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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21

GEO. G. EVANS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

We were f0rcibly struck VIII 2 remark ihaee 70
us yesterday by one Of our oldest democrats, VINO
has, for many years past. been constant aiiel'nt
on our STATE Conrentiaus never attended sara
De as large Conversion, AID I never attended one
where tiere were present. as active members 50
many ID the Distinguished men Of our party. Ihe
facts thus stated are suggestive. They eyinee the
deep feeling that pervades ell classes Of the coiii
nifty in this perilous state Of political affairs. 1n
evince tho Willingness Of the mighty as wen as .'ls
humble. to become day laborers in a cause winch
they deem the only safety Of our country.
was the grey haired veteran whose stately iolin ~
been seen in the thckest OF the fight on every D''
tie field for more than quarter OF century
There was the young soldier. JUST eniis'eu'
whose maiden sword was yet unshealneu'
Then there were between these Two eA
tremes men in an the yigor Of matured ihlellec'
We naiult particularise There was The HON AVE
Io,rssoy the veteran who led the charge unaer 'ne
immortal JACKSON. and fought side BY sac WIN 'e
l.nented Pork. There was the brave Pillow equal
u .Ilo - war and m peace and ANDREW EWING
.l,.,s element. always polite, always logical al
wavseogent always heard; and HAYNES 1iie OHoArA
of Tennessee and ATKINS, the MuRAT o. the Dis
trict and PAYNE whose nature IL Is 70 DC eloquenl
o,9 SrEs fearless and foreiblei and the trenchant
R,rr and host Of others They met ike Demo
crafts snd without hesitation each gave expression
=. his vievys. The manner Of stating the principles
mon which they an agreed elected most interest
inc and eloquent discussion As each addressed the
convention we felt proud of him as Democrat The
result achieved met with unanimous and hearty
response from the delegates. The harmony and en-.
thusasm that prevailed at the close Of the conven
ton augurs well for the right
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
overland mail.

SAY FRANCIScO Jan. 2-AccOrding to a censtitu-
tiOnal provision the Legislature viii meet to-day,
Jan. "a. at Sacramento; it being a holiday, it is
probable that the organization OF the House VIII
be postponed until tomorrow. One candidate for
the Speakership is Philip Moore, who IS supported
bv the friends of Weller, Gwin, and Washington.
That interest is said to be in favor Of Weers cleo
ton to the u s. Senate, and by inference favorable
to OWNS retirement year hence, when his term
expires. Washingtons friends claim that he viii be
a competitor for OWNS seat. Mr.. Stevenson IS the
other principal candidate for Speaker and Is sup
ported bv the friends of the Governor, La
than and Gen Denver. That interest Is sup
posed to favor Gen Denver's election this winter.
and Latham's election to succeed Mr.. Gwln next
winter. There are several other Senatorial candi-
dates for both the short and long terms
The election of Moore or Stevenson to the Speak
srship would rot foreshadow cOnclusivelY the cleo
non Of Weller or Denver to the Senate, but the
control of the organization Of the House would be
regarded as a strong point in favor of the senate
rial candidates if those friends were secured.
There are so many pertinac:ous Senatorial candl-
dates that strong probability exists of election
this winter judging from the past action OF the Oa
torula Legislature under similar circumstances.
A Democratic caucus win be held at Sacramento
this evening to nominate candidates for the Leglsla
latve offices.
The weather continues extremely cold in Carson
Valley and there is much suffering among the In
dams and unless it moderates it will cause great
mortality among them. Carcasses of dead cattle
are scattered all along the Trucke and Humboldt
rivers.
Mr. T. II. Coats, recently in from the sink Of Car
son river reports very little snow in that vicinity
The Indians were living on cattle that had been
drowned in attempting to cross the river on the ice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
Frnn, New York

NEW YORK. Jan. % The Herdds Washington
corresp,ndent says: Byspecial order from the head
quarters of the army at ST. Louis, detachment Of
60 recruits has been ordered to leave Jefferson Bar
,.sclrs for Texas the detachment of mounted rifles
at Fort Albuquerque has been ordered to Fort
Staunton. and a detachment Of the third infantry
Al me same fort will proceed to Fort Maury. By
sDecal order from the headquarters Of the army at
Santa Fe. in consequence OF the great scarcity OF
cI,D and biah prices Of forage of every kind, ra=
IONS Of horses and mules have been reduced tenn
norarly to ten pounds per day for horses and nine
~, r,1,ies and for the same reason company NJ, of
haunted rifles has been ordered from Fort Union to
Fort Bliss, ,D-.,
Hotel LAST evening and was participated IN by eX-
Governors Pennington, Corwin, Bingham, Critten-
AZ, o,J Anthony and Senator Doolitte, and Repre-
sentatives Colfax ConSlin and eight others
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
Non. John V. wright.

We publish the speech Of this distinguished rep
resentative from the McNairy district We regret
that the press Of legislative matter has delayed for
several days the publication Of this able effort
The Democracy have no more gallant champion
than JoHS Y. WRIGHT We ask each Of our pat
rous TO read this speech and when he has read it, to
lend it 70 has neighbors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

The Congressional reporter for the New York
Times. thus discourses " Since the Introduction OF
pure soDhomorical rhetoric By HATroN. OF IeHnes-
SEQ our stock Of dictionaries containing poetieAi
anotations has been exhausted and the member
Who possesses a copy Of BLAm's Compile Vral'f'
and win lend it, may be sure Of having as many
,-otas for the Speakership as he can accommodate
,,.,s,,ors in pursuit ofthat precious volume. Your
.-..,,,,ssnt himself has been seriously thinking
-. sor,s member might be glad to secure the and
III his pen fer few passages OF PERSONA my
erdescriptiou; and the superior ireeao'1 "i'l,A
sssh on the floor would give these s1elcnes, liis
oert.aly be used with advantage IN denonsniHs 'ls
nrots1.as Of any opponent to be elasstd as a COCA
lookingman
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

WasuixGrov Jan. Ex-senator Wilson was exam
IA tn-5sv before the Harpers Ferry Committee.
n ;tta5 sending the letter testified to by Reaf
- ~ HIVE. lie said he had sent for the letter.
The chairman gave him his own time to prepare his
testimony. A.. no. ,,,,;,I,
1,.o Provisional Government 10 Canada No
tIiD@ further was divuged duplicating any new
rarfies Realc saws that none OF those accompany
- T,yn 10 Virginia know Of Browns plan except
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
AUCTION SALE
Of Fresh rOeerios
TERRASS RRlHarnS
Louisville e., aud nd. NashViIIe

1.-TWO through Express Pa .s- hr. tt. ,r..sy;iis
and Louisville. making be- .1Il.-f'-- i, ri.sils -
New YORK, Boston, PhiilielP1 r. .t--e ;s,, 60
Buffalo, Niagau Falls, CeVsilll co. s4 T- ~ -
a
On and aflsr sEsnAT, 1arus-y shf "a .. t nm a.
follows:
First uain leaves NaslT.ileat % a Il f.r f-- af Cal
latin, BJuling Green Glaa-1E 1st| VI, - st5ss
when sgnaei By dts, add --ivs II - y 5.90 b W
Retuung- leaves Louisville SD = r. Il $780,
and arriving Nashville ID G.DJ A Il = '--+s-7
second trsin lesges Nashville dsilg rss ..-l 4 AZ
1890 A a.. Stopping above an - y f--r-,-I7e -
6.fg 2. d. Returning. lesVes To-i---ii-s 20 a A -
arrive in Nashville at 5-l1 h. 81 - "
Gaafin Accommodation Trai1 lev. 81 ,.,i. 4sif, 49,
days exsepis1, AZ -15 r 81 and arrive lfi "a n M
Returning leaves Gallan % 100 81 S--,v- IN Nssye
a. SIG A u. "
Al. Fu1B. Gsu'l Ticket Ag't.
t.-a--1ff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

We are indebted to Senator's NICHOLSON and CIINe
NAN. and to Messrs. WRIGHT. QunaEss THOMAS, NEIs
soS, and AVERY. Of the House Of Representatives
for Congressional faYors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
FREE OF CHARGE.


statement Of the Condition Of the HONE
INSURANCE COMPANEs % New NeriZs On
she FIRST day 81 Iununrys A. nss 1sGGs
made to the ComptroIier % the state %
Tennessee, pursuant 90 the stututg %
that state.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name Of this companyis tie H0EH IgaAEcE cozriHT,
iusorporaseii j3 and located ciF Of haH Aors
Capital one HillIon Deiiars.
The Capital Of The said Company, actually pad
Up Ia cash, ----3 i9lQls9
7s s1-uur on ne lrt fsv II Iruarg 1850 .. al53l5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

W --Afll = oFHlcE. err Hail.
- - ID, ,,.,.... ., NAsIIyILLE. Jan. 90 l5je-i
ffftA PAYERS sh1 Wish 20 thel,eiyss 81 he privileges
Of The aE allowing PIE payment "a crerati5u Taxes
Tor the year il are hereby aotiei s they eau nog DO %
BY calling at the Collectors Office. Interest AZ he rate
pe eh. nlo4l - eia7i from % certificate,
an tie lst o. ypy, Owners q ax5ls rrspssy in this cy
Eill md it % % iriniers2t % call lately
ian2i-ia rr.r tor 1offarior
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
= Lg- on a narrow neck OF lard
'lEiNt feo uuhcundel ssas he teands.
And css s 9ishful eye

The hopes and distinies Of ths great counrE,
says my colleague. hang upon the Know Notins
party.
-lf, Nierk. when reflect upon the greatness -'t-
10y Whicn this cOuntry. has already attainet %
Mush remember tRaJ It has thirty million 81
- territory reilching from ocean 70 oeea1 aiAt
--o1 axe % gulf, a commerce which floats o. ge11
49, li'l . lanned by every breeze. when lTefel.
.--s lu'are ofles i may yet attain il wisely lna
koE--.! AaAln,stered, and then think that 81 .nis
Nothing members al Co-gss -, - f,rced
to exelaim:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
.. 5. MAIL LIGHTNING LINE

rrvHE Ace passenger pscks 4 l. 4 /, n. ;: e. \
sIMMs, Master, viii leave ioL 'n re- 49 s5,f
s N no ~ For eight passage apply on board Or Z
lnstsSt 4 - A. HAMILTON, Agent
UrcgrL. n PASSINGER PACKET.
For Cincinnati
,,,rTe slersnt new ard fas passenger steamer
A1Tl5n@er. J. s. HuRD Commando, tAii1
16gS n HePxrvs, Clerk, will leaye Nashville -
~ every alternate Wed nesday az o'clock a re-
al jrave Cincinnati Nashville every alternate Fri
AZ n Passengers and Shippers rely pTomptness
~ 1-- ' H d. HARRISON,
;.sztf JNO. II HARRIS, Agents.
-, =, pvr : r;r,i,s e,- .aie nv A. JENKINS,
s1es Ssea No u souib Market Street.
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81 ~ d -. - : -


The gssass. amount ins1i on auy one risk is $4,000 but
VIII not, as q general guls. exceed El1o01.
The Company Ia general rule ca % ne amount aliEi 81
be insured n any city, toEn village block, being
in this matter each case the general oharscter %
buildings It'll Of streets, ci lies Cog putting Tres
Nc part capital earnings Is deposited IN aay ether
STATE IS security therein
An atsstsd copy Of the Charter Act o. Inoorporaion
49, Cd - rHnHa rrnnH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25
Total suount Of Cspiiri and surl
nuarr1

ASS aAc.
Amount Of Cash in Contineaial BanE,
New l0rE----.....-.s..-...--..-..
Amount o. cash En- hzndsof Agert1i and
in course Of trangnisslou, tdllalcel
Amount o. Unineumhered Real Hsia-ei
No. Vail strect....-....----.--.... --....
amount Of United TreEurg Notes, mar
ket value. ---.--..---.-..--.
Amount Of Nissoufi STATE Bonds, 6 per
csrt., msricss saiue--.---.--..--..-.-.---
Amount Of Noi tn Cor0lina Bends, s per
cent, market value. .------.--.-.-..------
Amount Of Isnneszzs Beads o Per ceul
market value .--.---.-.---s-----.- ----------
Amount o. Bro0Eiyl C5iv Water Bonds
8 per cent, marEzr Falize---------------
Bank
Amount Of Leans on Eondsaud a-ortrlT'
Is, icing ffst lien % record on M
incumberad real estate W1ri1 4l
least 8 l.69j 80, and on which there
Is less than one years interest due
and oEing-rate % interest," per
cent ..---s-.s--.--.s-s --.ssasssss--sss-s-sss-ss
Amount Of Loans on Stocks AMI Bends
payable on demand, ne Iarzet val
ne o. securities pledged . ~
Amount due for premiums OF Policies
issued az uiice .---.-.s--.... .--.-..------
Amount q Bills reoeivahls f1r preui1ms
on Inland NaTizalian risks g. ----
Interest actually due and uupaid-,-------
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:. . :: .. :. :. ... $. !.
is sectional party and tlat tie Black e1rs
can party IS also sectional that Bis parfa q
between the swo aid ihat on lis party Sest b.
hopes ana desti1ies 81 the country Sir he sas
his party : neither ct the North nor 81 the scutl,
though it is wen known that every uief,hel 81 Be
party on this floor save one. Is from tho souh-
lie stands on medium ground he is ueiihef Of ile
North Of the Soith
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

Amount Il Losses adjusted, and due and
unpaid .----.-.-..----
Amount CT losses incurred and I'm pro
cess Of adiusmenl -------------.--- --.---
Amount Of I1sseg reported on w1.eh 90
action has been taken ...--------.--..--.-.
Amount Of claims for losses resisted Oh
Ell comp an -sass-s- aasaaassasraaa
Amount Of Dividends declared and que
AMI unpaid -...-----s..-----. .-.-s-..---------
Amount OF Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared. but not Jet due.
Money borrowed .-.-.-------..-----------.-----
Amount Of an ether existing claims
against he Company .-------..----.----.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

STATE OF NbH lukA-
CITY and County OF New York ]
Charles Martin, Presdst and llton smith, sesrellTy,
% the Insurance Company heing ssFealy gE1rns d.
pose and say, each Cor himself avs, that foresoinF
TINE f ADD correct OF the Affairs the said Corp
ration, that hey ne above ie6sd ossers theusi
(srnsD CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pre1itdnt.
isirnedl J. MILTON SMITH, SscrstzrY.
sans6fbs ilre me- this 1871 day % Jannlry, A.
D., ise0. lsi8nsd)
J. RI. WAsHBunN.
Co-luilsionsr Tor Igun-s1s
Us in New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

r WILL usy Sc highest nastat pres ior Co-u lrf NteI e
live Il iaa cts Ila 6.N HoLLlEGs sfo1E.
ca L1ea1eEI,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

W. X u bbhAt- = ellfs Ell commence Sturdy tle
Va 2lst ints az The b COLLEGE strse aad the Public
sqaare-ea'ans On Coles sitst All rhs wish oioia DR..
Try huisll % fir lessons o. 1ae 7r-es
PESlfASsuPlours % % IA ri 1882 H. Lto7to Z 10
8 s. night
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

srArk OF TENNESSEE co lfLh0Llha'S OEtLD.5f
AaaTVmlE- January =, IsfQ-
his certify hattie Hone Insurance. Co ated al hr
York 10 tie state Of n. York, has c1mpsd with an te ecs
of passed b tie General Assembly % the et-l o
Tennessee hlru 1856, entitled tAr Act reTaI11 tho
agencies o. lnsuaucc Companies not 1eorpuraled a7 e e
Of Tennessee and ma = ? ~ ana y =. 49, as ~ =
Vile, State Of rennsasee j. 7. DUNLAP
IukLl Comptroller.
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l p4. ,,. .ai s .a.fs i s1h T. Gs5 s p. By
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? v % q D. 10 3 u 3 % o = %
8 night.
Phouos raphT.
There is no bsinen q eqa 90 EASILY lsar1ed this
more inprpTiHg % iis 1ossss1a- han tHis
besides ,he iay class iastrnas there vii L. one tom
g nghi, ul.eh All f.g.sil.or. WsIicai
Students, oihsrs ah1 liv3 nor M .4s Il ,t IL go
taEes-
AoE greatly inc .tl 1875 value or law znd medical
lectures sermons ger taken down and kep. i1r u-
iure study ana is.feie q ths ussfsl be easily
lesrned, Is sloAe ~ 9L tces5 las spring "a t-lehing
to Children rom Z = y! - lanao
DIAL hg TaetEE 1850,
oTsleby jams J0HE YO8K CO.
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WEDNESDAY,. JAaUART p, 1850.

DAILY IS; TRIWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81
INVARIABLY in ADvAsCE.
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rTNHE large and eoml1rlsalc DWELLING snoEn t1 asrf
property, situated on oraf nrEet street, far n1rtl
lars enquire al TIE odce q hs Nashville and Nolhrse
Raiircad Counra-v ffra-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-25

TEAD DRESSES AMI CoIgurss flr 81. by
a ian20 b0RGfELDr g. auNEisAIsit si qherts So
CtORss7s. Hoop srts siea Elnsg Goods an Tors ~ -
Y = ehespby B0HqFELDf A. auNThATu
Iau29 % Cherry street. Tast1il'r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-14
Meber Gptpr,= nmb Gitp=S STARTER.

o. II %uisItitiJ he glsinins stlus:rt mcresn,
sas, r.nn ttt Ter gIrs,rsriaumiung tls5 RE
Srage run BENT teiastsn Enhancement gu mnItrtn
/ i.sis,n Starts Gtartsr, wtlhes ctn Startz lrutses
uur Gpnltat.l metr du:Itsnse GIsralt ~Y,riist.n
eltt., altin sswstn mare, ri. Nebrheit railr atz
aintht toten wurrt. 9A ts3reiiIr risi.s ittr.
s,nn ID RtQte ia rem gntras ratin ~lauteno, ais
man lab, rn6 IS nit sen tY<Gtarttr nitt rur6s
stStn rrirrt, rrb jersr anrrsitnee Burger mirp
P0Rl s%triflnrer bateu, mas RE Scmtrtuna raraui
mar, iltnli&: Gle Grrltsss tlttsn l6rn N piel
S,walt lnc aui pisie 8smertuns Sin mirre Die
Abfiuriung raftlte 8tiultat sebatt babsn, mie
btm Gitq@ Charter, uno aid bier niirre eS gctsibsn
tastn: rGrttcr, kcb.n Sic rie 5unr auf."
SOr ltr sritrn gsriammlun9 mar aua mcilsns
IbIos ets gtre pom ttinstem @meno rrlel.t, rod Ilb
Fnsu Satsr Elm, ray elm iolAsr 3uias 3u I'M ereu
tstssn Statutsn, ititiss sintm 9ite'Gbarttr gan;
dSnItt made (sin 9unft ausssnrmmen, erit ipItsr
aus9,lunetn T. rsrre riertr rarauf suridtcmmtn) l..
uns mtnn Ten, pirfli6 10 1T, warunt icltsn mir
Inibt itatt rielts Gneurem snts sinsn soGiInri9tn
leV9sGaortsr au ~erlanseR luten. slei6 rielen anr.z
Ivsn SiSAsuin MsiFOuri, RE Eel irsittm ras nrG
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etast tsins lOIOrtiss umSsfaItunS sssstsn taser.
ks.n>O tusni5 oils jsus Srvbtn, nit c~plurirtsn BUD
N'aS'n etcrudtsn YIatate unp Yufs in rem sei,
kanssa rs &aartn res Sauimanns, ii. piaen res
DOCTORS, eN SsmirtHuns i'm Gattaue &c. perbsiz
trH tOnnsn. @aSr II Is atsr aud, Ran elm ar.
fsthss StclI rstr Gerstia nOrin ,a iiu6en ii. (wsru
fua Fer 5trr int srfsn GiussIanrt nidts ropDr
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kdlt, unp hisitr Stcli Oasr Gtrssi,, m.nn mid,
ktsrtritt.n, mag mott srIautt itin. Gs III sud
PS9I 10, ra5 psnH cine Stast i4 gu elmer Git.
knpus bsbt, iUlGes ais Gin get res Jcrtiaritts ~
fttratt.n 1T; unp III Is stpa tsine ghre iWr m
. SIr0sE 5srmnnns, fSunsu lie niGt itplj larauf itin
Psitn Dirt nur6 Glsib unp S.6arrli6ttit raein ae:
RsaGt ia. sa6sn. mas sr jest iff Gcris, etns..
6 Eanss1ssSSasital bat ni&ts ra;u ttisetrasen. ui,s
9 70 ssmnaG ben 8arssrn 5trmanus ~ screens
3 ~ 0sun is ia %befrsbsn, nit anrtrn StSet.n in
: ~P''h0&s'. Die l&cu Ianst sinen GitYsGtarter .rrror,
'"' s's'asn e3ritt lu saItsn, ctihcn si,ls s,ritIs
M' Us,t'ua ut&t 10 srct nj. 1srnana nns.
FT'' O. ss sOri0s 8pfs rim Gitp -9sart,r
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-14

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um @ittas sUs.n RE Sn Gs1Ors iu proe.
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rctltetalsn ,urid unD iGitnsn ale bic Ssfrt
sisuus nit rad 9aus ,a trinstn, anyhow
first rate time" s.satt lu tatsn.