroad His statue will short
" arrive here from Italy, We trust may be exhibited
before being transported to its Gual resting place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
Mr.. YANCEY on THE ELECTION OF A REPUB
LOAN PRESIDENT


LOAN PRESIDENT.
In NAY ls5S hitle more than two years ago VIM.
L Yancey addressed the Southern Commercial COnven-
yenton at Montgomery Alabama In the course of bis
speech he said;
Il say it with all Difference to my colleague that
more inferior issue could be rendered TO the South upon
which We should dissolve the Union than the loss Of
election II in the of 1860 for the Presidency
s ward should get the legal number Of necessary
70 elect him according the forms Of the Constitution
and the law gentlemen say that then will be the time
for disunon. II that il made Of disunion say
10 them Gill 90 eth thsgl but | will feel that am
going in the wake Of inferior issue that there
banner floating that Is not Of the kind would
wish When am asked 20 raise he flag of rsUolgiioH
ayainst the Consiitr,iOH asked to do tneonsti
rational thing according to the Constitution as il now
exists / am asked to put myself in the position of
a Ts6el a traitor in position where, If the
Government should succeed aud put me down in
the revolution and my friends be arragned before
the Supreme Court Of the United States-which would
be the creature Of Seward he has already given no
tee in toe Senae-and there sentenced TO be hanged for
violating the Constitution and laws Of my country. And
Il should be asked why should not be passed
on me could not say then even the bloody judges
Who could sic upon the bench my hands are guless OF
wrong against the Constitution Of my country, and APP
peal 70 an enlightened posterty, to the Judgment OF the
world 20 vindicate nv name and memory When as En-
met said my country shall have taken her place once
more equal among the nations Of the earth Why
am ready to 20 with your or disunionl Because, IN
my judgment, the Uuon is now dissolved; because we
have Government bat not the Union which the Con
stitution made" &c
Mr. Yancey don't exactly like to be put in the position
Of rebel and traitor aud be hanged for violating the
Constitution Of bis country which he rather fears would
be the case il he should resist President constitution
allY iuaugurated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

ScRrPrrRAL Prophecies IN CONNECTION WITH Tx SY-
RrAS FRoustrs Whatever writes Eastern corree-
pondent may be the hidden meaning Of the seventeenth
chapter Of Isaiah first and last three verses seem to De
peculiarly appropriate to the present condition oil Da
mascus:
~. The burden Of Damascus. Behold Damascus IS
taken away from being city, and il shall be ruinous
heap
The ruin of Damascus having been caused BY the peo-
ple of different nAtions-the Turks, Druses, koords,
Arabs aud Gypses-the twelfth verse seems equally APP
proprilte:
"l2 Woe to the multitude Of many people, which
make noise like the noise Of the seas and TO the rush
ing Of nations that make rushing like the rushing oil
mighty waters.
Is The nations shall rush like the running OF many
waters but God shall rebuke them and they shall nee
afar eff; and shall be chased the cha OF the noun
tains before the wind, and like rolling thing before
the whirlWiud.
IA And behold at evening tide troubles and before the
morning he is not This is the portion OF them that
spoil US and the lot Of them that rob us"
Fuad Pasha has decreed that all the partially destroy
ed houses OF the Christians shall be rebuilt commencing
with the house Of our venerable vice Consul Dr. Mes
haka whose palaal mansion has often been the rest
inc Mace and admiration of American travellers. From
this il would appear that Damascus is to be rebuilt and
il doubtless destined future reverses as 1t sometime
70 be reduced to heap according TO the prophecy OF
Isaiah ere passes finally into the hands Of jews in the
day of the restoration Of Israel to the Promised Land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

EXECUTOR,s TICE.-An psrens nesbt . % The
~ dr FraneesG rasferro Of Hanover Ae reqa 81
payment shout rhsr delay Those hAvng claims
sn DrSssL them properly A1thsnilosted i0f sssenent
rsS-aaatE aEo. W, COSBY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

THE RECENT VIslr OF Gov. LErcnER-The earliest no
t;ce was taken by Gov Letcher of note addressed to
him from Cincnnati-said to be from the same per-
son who informed Secretary Floyd of the John Brown
raid some time before occurred Gov Letcher visited
this city 10 connexion with this information and it
by his advice that the military Of this city last week re-
sumed their nightly drill to be in readiness orefhclent
service whenever called upon 1t needless to say that
no apprehension whatever is entertained OF any move
ment calling for military interference, and that the ad
vice Of the Governor was only to make assurance
dorhlv sure n-Aisr Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
PROPOSALN

WILL be received BY the superintendent Of the Penenary
w for the hire for the ensuing commencing the LIST
January 1861 Of 1871 convict slaves and free negroes
whose has been committed By the Executive
public works for lie or this number III and i6
9S Of the brug st hands, and all Of the
quality Any Information deslr. be obtained by
apple to Col JAS PtNDLEToN supe nttndent Of he
PenenAry The proposals under al ected him.
PROPOSAL for the hire Of convlet" and be sub
mted by he day ID cember ext c9t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

EW-TEE GAMB,LpI O. "Goop TmSos Italy may OF
her arihald VctoresSey point n eXuit.on
Gar bad Of The long macheHe stick & ANDEEw ANTo
GarbAld Of "gAoi thug not for nothing that
Asceo and became thus the Of
great Emperor That fact has been Of aanite value to him.
Il always present his mind lie thinks Of Slmp
Pao Napoleon the Great lie determines since he
counryman that ike them he wilt be tie frat 10 his line
and Nh line be important theirs II no fault OF lii
He does best he do In H. and they could do no
ASTON preparing 90 into quarters; but before he
does he effort cary the by
The he has chosen the approaching Far Then wiz
h. appear all pride and AL his slory Then will tbs ~ Nj
choas shine In ptndo ofC ME onay and Fruit foreign
and domestic Who not 10 be t4one show him
thing than any which has himself and you feel
he will hayeh "Samplero called ny hs counymen
TO this day sampero the Coscan" So, although there be
Ooct rs yet his eternal struggle to attain the OF his
sklhs tnpr yenen his adv in science
ANON s1Oui called the &C ralcan Couecioner LIT
any who may tbs Justice Of this appe ton the st. Nj
choas with his and be convinced There the
"CorscAu" In his winter provided sganst the
cod-surrounded b. everything N make life comi5rtab
Behold him 10 the OF his Cands Creams Jees GrapeI
oranges Cocoauusthe emblem q everlasting spTi
the representative OF Pomona upon this ChhtAn Andthe
who dghn bringing back upon earth the day ofmyhiA and
classic story ns6-iu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
TIE LATEST.

NAPOLEON AND THE USIrED SrATEs.-The French EN-
peror is evidently jealous of the good will which Eng
land has gained in the United States by the visit Of the
Prince of Wales and is determined TO keep pace with
his great rival if possible in securing the friendship Of
this country. This infer from the following incident
related by the Paris correspondent OF the New York
Times:
1.-The American Minister, Mr.. Faulkner, was called
few DAYS ago to the palace of ST. Cloud to deliver into
the hands Of his Majesty the letter Of recall of the Count
de Ssr,iges as Minister at Washington. This ceremony,
where ministers ouy concerned, is usually perform
ed with the Minister Of Foreign Affair."; but the Emper
or desired no doubt show special attention this
occasion 10 the agent of the United States In this in
teryiew Mr. Faulkner was retained long time in a
friendly conversation with his Majesty in which the
latter displayed that wonderful general knowledge
of affairs all over the world for which he is re-
msrkable and recalled in all its details with many
plessons Of delight his visit TO the United States. He
spoke of his astoushment at the wonderful activity Of
New York after his arrival from sluggish Europe. lie
referred at length TO the fears Of England, and de-
uounccd those fears the greatest absurdity He had
not now and never had thought Of provoking war
with England. His pride and ambition was to elevate
France 10 high position of commercial and agricultural
properity and he could best accomplish it by remaining
the friend and ally Of England. To suppose that he
would 20 to war With England for revenge a small
compliment to his craftsmanship. The Emperor Was
warm in his expressions of friendship to the people Of
the United States and promised his good will in the
c'usiou of a new commercial treaty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
JED.

AZ bis resldence Caroline county yesterday morning. The 5
irst lness Of four weeks with typhoid fever EDMOND
OBILEs aged about 65 widow and four children,
three OF whom Of when they need most fathers
care.
Mr. Oh LEI tlonate husband kind ther indrl
gent and good citizen and neighbour and deeply all his
loss be felt and deplored by all. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
TIE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

The following ID correct tabular statement Of the
vote Of GINA at the last Presidential election and at
the election for Governor last year:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
no CORRFSPONDRNrN.

VAC.
Arss eOn sidss 81 a. Papsr ptl - - puol
e. T1is 4 rls u long snndiag, oagh r % kaooA % al
asd tSiu d b dspard ns O6ia0g aottoss sscee
- sfgAf Has cAarged Jor a. odprtiesasan.
WsoaanOf rsiscfsf oosalsanto1eas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07

ia Columbia, slight Republican gain in HolhdAysourg
small Republican gain.
LOUISIANA
Nav ORLEANS, Nov Bells majority IN this PARISH
an in the Parish Of Jefferson is 400 over Breekinroge
nd nnnrlas hnlh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-07
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
I22 Main. Corner 18th Streets,

I22 Main. Corner 9th Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
NFFER for sale In quantities 10 suit purchasers
800 lbs Indigo, 30 bbI Burning Fluid,
6hhds prime Nader, 10 do CoalOn,
900 kegs Sup CArb Soda, Is do Sperm do,
100 cases do In II papers, Is do Lard do,
20 casks Sal Soda, 90 do Machine do,
500 ounces sulph Qulnine, 40 do Hnseed do,
500 kgs Lewis white Lead oil, rs bbls Spirits Tdrpenne,
1880 lbs Cream Tartar AoOO gals Lamp Oh,
100 bags sIFTKD Pepper. 200 eases Sweet do,
80 do AnspIee, $50 do ExtrAc. Logwood,
90 do Ginger prime, Is kegs assorted Emery,
$50 bxs PoH'd Spices pure, 1900 lbs refined Borax,
IS bbh Castor OIL prime bbls do Camphor,
Is do AehohoL 5000 lbs pu Sal petre,
tons "HH" Zinc. In oil IS bbls Venetian Red.
100 bxs Starch qe00 hxs French window eass, a.
sorted ses With full stock Of other articles and patent med
cnes Fancy Soaps Perfumes Painters colo Brushes Ae 80,
on our usual tsrns, PURCELL. LADD CO.. Druggists,
- 1a9 Main street. corner ioth
NR-Pcuar and prOup attention 70 Pssking or fersaIdss
orders talT-enu