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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27

TO -ADVERTISERS.

Our business patrons are requested to send in
their advertisements before nine O'Clock in
the evening. Unless this be done they incur the
risk OF being held over for day. This notice
has been rendered necessary by the greatly in
creased demands on our space caused by the gene
raj revival of business within the last few weeks.
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The next in point Of artistic merit is an en-
graved note for fifteen cents an eighth of an
inch narrower and half an inch longer than the
issued by the Corporation Of Winchester In it's
centre, enclosed within circle, is The figure of
Minerva, surmounted with the State motto,
:" Sic se4nper tyrannis,' and in the left margin
a female head. The text we give below
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HERMANN, THE PREsrrpGIrATEuR. evening Herr
Hermann entirely changes his performance ut the Aca-
denny Of Music and inauguraes his comic programme.
Tomorrow matinee will be given, with no reserved
seats whatever The Academy is crowded nightly, and
the entertainment exces anything of the kind pro
d,,ca haro
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for twenty-five thousand troops have enlisted, and
it is thought the quota cannot be made up without
resort to drafting, which has already been com.
menced in Iowa. If the Governor should be forced
to adopt that system in this State, the various
diseases that flesh is heir to will suddenly become
epidemic, and doctors certificates will be in
greater demand than Treasury notes.
The following are the names of the newly elect
ed State officers and members of Congress of Cali
fornia, all being republicans
Governor. .Le Stanford, Sacramento
Lieutenant Governor. ........J. F. Chels, Trinity.
Judge of Supreme Court. ....E Norton, San francisco
Attorney General. Pixley, San Francisco.
Treasurer. ................D. r. Ashley, Monterey.
Comptroller .,....."....G R. Warren, San Joaquin.
sor General anr, Honson soano
State Printer. BENZ p Avery, Yuba
Congress .."........ a. A A. sergeant p,s
Rev. d. c. Ward, pastor of the Congregational
church in Gcnesee, Illinois, has applied for and OBJ
tanned authority to raise company of infantry to
be composed entirely of minister's Of the Gospel.
In his address to his fellow clcrgymcn he SAYS
"Chrst now calls them out from behind their vel
vet cushioned barracks to meet the enemy face to
face with the hot shot Of rided artillery and the
cleaning bayonet."
The reports Of the sick and wounded soldiers in
the hospitals ut Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria, made on the Goth inst, show the whole
number remaining at that date to be seven hun.
dred and sixty-seven--a further falling off since
last report.
Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island, is raising
three more batteries in that State, which will make
eight in all. A battalion of cavalry is also to be
raised.
Governor Buckingham has called an extra ses
sion of the Connecticut Legislature, to meet in
Hartford on the 9th of October. One of the OBJ
jects is to call for more troops.
George r. MCGOWAN was arrested on charge
Of treason in Baltimore on Tuesday, and gave
$40 600. He was one of the rioters on the 10Th
of April. banker named Henry e. Johnson
was also arrested and taken to Fort McHenry
The Provost Marshal took charge of his banking
house.
There are two Generals in Missouri who answer
to the name of Price--one is General Thomas l..
Price, belonging to the Union army whose head
quarters are now in Jefferson City, and the other is
General Sterling Price, of the rebel forces who at
last accounts was at Lexington.
We learn from some of the Southern papers that
portion of their devoted band" are located ia
this section, charged with the duty of setting fire
to the Northern cities when the signal is given.
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Boiler Explosion md Loss OF Life.

H.,
The boiler Of Charles R. Carnelfs dstery exploded
to-day killing the engineer and another employe The
building is complete wreck. Loss NOT ascertained Tho
EXPLOSION is said TO have been caused by the careessass
of the engineer letting the boiler gst out Of water.
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Fire end Railroad Accident.

The Farmers and Mechanics Mill at Phelps owned by
John Q. Howe was destroyed by lre last night.
James Taylor clerk in the County Clerks Office at that
place. while seated upon the raroad track here WAS
struck by the express train west to-day and instantly
killed,
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The thrd-a closely printed note, narrower
and shorter than either of those already given
and without any embellishments issued by
the city of Petersburg, for twenty-five cents
The paper Of this note is very thin and poor in
quality, while that of the first two is hardly
inferior to the kind used for bank bills:--
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Tho Outward bound Steamships.

CAPE RACE, Sept. %, 1901.
Tho mail steamship Hamynona, from New York for
Liverpool passed this point at half-pas. three ocock
Wednesday, the City Of Manchester from New York
saturday last passed about ten O'Clock te day.
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1t is easy to see by these the condition of
Southern finances. The entire South is more
or less trading and living on this fictitious pc
cuniary basis. AS time elapses matters will
become worse and worse, till in the end seces-
ST dom must succumb from sheer prostration.
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The fourth is a twenty-five cent bill Of the
Bank of South Carolina 1t is nearly square,
and has the famous cock Growing in the
CENTRE
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Last and least is a Eve cent shinplaster of a
size proportionate to the amount, issued by the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company
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MELoDEoN CONCERT HALL. No. $50 Broadway
SONGS DANCES, BuRLEseUEs. &C.-RWAL ARTISANS.
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BRYANTS' MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hall, l72 Broad.
wny.-SoNGs, DANCES, BuRhEsQURs, &c.-RUGGEp PATH.
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Day
and Evenlng-GRoSs OF GoLr-fwo Observation-Disclosures.
ANUS SEA LION, AND OTHER CuRIoslrIEs.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.--BuLL Run
VALENTINE AND ORsoN-BEs BoATswAIs
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a reasonable convention at Hartford, and, like
year. stood upon State rights, and refused to
comply with the demand of the President for
their quota of militia. Certainly that revolt did
not proceed from slavery.
institution, but in the same mutnous spirit
which formerly broke out in New England; and
the Southern sccessionists and Northern aboli-
tionists are both responsible for it; but of the
two factions the Northern is the more guilty,
because it is the source and origin of the rebel
lion. Without the pretext it afforded to the
Southern knot of conspirators they never could
have succeeded in etfecting the secession of a
single State. The secessionists had often tried
their hand in the South but were always de-
feated by overwhelming numbers. They inva-
riably failed till the abolitionists-wh for the
last thirty years had been working in concert
with the British aristocracy to break up the
Union--alarmed the South by their recent rapid
progress to power, by the conspiracy to invade
Virginia at Harper's Ferry and create sgvile
instruction through the agency of John Brown,
and by the endorsement Of that cuttbroat and
horse thiefas q martyr by public meetings OF
fanatics at the North, and by anti-slavery jour
nails Of considerable circulation and influence
Thus the real cause of the war was not slavery
but the unconstitutional and reasonable at
tempt to NEEDLE with 1.-THE mutinous and Sc
ditous spirit Of the Tribune and Times, the Posi-
the Independeni and the Anti-S Slavery STANDARD
together with such pulpit orators as Beech'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

SPECIAL To THE ooAxKcfAL
INV YoRK. May 3l.-Two captains OF
the Massachusetts, troops. at the Relay House
have been placed under arrest for extending
their picket withont anfhority.5 tzs0E
A post-office has been established at Fort
Pickens. and letters will be taken by Gov
eminent vessels.
The 7th regiment leaves for New York
this afternoon.
ussE ~ Fosr's SPECIAL. s22sE ~.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Preparations are
evidently making for forward movement OF
Government troops. They are all under or
ders, and are ready Mt moments notice
The object is a sudden concentration upon
the rebelforces in Virgins. eneaFr
A party OF fifty rebels reached Baltimore
from Harper's Ferry. they are Baltimoreans.
Gen. Cadwallader has an eye on them.
A report, current in Baltimore, that the
tug Yankee had been captured by the rebels.
is false: she Is now at the Navy Yard
The District Attorney of Maryland. just
had an interview with Attorney General
Bates, respecting the Cedwallader habeas
corpus case. The result is not known
The Tribuae's dispatch says. all is quiet AT
Fort Monroe. Fifteen negroes were at the
Fort. and the number was Increasing.
The Star SAYS seven rebel were killed at
Sewaii's Point I'm tho recent conflict: also
that the rebels had stopped work on the en-
trenchments at Monnassas Gap Junction.
Sixteen thousand soldiers were concentra.
ted in Western Virginia
Four companies Of District militia hare
crossed into Virginia with six days rations.
In the Wheeling District the Union candi-
date has $4,000 majority. In the Psrkers.
burg District 20 600. SO ALL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

WARSAW, May 3l.-The Union men from
Gettis. Henry Benton and Morgan counties,
numbering some seven hundred. organized
seven companies near Cole Camp in this coun-
". on Tuesday last, and have decreed death
TO every secessionist in the Usage Aalley.
They have sent an agent to Gen. Harvey
for arms. 49, t -l<4
Great excitement prevails here, and had IL
not been for the peace arrangement between
Carney and Price. the military companies
here would have driven these men from this
county M whatever cost
ST Lotus. May 3l.-When the Mcdonald
Habeus Corpus case came up this morning in
the United States District Court.
Gen. Harvey made return that Captain
Mcdonald had been removed TO Illinois and
was now ian military command. under Gen.
Mcclellan lie said thst he had never had
the body of the prisoner under his control,
and consequently was not able TO produce
him. Bq further stated that BY orders from
Washington dated 18th bat only received on
Yesterday. ho had been removed from ths
command Of this Department
IL is understood that General Lyon sue
ceeds Harvey. .....
The Democrat denies that Col. Blair's ros
imsni j. ordered 90 Virginia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

BAlrlgokf. May jl.-A steamer from
Fort Monroe shich lott there ys.<ardsV i NJ
arrived here Gen. Butler spent Monday AZ
Newport. where the greatest confusion has
prevailed from want Of experience on the
part Of The Quarter Master and commissaries
provisions not having been promptly disxibu
ted. foraging parties provided literally for
themselves and in some instances wanfonly
DESTROYED property.
Col Phelps of the ermsni regiment %
lios in comlasnd Of the post. s-a 80
Shortly after nHdnigh: party OF disorder
~ men spfrosched the picket guard on Ped
erAl Hill The camp guard hailed them
twice but receiving no reply they hrsd ON
them and wounded one man and arrested six
Four Of them, after examination this nom
Ing, we're discharged The other two ser.s
detained for investigation y ~ -sstll -
Extensive war preparations were making
at Fort Monroe; troops we're pushed forward
rapidly towards the interior and il was thought
an attack on Norfolk .bys circuiiols route.
was shortly 20 be made - q = ~ p
Geo b. Tucker of baltimore, Suffers
clerk at Monroe, was arrested on n charge of
holding communication with the enemy He
vas sent TO Fort McHenry and arrived this
morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

We are Informed upon The very besl AZ
th0rity that man By the name Of j. B. Otey,
from Terre Haute. WIS in town yesterday.
and said in conversation with several individ
uals. that from the course which stephen A.
Douglas has pursued he hoped that he never
would recover This mar has been msgis.
trate and held. Ne believe. severh ether Off
ces in Terere Hsuts- We hope that Stephen
A. Douglas will live long enough to see all
such traitors hung -PTairie (Parssl Besce".
We had supposed that 0tey expected 70
go to Douglas" whea be died. What's
wrong now Does senator Douglas hove
the Union toe weilf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

ON SsHcoL Pknrssfkiss cnrscs --For
several DAYS past the General Assembly q
the Old school Presbyterian Charch has had
under di.cuxsisp certain resolutions, assef:
Ing the loyalty Of the Church 20 the Federal
Government. Amoas those sho opposed
the sdopsica q the resolutions. sot ere De
MED the loyalty o. The rre-b,tesi>n CAarsh
Or ignored his o~n allegiance Thss argued
tia, The loyalty Of The Church had never been
qaessionea, anil With The single eseepsiea d
the Synod u South Carolina. the entire
chaeeh throughout the South ga. foe he
raIon. and that Il va the only Church. wlti
the esesptioa Of the Catholic. which adhere
% the Uaioa IN the South They de~r>d q
esp~issns V Keep qai<, on the sahles1 A
ssss ~ lAy pvs sps.as's r~~slas.oas % n.
table ws- lost. ~ = vote VI "a ys>s ssa.n<
III nas< NAM Serthern nalai<ser voses
IN shs Affirmative The result ~sli. no doabs
be as diss'6a o. DE prsstysstiAA g avsh
a. has been the case 9th At he oske
churches
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

u~toS MkS RsLtylso We have all The
while been psrshaiel that the ma<>e- OF The
people in the South we're loyal 90 ne Union.
AMI thousands who are ready IA 6ghs n the
Confederate army. are there simply because
they have bean deceived by the headers ~Ao
have raised this rebellioa Cor the purpose OF
robbery and outrage The rallsing q the
Union men In Nl--cars-in hensscks ard IN
western and even eastern Virginia. afs ey
dence- Of this BY recentsrrss.l from key
West. We have Information Of EolunsesE In
Ion companies being formed By eitirens who
had been overawed BY the traitors. bns
Who. 50 coon a. they found themselvss pro
tectsd BY the Federal TROOPS rallied - the
loved old Flag" Thus !, = al over ihe
land. and wherever tho armies Of the ruien
nav msrch. tser ell cd those. and N lasse
numbers too. who viii bail them Nth sa.
boxnded JOY - their sasior~ AMI dell.erer-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

PkRsosst.--we had tho pleasure OF meet
.Eg last aight Col Lev, Wallace Of the llth
Regiment. who in company with Commissary
Ryce. va. stopping in our city over night
Col. Wallace has been 1t Indianapolis 20 urge
the claims Of the zoaase-. for chance 70
show their msssIe. We do hope their prayers
will he heard. The zouaves are the favor
ties Of the State. and their officers are not sur
passed by any.ln tbs State In gaIlan,ry or mil
isary knowledge, and Indiana desires aud CT
poets the Eleventh Regiment 10 have the op
portunity 10 assist in avengiag the dishenor
offered our State and 10 the American hss
oy Jea Davis and his traitor hosts fndiana
shoald have her best regiment. Ia active ser
vice The eleventh Ia s< OF the best a. least
Coaching steamboats, ss,i catfish |. nos ,hs
duty that should be assigned them.
Col Wallace and commi.sasy ksee ars
both in 6ns health.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

CAMP Woo HosrrrAI.-There are ten pa
tents 10 the hospital at Camp vigo- Most
of the cases ara measles and none are con
sidered dangerous. Many noble lsiies Of
this city have taken mnch pains IA render fhe
condition Of the sick as comfortable asposi-
BILE. by furnishing beds, quilts pillows &c.
and by taking turns in nursing and cooking
Tor the sick The blessings OF the regiment.
for these acts of kindness are universal and
fervent Surely they shall have their re.
~artl.
To-day the Hospital ~ill be enlarged. and
We are requested 10 make call upon the
generosity Of our citizens for cots. single
mattresses or ticks TO tiIi. sheets pillows and
auil,s Our people never weary IN well doing,
90 Ne have full confidence that they win re
spond 70 me call.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

CosDIfios or sEsAroE DoueIss- The IN.
dianapolis Journal. Of Yesterday, contains
the following IN relation 10 Senator Doug
las.
CHIcAse. Nay 30-Up N last night IL "a,
thought Senator Douglas vs- gettiag better
Since Their he has gradually sinking =
Fears are entertained by his fr.endz AMI
physicians hat he vii rosiive through the
night
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

IsbiAsA RKssKsrs-We find the follow
ing among the Columbus special cor
respondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial al
Yesterday:
Tie Indiana Regiments are on the border
or en- route.
9Th. Col. 'Milros ss@as IA Bellsir at noon.
9TH, Col Dumont. passed through here az
noon. and another ono goes through to-
night
The camp squipage and part Of the aecon
trements OF the 9th Indiana Regiment acre
burned last night at Urbana As far n
possible the loss was supplied by order Of
Gov. Dennison
At Beilair the Indians volunteers were
Hospitality cared for by Lieutenant b. X
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

kEckufrfSo.--A considerable number Of
Capt. Hseer's COMPANY. sssef Sergeast
O'Msrra, vas IN the eity yesterday. bestlng
ap for recruits We understsndthey enlisted
steven new recruits This couspany Is vel
differed, and those who desire % take an &C
tive part in ehAstisins Ne traitors, should en-.
roll their names A. once.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ The bodi-viiIe Js-rnsi hss received
reliable informatioa that a plot i being M
tured "a carry oatof the Unioa that potion
Of keniaeiy iyinx vsst Of the Tennessee
river. We may expect co hear Of xsrm ~ork
In thar vicinity soon '-e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
From Boslon.

BosroS. May 3i-caleb Gushing address
ed company from Nswburyport. previous TO
their departure for New York. He said they
were engaged in a glorious cause and their
country would come out Of it brighter than
ever - ta H5
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
Night Dispatches.

The War for the UniOn-Prepara-
tions for IN Forward Movement
from AleNnndria--- bells De-
sorting by Fffsies-rrepar ring to
Hun Agnin--Troop. in Western
Nirginia-Ness from the West
-Gencraf Harney Superseded by
General Lyon--UntOn Men in
Missouri organizing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

Foar KrsRSkT. May 3i.--Denyer adsices
to the 2sth state that Gov. Oliver arrived at
that place on tie 27th snd nsde speech 10
some 1000 people that evening. he receiv-
sd a warm reception.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

LortsvftIr. Msy 81 Immense quaint
ties 81 height are going south 20 Nashville.
~ rallrosd IL i rumorcd that the trans
p.riation Of goods vii Re stopped nsft Mon
day
re sse3us a soushsrnsss nssih~sfa -
unprecedented and = partly Attributable 10
TIE stopEage ~ steamboats, On The Nis<is.p
q river
Il = rumored slso that II the Nashville
road be s,oppei. the 1ennesseans will sd
vance into kentucky an take possession Of
th~ r<s-d
The pnion men VI keptacky src deter
msned not n permit any sggressions from
any oasrtsf.
The Nemph Bulletin announce. The arr.
val 81 Beauregard en thi 2iih. % take com
mAna Of the western disissen Of the confed-
srsul army.
Tie army worm = approaching Louisville
IN 49, s&nkSsss atnse<t<ssas - s<ssrey I'll
cereals In ikst vicinity
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

FoHr wsrxs, May 3i,-The tine new
steam FIGURING NH Of j. ]. Comparet, took
FIRE this morning. and vas partially consumed
Loss about al0 0oo--mestiy insured.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

CHICAGO. May Ex-senator Douglas con
dition IS about the same as last night. and IL
any change il is for the worse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

So The nsxims 81 ~issst men arc 10 preserve tie
body IN perfect health. not &c wait Tor the develop
ment Of disease. BE wise In time" check and
guard against the trst approach Keep the sson-<
and blood healthy and pure, and the plaques q
poisoned atmosphere fail harmless The on,y rem
dy that viii thoroughly purify the blood. and ., 70
same time strengthen and in-igcrsts The syss~n &
xcIxAS's srkzsoursiss cospsu Asp nlocp IT,a.
Try Il. and you win be convinc~d see sdv~--
usenent- tmaylsdwlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01
Drspepsla with PiIe,.

IL is great error in supposng the Pilss enly DO
cal diseass; ointmenis or Lnmenis arc useless. 90
wards cvnE. PExryrAs srxrF ssne~es the cause.
BY promoting digestion and preventing costivenes,
thereby nounsbing the body through the blood
BosTox, Sept :. isss-
For mae than thirty years, hare suffered greatly
from Dyspepsia and Piles. Have tried various rnsdi
cines without benefit In January. began with The
PERUVIAN SrKrr, and by the o. three bottles,
An perfectly cured Of both DYSPEPSIA and Plss N,
general health IL now all l can desire a.
Nayl5dw<w MILLION DAGGEIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

SAM'L MACK has removed HE
- claskinr Ssrs q Ne. - wsbsss svse< -
seus go 4 fs~l nirly 4 CT store. ~ksre ~ v<ii
- r,sfts 80 ~ "a hi~sAs so - wsuE - $50
- Usv fs~s< ~ go ssn. ...|
Ne Lss fen go q sA<sss csshsns -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

CAsr vsso--Tsss regisseuszl drill sesssr
day at csmp yigo. passed OF very ereditably
The several companies gave token OF being
under the hands OF good drill officers. and
marched and wheeled with the steadiasss. Of
regulars COD Kimbsli n proud Of pa -
ment. ard trssiy--as we have seen no inner
body Of men IN any regiment in the State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

LrsvfSwoRrH. May sis-Troops from the
Texas frontier arrived At Fort Lea,enworsh
70 day in good health. They left nothing at
posts vacated excepting forage Lieut.. Col.
Emory had resigned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

Line failed e,-, Of Indianapolis. l-Rrr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-01

NOTIcE.-Ihis 10 TO certify, that
~ haze tkis tsf seid cat al my Intsrss,, right
snz utls. ss Ne scrs Els ustrsn Co. fsfss.
Hsuss fr.f - usnry Hsrtrs<n, snf thst be ssa>~is
sashosisst ssf las ,s~ff ~ eslsss sna ss,s ar<hs
sasln<ss n ssif ira. kLfof HAhrkAk.
n.inrz.rs M. Nay I. fekf