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Mr. LincOln's First Special Message.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-In the Sen
ate this morning. the Chair laid before the
Senate the following Message from the
President:
To The Senate ofhe United States:
l have received a copy of u resolution of
the Sanate. passed on the 18th inst, request
ing me, if in my opinion it is not incompa-
tible with the public interest, to commune
cate to the Senate the dispatches of Major
Robert Anderson to the War Department
during the time he has been in command at
Fort Sumter. On examination of the
correspondence thus called for. have, with
the highest respect for the Senate. come to
the conclusion that, at the present moment,
disqualification of it would be independent.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, March 26. 1861.
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MAoAzIsE wRrrINa MADE EAsY.-N.

MAGAZINE WRITING MADE EAsY.-No
sooner was the March number of Harper's
Magazine in the hands of the newsdealers.
than we heard it remarked in various quar-
tiers that the article emitted, Pontiac, or
the Siege of Detroit" ~purpOrting to be
from the pen of JoelT I. Headley, Esq, was
stolen almost bodily from Parkman's we'll
known History of the Conspiracy of Pom
tiac." Upon examination we found it to be
even so. Entire paragraphs has been either
copied rerJutim, or paraplrased so slightly
as only to mar their beauty and correctness
Yet not only is no credit given, but Mr.
Headley does not in his article even men
ton the existence of the learned and elegant
book from which exclusively he derived his
materials-Detrot Adv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
A Renewed Threats against Washing

The following paragraph is from the
Charleston CORES ondence of the Richmond
Dispatch of the goth inst;
All the high officials of the military, have
been called suddenly to Montgomery
what for no one knOws. but it is thought
by well informed men. that it is to arran e
the army, and have the officers assigned,
and to consult as to future oper tions.-
l hear that in a few weeks, at most, one
hundred thousand men. many of them vet
Grams, will be ready for extraordinary
service, and pletny left to take care of the
mercenary Northern soldiers, who may be
sent off down South to get clear of them
at home. If the people of Washington
city only did but know what a few of US
here know, they would hardly return
back to take their clothes" Well may Gen.
Scott keep his hirelings thcre-he had
better bring more there.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
Wool Trade.

From the Cleveland Wool Depot Circu-
lar. published in the Ohio Farmer, we ex-
tract the followin /;
The market has presented no activity
since the commencement of this year. The
first three months of the year usually en-
braces the time for ling fine woods here
tofore. but prices ruled so low. that few
sales have been made. To explain the
anomaly the market presented, it is only
necessary to refer to our Southern troubles,
which is the principle cause of the low
prices. Many inquiries are being made in
reference to the next clip. of which little
can be said. 1t is agreed by all that the
mareet will open at very low prices. So
much will depend on the adjustment of our
national troubles and workings of the new
tariff. hat VIC should not be justified in
anticipating the market at this time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
StrumOus or S%crofulous affections are d

StrumOus or ScrOfulous affections are the
curse, the blight, the potato rot of mankind.
They are vile and filthy as well as fatal, to
be seen all around US everywhere. One
quarter of all We meet are tainted with
them, and one quarter of these die of them;
die foolishly, too. because they are durable.
AYERS S~ARsAPARILLA c~leanscs out the
Serofulous c Eruption from the blood, rem
ders it pure and healthy. aud ~effeetually
expurgates the foul contamination from the
system. No longer groan under your Scro-
fulousdisorders since the irresistible AVER
has provided his mastery combination of
curative virtues that he calls SARsLPARILLA.
-Dcntocrat, Waterbury, OoqR.
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1000

The Bristol Eng Post says that one
of the parish churches in that neighbOr-
hood was lately the scene of a gay wedding
which attracted no small degree of atten-
ton, from the fact that the bride was a
fine young lady. six feet two inches high
while the happy bridegroom rejoiced in the
altitude of three feet two inches-One inch
more than half the number measured by
his fair helpmate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

Mr.. Cobb of Alabama, who arrived at
Washington a few days since, speaks very
hopefully of the state of sentiment in
Northern Alabama. The Union feeling
increases there daily, and there is a pros
pect that the struggle between the lovers
of the old Union and the Secessionists will
soon recommence. to result ultimately in
the triumph of Union principles. This.
at least is Mr.. Cobb's view of the matter.
in case the rebel Government should not
succeed in ~plunging the country into a CIV
Il war.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

THE SECESSION FLAG IN THE RIGHT
PLAoE.-rhe HOPkinsville Ky.) Mercury
remarks:
The New Orleans Crescent says that
some of the negroes have Secession flags
flying on their dirt-carts We are not
surprised at this. Judging from the num-
Der of runaway bills we have printed, a
great many of the niggers are in favor Of
immediate secession. And We really think
that a Secession Gag is far more appropriate
for a Niger dirt-eart than for a State
House. p.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

The Ohio ''HOly Stones have been un-
der the examination of the chronological
Society at New York MIR. Laederer Ct
the Israelite, examined the inscriptions, and
expressed the opinion that they are gen
uine and ancient, but that the stone latest
discovered bore marks of having been en-
grayed by a proselyte and not a Hebrew.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

Brigham Young is willing to help to
put up the POLES for TIE new Pacific Tele-
graph Company. provided the money is
forthcoming Five years ago the Nor
mons lost 100000 in aiding the Eastern
Express Company, the Government after
wards repudiating the contract, and they
are afraid of new speculations ever since.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
English and French Fleets for the
United States
New YORK. Mar. 30.

A Paris letter in the Times states that
the French and English Government are
fitting out a powerful feet of war steam
ers for the United States. The suggestion
came from England. France will furnish
three first class frigates, and the English
contingent will perhaps be larger. The
feet will sail with sealed orders.
Spain is also preparing to send a formi-
dable force to the Gulf of Mexico, though
not working in concert with France and
England. A..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
A Good Appointment.

Hon. Elisha whittlesey has been ap-
pOistd First Comptroller of the Treasury,
and We alearO BIS signi6ed his acceptance.
His long experience in the duties Of this
oi6oc and his high reputation for integrity,
industry and capacity, makes the appoint
IneDt peculiarly acceptable to the people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
@O-~

WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired q
reputation from actual test and experiment
which cannot be enhanced by newspaper Pufs.
In our own vicinity it has been extensively
used, and we believe in every oase with every
desired result and receives the universal en-
dorsement of all who have tried it We there
fore recommend it as one of those few genuine
nsstrums which ~accomplishes all it processes,
and alt the bald and gray could desire.-Gl-
lnubia Spy sven .su 80 To-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
ITE R--d

srs upsn the discovery Of sure eere for
Rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia and all MereurisI
Diseases. ahicNis eEecs-d aiJh0us The Use 81 iater
nal medieiRss- which 4 stTsy the combination aud
give temporary relief only IN het Il is the only
known remedyeEestinH = perfect core. enS We feel
warranted. from IT. recommendations, in calling the
attention Of the afflicted snt those having friends
suffering fro Rhrunaiism- Gsot or Nsaraigia- Or the
perniciOus effects Of Mercury. to the adyertisement
in another column Of cur paper. Of u Leland 3 An
ii Rheumatic Band. lFeh- 20 Is5i-3n-l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
A certain hotel in New 70

A certain hotel in New York, states a
c%OtempOrary, was ornamented last week
with a Framed card. hung up in a cOnspie-
uOus place. and giving the names of the
persons, male and female, who during the
past Two years, had left without paying
their bills. One lady is down on the list
as having left, owing seventy dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
Joshua R. Giddings.

The Toronto Globe. in noticing the APP
pointment of Hon. J. R Giddings as Con-
sui General to British North America,
adds: ave congratulate the citizens of
Montreal. where the American Consul Gen.
eral usually resides, that so worthy a
representative Of American interests has
been appointed"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
Missouri Legislature.
ST. LOUIS. Mar. 2S.

ST. LOUIS, Mar. IS.
The Committee On Federal Relations in
the House yesterday reported t following
joint resolution, which passed-62 against
~:
Resolved, That it is incxpedicnt for
the General Assembly to take any steps
for calling a National Convention to pro-
pose amendments to the Constitution, as
recommended by the State Convention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

Thaddeus Green of Ithaca, GratiOt
county. Mich, his daughter, aged seven
teen, and a young girl about the same age,
named Taylor, who was visiting her, were
found dead in their beds on Sunday, the
9TH. Green had killed the girls with a
Ratchet and then cut his throat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
BLlIOD FOOD

fsosereS 5 a ssvtsFs ssS yslssrs ys@.Sy. piasrips
in every paFticuisr from TIE patent me nc mes Of The
day IL il 3 e~Aensirar CON iRatioa OF IRON SCL-
PBOk and PHOSPR0k0US ~ very great worth
ami c1koy ncudr-ds BesF Gid Susf gratef.l tsst:r-ong
tSthe seBshAS 10 sas coTfsrFe8 o., A-ni
CHGH ~ DGPONTs 80 1tosiSz5. EtR fork,
are tn sole pr1prirtoFs' Of tbs Sss5cis, and hx~e N
Consequence ola frsad attempted upon th- public.
Charged TIE ec5s<of lhe 0n sf4r snapper fro- red to
yellow. and ineresser tAe sGs Of the bottle to 3
ounces Se Vrry cautious in buying To see that tbs
FAC sirsihe 81 their Sfg1atare is o. the outside Of lhs
wrapper IS alfothers aye eounssrf.1t
TYsb. % se6Ely.1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

W. ". Whittlesey, of Garfield, Mahon-
ing County, has received the appointment
to a clerkship in the Census Bureau at
Washington. Mr.. w. is son of Elisha
W~hittlesey, who so many years stood guard
at the portals of the Federal Treasury,
well wearing the sOu6riqmet of Cerherus of
the Treasury. and one who ever excelled
his prototype in this, that no syren song
of gain ever lulled him to sleepat his post.
AIR. w. W. Whittlesey is worthy of his
sire. and will honestly discharge his du-
ties UereLand Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

An impor tant seizure Of counterfeit
notes and coin dies has been made in Wash
The notes represent over a quar-
ter of a million dollars, among them being
5000 on the State Bank of Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

T.E Corn vas drowned in fordihg a
crrek. near Csdiz, 4. T., on Monday
When his body was recovered. $3.50
were found in b~is,pccketA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

An enormous SCHEME for tunneling Lon
don, and building underground railways.
has been presented to a Royal Commission,
and bids fair to be realized.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

A bride has been. iarentelin France,
with which a runaway horses n@ostrils arc
suddenly closed. an effcctual method, it is
said, to stop the animal.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All Iersoas indebted TO Us, where accoznts
have bern Sanding six months. also all Notes part
due, are earnestly requested to settle the same pre-
Vious TO April lst- AlIsueh accounts and notes re:
saining unsettled az tkattin e EjiI be placed in sth'
e. hands for eolleetion. ~
March - l-6i F.P.REED & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
Nrn Embellishments.
PIANO FORTES,

THE Subscr b.r kvf p CONS anIlv on
i han a. his Piano ware room. No 10. Public
Square. Cleveland, D well selected assort-ient Of
the best Pianos to he found in the country. lie has
a variety OF the best makes. He y o1h cal psrticu
lar attention Z" his nne stock Of Lights & Bradhury's
new improved Pianos. which Row stand an-ivailed
He has sold Ties, Pianos for ten years and can
speak in The highest terms Of them. Terms reasons
Me. aslow as the lowest. Call and examine
April 3. ls6I s. 7. POMEROY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

Geo. F. Stevens, of Oberlin, has been
appointed Post Master at that place.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

The present state of trade brings about
some novel features. The New York mar
ket has at present an unusual stock of rails
ms on hand, owing to very large impOrta-
tons, and a comparatively slight demand
for consumption. Consequently prices
have fallen to comparatively lower rates
than in Malaga, and a re-shipment of the
article to Europe is now the result. Sew
eral cargOes have already left this port,
and a ship is now up for Liverpool, at
Philadelphia, with l,s00 boxes on board.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03
y. PksED & co.
Blood Food
Blood FoodI

TO sii Suffering from consum ten, i~aeipient or
or from deeillty OF ahy bind. or FROM men
tafor nervOas PrOstraaon shrougrt IN by sny eausey
WOE scrofuious complaints; or from diseases Of
the Kidneys or bisd6er; and To lastses suffering any
Of the many Distressing Complaints their sex are liza
bic 30, aNl which eagesieF 81 Sumption the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

TIACHMENT NOTICE.
\ Cargiu MeEwvn In attachment before
vs. U d. Kellogg. Justice OF
Chamberlain Lee q 90 The Peace o. Newton
Township. Truubull Co , o.. on the 18th day OF
March. 1851 said Justice issued an Orier Of sssaeh-
ment in the above action for the sum Of two hundred-
and ten dollars ts5i5) The time set for the trial Of
said cause is the lIth dag % Ma. 1861. at one O'Clock
P. VI. G
April >. ls6l-SE@
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

INHE Psrtner-hip her-to'O.e ex sting
l. and doing business under the nrm name Of
Weeds & Pew il this day d ssolg i by the consent Of
the parties All persons iatebtsd to said drn ~
note or nook account wiz please make inmediate .
payment to } r Woods wis will <s,tle all the busi-
ness Of the frm JOHN & WOODS,
Warren tarsh %. Is6s. ALEXANDER PEW.
P -fhe znde. sigusf win continue to carry on
the Drug business in all Of is departments at III. old q,
rznd No S. Van 9Order's Block. " ere he will be
happy ~ all anfs to ssrVa the public TO the ed Of
his ability, and Is bound net to be beaten in QUAIL
TY or PRICR OF Goods.
pril }. I8s1-3W. JOHN R. WOODS b
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-03

gRead Prof. Woods advertisement in
another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
REFUNDING WAR EXPENDITURES.
TIE TROUBLES or THE HlGllLASD RBCiuENT-
IfATH OF Ex.CONGnEssMAE BorELER-MR
mnrLrY RECEYING mIs INSTRUCTIONS.

MOTLEY RECEIVING Ills INSTRUCTIONS.
WasnIsGros, THURSDAY Aug l5 1861
The Treasury Department anEonn es that be States
OF New.York aud Pcnnsy lvsDis will DO reimbursed
for the sums Of money advanced for the equipment Of
p, gimeuts for the war. The money viii be paid 10
d, sits on New-York and Philadelphia.
The enemys pic kets approached within three miles
OF Alexandria yesterday, but no oourict o,cured.
It II reported thai eyidenee has beeu d;eooyered
showing that before JEFF Davis re yned his seat In tho
United States senate, he made out lst - mon who
were to be made officers in the Rebel army.
Alexander Il. Bo,elor, late q member OF Congress
from Virginia, bas died from lOckjnv, produced BY
. bullet wound received at the battle OF S'oGa IL dgs
J. Isabrop Motley, our new Mini.'er TO Vienna,
paved be greeter part OF ys,terday AZ ths b.ate De-
parimeni, rec, living his instructions
MI. MAYNARD of Tol.nssaee arrived here yesterday.
lie ygas aai miIa1fsS by .he rebels on bis way.
Col farnham of tho New-iork Ifro Zouayes who
died asl in the Government Hos iial ia this city,
wan frequently delious during bis illnet-. At such
moueDts lie rsved o tho batlei,ld believing himself
al ue head OF his regiment lending the Charge posi-
moftsn examination beld this morning, In order
10 ascertain the effect Of the bulletwoand upon his
brain.
tn, body OF Col. Cameron has been properly inter-
red By the enemy in tue graveyard OF = Methodlst
ebur,h noar Stone Bridge.
IN, Ereairg Star has dispatch denying that Ben.
McCulQch was killed in The battle near Springfield.
Ihny ytboufaud letters for our troops are now re
eeiyed here dnily
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
IMpoRTANr INFORMATION.

To the Editor ef TIE n. T. Tribune
Sir: VIII you pleass stste that en- immense amceae
of vexation to officers aud Of hunger TO troopr, would
be avoided If the Quatermastor Of each regiment Il
volunteers ordered to Washington would 20 on oaS
train in advance Of the regiment ard make bs reqs
ton upon Government for ratious, and see that a
needfu supplies ready the arrival Of The men.
When this is not done there is often unavodabis
delay Of hours btfnre the troops can obtain food o.
rcfreshments This part Of the business Of Quarter
matters, and they ought 10 look to It. Populations
will be made upon Major Beckwith, Cornnisary d
Subsistence, No. 223 c. street, between SeventeeatA
and Eighteenth streets. Some member Of the Sanitary
Commission Usually at the station on the arrival a
tho troops to minisrer TO tie wants Of the sick.
Respectfully, FRED. LAW oLMSrsn.
Secretary OF the Sanitary Commisssa
sdritd.p CoBirifsiOE HdsfiIgt0a. -. C.,{
Treasayy bx.idiag, Aug. 70. i8Ol .lH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
RETREAT OF PILLOW FROM NEW-MADRID
TO RANDOLPH.
SEIZURE OF STEAMERS AT MEMPHIS
IMPLEMENT OF WAR.

INPI EMRST OF WAR,
From The CossserciaI 81, .riser.
FROM gentlemen who have recently rITiNed nom
the 4 uti and whom we deem perfectly reliable Ia
their satements. we learn hiyhly nieresing ard I'M
poyiait intelligence respecting movement oi Geu
ersl Pillows command, which has hitherto been care-
fully concealed. ,
broken up his e,inp at Madrid and was moving
down ibe river 70 Memphis Saturday. Our Inform
ants confirm The intelligence Of the movement, bat
STATE that IL pre,p.ss and accomplished carly on
Friday morning.
5OC0 men, and was under orders 10 attack Cairo or
Bird's Point, in conjunction with the ioseet unaeF
MeCulloch and Hardee. The movements OF Gen.
LYON In Missouri and the active operations OF Gen.
Fremont aI and above Cairo probably in1neei ven.
Polk. the commsnder Of the Missssipri division, 10
change the plans with reference 70 Pillow, ana ofa
him 10 fall back upon Menpbis. . =,
On Tharsdsy our iniormsnts were Ia Memphis, en-
route for the North froa New-orleans. Duslns .'o
afternoon Gen Polk directed company og Doteh
artillery encanpei at MeDpbis, 20 seize seven fVer
boats living ut that point and imprcfs numoer Oh
non sufficient 10 maj rge them. Martial law being In
operation in that city, the act OF improvement wsS
prouutly carried into execution. The boats were bred
no. hse which we're is aded bad their eargoes rapid.
y discharged and made ready for tho transportation OK
tro0ps. A.,
The Ford Kennel, q 81. Louis steamer, war loaded
with 500 barrels Of -four and 2oO bags OF corn, Tor
New.Orleans. Her cargo was unloaded aud the yes.
cell seized BY Polk. i'he Rose Douglass, White
River boat had passengers on board and WAS about TO
staIt on her regular trip when she wss seized. The
other boais taken possession Of the john Simons
and II. X. Hill, Memphis paeke.s; the John Walsh, a
Memphis packet, and two other boats. -Four Of the
vesscls wsye the largest the river and capable Of
carrying 1000 men each
When ell was ready, the impressed crews werc co.
creed into Submission and eet started ct midnight
Thunday night, the 9th inst, for New. Madrid,
point about one hundred miles above the river. Dur
Ing Thur'day and until Saturday, Gen. Polk suspend
cd railroad aud te!egrspbc communication with Mem
pbis In erder 70 preyei this movement Of troops being
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Muen we have among us large numher Of men vhs
oeea Q" accuetoned 20 the do +rines of deviIss
Eerss 70 them ~ the Beechere and Ch of lLs
kno ,s .ne .Gos ei ~ Jesus Is abso teiy
TO listen to dsrouree. q, rs.S sr.ns IN ,~i,h ~
truth was Proclaimed, but 1 ry shoaid t~ s,,ad 3.
n saTnd olvine se,yiee eyery Sonday e tic Bs.SSl
he ftsd -, 'Sss csner convenient place. which sajght
Ey Of Tearing profitable aud wsas.. asss a. opSolso
fonnded upon the Word Of God 80 s--,N -
might not be sInis, to furnih tI.a ,2A e,.. =.
.he Dseasai,oa ef iolspeudeeee 50 pisisd tias tho
:" se!teyloeut truths tbat impesh sble s6ruo.erx
would be ought conspicaou>ly to their sfssstis n
their minds are not totally blinded by trcjadve ~
igbsrance, they would not fail 10 pecceve thss H.
people Of he South vndiestine, willie tas Nsrtk
Il olpcsing the fundamental principle assesed on the
4ek II Iv 1875 "that TO secure life, liberts and a.
pursuit OF happness Governments instluisd among
o'en, deriving their jass powers from the conaaat %
the governed.
Fra The Richmond Eaan,sssr /,aG
Twenty-one wounded Yankees arrived from MaspssAs
by train ut 2 O'clock yesterday, aud the reghsrra4
sfain, which got in Eter In she evening, bro~gks73
,sryOunded prisoners Of war and tive parties who sre
said TO be citizens Of Virginia. arrested suspieDgs
treason. One is preacher, whose nams We could -
learn the other il farmer uamed Crook, whoAUr
been a resident of FOrfax County for the sst ter
years. We could find out nothiug as TO the difsun-
stance of tiieir arrest.
The pris rers were marched 10 Harwoods prison 10
tween a double file Of soldiers, followed ~ motley
and excited crowd of men, women and cbildren, -,
eroes aud dogs Two Uuted States regulars, cicticd
IN theic heavy blue greatcoas, heated the queer oos
ing brigade, while bis end tue farmer fros4
Fnirfax brought up the We understand thai IL
regulars wore theso through the great light =
sauassas. Tis, think, for their not run
Ding sooner than they did. No nau with bali scnso
would attempt to fight in coat weighing twea8y
pounds, snd with tails that almost drag the ground.