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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-04
M. no.nItnI. In yYestern VIrgInIa.

- ~
We learn from DR.. c. D. Griswold, agent
U. S. Sanitary Commission, who has Just
returned from 40 inspecting tour through
western Virginia, that the hospitals are
rapidly improving in all the necessary COM
forts for winter. At Grafton additional
buildings are being erected, aud the main
hospital building is nearly completed
This hospital is greatly improved from its
early state, and order and neatuess strictly
observed. Close examination, and even
interrogation Of the sick ELECTED no COM
plants. At Olatksburgh the hospital &C.
cupies two buildings, aud is conducted in
the st5ictest manner. At Parkersburgh a
great Improvement has been effected, and
the hospital was generally neat and in ex-
eelIeut order. AT Gallipolis, Ohio, DR..
GrisWoId found the hospital altogether In
sufficient for the necessities of the post,
and on meeting the Union School Board,
and presenting the case to its cousidera-
ton, the Board At once turned over to the
medical department of the army the large
Union school building, containing eight
large rooms, for military hospital. This
act of noble libernlity cannot be too highly
appreciated. All the hospitals are being
provided with each bathroom, and bed
ding, shirts and drawers for the use of pa
tients under treatment. The friends Of
the soldier may be assured that the sick
are hereafter to be most comfortably cared
for in Western Va.
DR.. GrisWold is now opening an Office Mt
1854 Main street, where contributions may
be banded in of such articles as the mill
iary service requires not furnished by the
Gorernmet.
AZ Grafton a Matron and one female
nurse have been introduced, and render
most efficient service, a Matron has also
been employed at Clarksburgh. COmpo-
tent nurses will be introduced in all the
hospitals under the direction of the sur
geons as faras practicable. +
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ms.

vERY few persons have sense enough to
despise the praise of a fool.
SoMsBoDY says that every cord of wood
given to the poor is re corded above.
1t is with love as with apparitions. =
Every one talks of it, but few have ever
seen it. .g sf,-a .sf fe
IN the autumn time it is pleasant to hear
the sound of fails on the far-off farms,
beating the triumphal march of Ceres
through the land. .seF
A nephew Of Mr.. Baggs, in explaining
the mysteries of a tea kettle, describes the
full purposes. s.For all of which," remark
cd Mr.. Baggs, 1--WE have principally to
thank-what was his name?" "What was
his name,n replied the hopeful boy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-04
NATIONAL LOAN.

DURsUANT to Instructions from the Secretary Of
i the Treasury, a book will be opened on the Stli
day Of October, 1851, at Bridgeport, Ohio, In the
banking house OF the belmont Branch OF the State
Bank, for subscriptions under my superintendence
July IL. 1851 Thcie notes viii be Issued In sums Of
my dollars, one hundred dollars, Ave hundred dol
lars. one thonsaud dollars, aud five Thousand dollars
each, dated 10Th August, 1851, payable three years
Rfer ate to tho order or the su6scriber or as 81.
rected aud bearing interest at the rate OF BIO per
cent per RnnuIns payable semi-annualy; such inter
est being at the rate or two cents for each day
every hundred dollars. For the convenience Of the
holder, each note will have coupons attached eN-
pressing the several amounts Of semiHnnual inter;
ct, which coupons MAY be detaeled and presented
for payment separately from the notes. 5t,.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will lie ro-
ccved during fifteen days from tho day Of opening
the hook as Rforeslid. No subscription for ess Than
ffly dollars for any friction Of that sum cin be
received. Subscriptions Of my dollars one hum
dred dollars must be paid In lawful coin, Of the
United States Mt the time Of subscribing. Subserip
lions of more than one hundred dollars may be paid
at once; or, II preferred, onetenth at The time Of
subscribing and one-thirIl Of the whole amount on
every twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall
be paid No yinent OF Ices than iffy doll1rg can
be accepted that being the smallest sum for which
Treasury Notes can he issued.
Certificates viii be granted In duplicate TO sub
seEihers for the nmounts 50 pail. tie original of
which the subscriber viii transmit by mail to the
aforesaid will be issued thereon to suh subscriber,
or his order carrying interest expressed in such
certiheRtei but In cases where only part Of the
amount subscribed fspaiat the time of subscribing,
Treasury Notes will be issued only fr the paymeuts
matic subsequently 70 tho ftst, which will remain
until the whole amount sDhscribed by such person
stall lie paid, when Treasury Notes will b8issue for
such trst payment also ON payment 81 each do
ferred instalment, the sub criber Will pay, in add.
ton Thereto sum equal to the interest accTlIed
thereon from tho 18th August to the date of pay-
ment, and on final payment luxe interest on the
amount paid on subscriptions which payments OF In
terest will he reimbursed to tho subscriber in the
payment OF the first coupon. 3 & &c II
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
by the Treasury will be sent 70 the subscribers by
mHl, or suell, other mode a. may be indicated BY
them whom they transmit their original certificates.
The duplicate certificates may be retained by them
for their own security. JOHN @. TALLAIAN,
) Bridgeport, Sept. 30, 1851. 2 .s1bs.Aeett.
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[Pruui the Philadelphia Pres.J
Where will the Rebels Attempt the

RotomAcE
The reports we have received concerning
the points at which the rebels intend to
cross the Potomac are various aud contra
iictory. All know and feel that military
strategy Is but the appliance of military
science to existing facts These facts ems
brace localities, the position Of the enemy,
bis means Of transportation, bis facility
for retreat in case Of defeat, and tue rapid
ity Of advancing large bodies,of men upon
weakly defended points.
( Il Is evident 10 the plainest common
sense that the Potomac cannot be crossed
at any point between Fort Washington aud
the Great Falls, embracing all tho posi-
tom Immediately IN front Of Washington
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q. S. COURT.


i Western District Of Virginia: - 1.i2
The U. s. Court for the Western District OF Yir-
ginia. being unable to hold the Fall Term upon the
day fixed by law at Charleston, kanawha county,
you are hereby required to give notice to all persons
interested in the business Of said Court, by the pub
lleation Of this warrant IN more newspapers
Of Your district, that special term of the Court will
he held In Charleston, KanaWha county, on the 10th
day II October next 1861, for the transaction OF MI
forS it.
You viii cause to DO summoned a Grand Jury and
petit Jury composed Of discreet aud intelligent
men, to serve such in the Court during the term
Given under my hand, as Judge of the District
Court Of tho United States for the Western District
septss-td JOHN j. JAcKsON.Ir. /.
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no IN whom b may Coneern.

To all whom 1t may Concern.
r THOMAS IIORNBRooK, Surveyor OF the Port
j., of Wheeling. do hereby give notice that have
been instructed TO rigilly exlmiue all psckRges and
parcels Of goods coming into or leaving this city,
and all luggage by ErprGEs 0r OtheT1cise. And haye
appointed rs my deputy, james o. Hawley, of this
city, whose appointment has been confirmed, and
will lie accredited tls tile authorized agent of the
Federal Government. As matter Of convenience,
baggage to call on 9ir. Hawley, who viii afix the
Government seal TO their baggage, thereby saving
detention and annoyance at other points where a
similar order of things may exist! - u
The above order VIII be 1gidlY enforced.
THOMAS H0RNBROOK,
octS-St u y y SnrveyOrOf the Port.
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A universal belief is said to prevail
among the illiteratc men of Southern Mis-
souri,, now in the Confederate army, that
the United States is trying to overthrow
itself, aud that they are fighting to main.
tain il. -ea -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-04

The sssonSEIE.y SiiiiIons OF Loan.

Some apprehension was felt week
siuee that the adjustment OF the second
loan for Fifty millions would not be so easy
As was supposed, the banks having been
depleted Of specie considerably already,
and thirteen millions of the 6rst 6fty not
yet being called in. The result has, how.
ever, been as complete success a. could
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-04

God gard our Tag. and keep each star
~ gtTibs a. bright - now they wave /.
stfIiuakSlt lad car Fankstn Uar,
sam hnat above each patriots gave
Doafh 70 the traitor that TOuld dare
TOtrail L through ths dust Of shame.
An honest halEts tts lot VIII snare
And foIiOT q 20 Duath 90 fAms-
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IA GARD.

|. that he viii, in few days open an Office at No.
63 Main street, over the Savings Bank OF Wheeling,
for transacting the business Of a ~ $40
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
He will also give instruction in
ACC0UNTANTSIIIP,
In all its brauches-B okkeeping, Commercial Gal.
euatons, Business Writing. &C.; also in Political
Economy, Pipauce and Ranking, Commercial Law,
Practical Business and whatever constitutes thor
ough preparation for ACTIVE BUSINESS LIZ.
The course Of instruction. b intended to be as
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu
dent will be much less. ~ st4- nla
]. '. h begs leave TO refer those to whom he is
unknown to Geo W. Smith. ESQ, or to the Officers
OF the banks In Wheeling and Bridgeport.
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YA.XAS Ta.XAS ]

$50 . Taxes! Taxes
HlAX<PAYEHS arc respectfully notified that on
il and after the FIRST day Of September next, tho
undersigned will be prepared TO receive, at the
Sheriff. Office, basement Of Court House, the State,
County and SchoOl Taxes for the year 1861. .f
On the State Tax the following discounts are al.
lowed by law: ten per eeHtl on the amount thereof
II payment be made or before the ftteetnh ddy o.
September Tezt If made aitsr the fifteenth day Of
September and prior to the teeith day NJ oetoEr
Net, sir per cent and II made after the said 18TH
day OF October and prior to the tenth day Of fOrl-
ber Rert, three per eeHtttHl. .l...
- = = = ALJONZO LORING,
trfS - - g - = Sheriff Ohio County.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

b, pernission OF re Adjutant General,
able bodied men are wanted 10 form com
PAW 10 fl Brigade TO rendezvous IN Ne~
York CITY. where camp for instruction vii
be organized. Good quarters. handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival In camp.
Par sl4 TO go rrE MONTH.
with rations. cloth ard bounty Ever
loyai state will be icnted in this Brig
ade. No one will be- accepted who Is willing
20 enlist in the 43d Regiment. As there Is nc
desire or intention T. reisrd the filling up Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Ofhc' n the south store in the
Linton Block. NJ. Z Street. Terre Hsute
Quarters rstions all ~ TO commence with
,iatsof enlistment
!. d. PRESDEE.
r. l.. hUNEl.
DELOS GOULD
October 2.-c:f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

LrsIrr's PIcrosiAL HIsroE1 have
received No. 10 vi this exquisite work. which
Il rapidly growing in popular favor. No. 10
brings the history OF the war down TO The
sege Of Lexington. The details Of the bis
try srs very extensive and in the intensest
d,yree interesting The illustrations are
,ndsomely gotten up. and add greatly to tho
beauty OF the work
The work Is published in semi monthly
Numbers, and is furnished =, the low rate Of
twenty five cents per number. Mr.. NJ. W.
O'Connell o, the Catholic bookstore is the
asent for the sale Of the History in this city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

WAsnSGIoS. Oct 2-.---Gen Scoii Ill vol.
unfairly retire from hIs rank and augles with
in the heat ten days. solely on account of his
physical inhrmites. The recent at "a Con
gress provided there should be ~ reduction
IN has pay. subsistence or allowance. a. the
event OF his Withdrawal.
IL is well known Gun. Scott has lad an un
settled account with the War Department
since Mexican War. Secret,ry Cameron has
recently given a careful examination Of his
claims, now thirteen years old.
Jeff. Davis rnalignity brought him in debt
on account Of his expenditures and receipts
IN Mexico, and so far the Setretary's re
port could do, il discrcdited him as a finan
ci.l agent OF the Government
Nj Cameron has has reported that Gen.
Scott Was not only entitled 70 the money he
claimed Of the Government. but that he
saved % Il millions Of dollars. aich, by the
laws of war he could have pocketed under
th5 settled principles regulating the distribu
ton OF prizes and contribution mor"y This
opportunity of personal advantage Winfield
Scott generously directed - the iouucing OF
a home for invalid soldiers. One OF the
monuments long after be Is dead, will be the
Soldiers Home. near Washington.
On Saturday last. the order OF the Com
maader in Chief that Gen. Fremont should
surrender his command 10 the officer next be
ON him. Gen. Hunter. accompanied by let
ter of instruction To Gen. Hunter. MAS sent
out by the Present TO Gen. Churts. in com
mand at ST. Louis with Instructions - de
llyes Il % Gen. Fremont, unless be was ac
t9ally ia the presence OF the enemy or pur-
suing for a battle.
Senators Chandler. of Michigan, Wade. Of
Ohio. Trumbull OF Ills. Wilkinson. OF
Minnesota. are here representing to the Ao-
ministrstion that the popular demand OF their
constituents, is that Gen. Mcclellan. or some
one else, shall immedi ,teiy whip the rebels
on the south side Of the Potomac i'm a pitch
ed battle. aud a. near Bull Run "a possible,
and from thence roll the tide of war steadily
southwark all il meets the waters Of the
Gulf
The Tribune states that one OF our cor
respondents with the great naval expedition
writes from Hampton Roads Friday evening
last that he had lust been informed on good
authority tha1 the private secretary of Com
modore Dupont, the commander OF the feet.
had absconded carrying with him the maps
and charts. and even the sealded orders OF
the Commodore. We do not vuuch for the
truth OF the report. but only tor the fact that
the writer is worthy of crelencs We nope
the repos. IS erroneous.
SPECIAL TO nERsIb
\ scouting party OF Union troops went IN
TO Feirisx c. II. to dsy and learned that the
rebels had not been there for many days,
but was as far back as Centreville. and Lot
strong even there.
The rebels all along our lines to-day on the
Upper Potomac. have net been seen. There
Is no news 20 dsy from down the river
The vessels Of The ilotills are or The watch
below Matthias Point. aid above the mouth OF
Quartico Greek. Our troops OH the Mary
land side are opposite Acquia Greek aud
sre actively engaged in erecting fortihoz
ii0n-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

Braaessth's Pills have ben before he ~Orsd =,
oeArly oGs Aaadred and ten years. Ihel lave
--eLshea character fcr ssis,y and efficacy. ~tLrl
places them IN sls hrs; Fazf Of all the aedcspes "
he day. They pareiy vegetable. Harmless ~
he tendsr.ss ago weakest fr-,ae yet - seioser1
efficacy 10 thoroughly cleans and psnfy the bloed.
thfvuga the organs - The stonAAch an eo-ess--
rhey al and improve digessiea. and seund resresh
ng sleep follows their use. Th-y hare eursd tAoss
snds q cases 4 the most distes.ing eyspepsis. A.
the symptoms Il confirmed oons1np,ioa have besI
removed BY their uss and healta has again bl~.s>s
the once d.sparing Invalid. costiVe,sss. -. sr.-s
promoter G disease 10 infsby cured BY tAsse pals
ApopleSy and paralysis suF,iy pre.en,-d u
.he pills are rersvcrinsly u,ed soan ,Giln~s-
or i-te1ss p-in Of the head Is etpens-oed- Tho-s
Ands OF fur 4.hed IN prvoi. Price - c,n:s
boz.
scld ~ J. r. cs,ussgA.. rsrre Hsrts, an ty -
respectable dealers IN tneN.ciEs. octlsswiri
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

Tux HoLxss TRovrE-The juveniles OF
the CITY. and the old folks too. for that mat.
ter, are in ecstacies at the announcement
OF tho return Of the Holmsa Troupe to this
eiy. All remember what crowded houses
thsy had uhea here las; winter. and he fac:
that thew have been reaping laurel. in all the
cities east and north OF here. Is assurance
enough that they are now no less worthy of
patronage than formerly Such prccoc.ty
~as certainly never witnessed in any other
troupe that has visited our city. They have
added two more stars 70 their performers.
which will add greatly 20 their interest We
Confidently expect TO see the National Hall
crowded to morrow night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
Patriots, ATTENTION

YorSc ANp ABLK BoDIEp NrN WAND
for the Lyon Regiment. commanded b. the
gallant Col John Mcneil Lieut.. Col. Isaac
+. Shepard. Major Alexis Mudd. to serve in
the Western Department under Major Gen.
Fremont
THIS Regimen, Is especially designed A. a
living monument TO the valor and bravery of
the depsrtcd Hero whose name il bear.
\ recruiting Office has been opened at the
south east corner Of Wabash and Market ats.
Terre Hau,e. where all persons wanting to
TO JON this Regiment for the war, will have
III opportunity. upon immediate application
10 the Recruiting Officer.
r. J TAYLOR.
r ) PAY and rations from the day of en-
is;men; div.
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ENFORCING THE coSFlseArIos


Nav YosK. Oct .9-Two al, .sise
ments are published las morning. he first
one AZ the instance OF the p.ss.urut q: the
United States commanding the Marshal 10
attach certain real and personal property Of
VIM Shields. aud 20 give notice % all per
sons claiming the same or knowing or hay
iug ANYTHING; :. say Why the same should not
be- condemned 20 the United States 20 ap-
pear before the District Attorney on the
25th OF Nov. aext. to irterpose their claims
and 10 make their allegations IN that behalf
The second advertisement published by or
der OF the court Is in accordance with tie
act that VIM Shields, formerly OF Washing
ton some months ago. removed with his fam
ily TO Richmond. where he has been residing
ever since. and where be has been. and Is
now engaged Ia the insurrection and resist
lux the laws Of the United states OF Amer
ca, nov existing in said State. and in secret
correspondence with the enemies Of said
United States residing in the city of Wash
ington aud elsewhre and Transmitting IL
them money and other valuahles. aud re
ceiying the same from them in return. which
has been applied IN part 10 aid and sbet aud
promote tie said instruction and resistance
20 the laws. and those Who are engaged
lHtTr.u. anu tic .llu W III Dulril> ms huoH
ingly used and employed and consented 10
the u,e and employment OF the property
herein. before more paiticularly described &c
aid. sbet and promote the same insurrection
and the parties engaged theresi.
The Post SAWS morning Journal alarms
IT. readers by a report that the private secre-
tAry Of Commodore Dupont had deserted To
the enemy
Our own correspondent with the naval ex.
petition mentions. incidentally. as "A matter
of small importance, tina masters mate on
one OF the ships, crazy fellow, had sud
denly disappeared and Was feared he had, in
temporary alteration of mind. Wander d
beyond cur lines. where lac would be shot by
the enemy. We suppose this u the ground
on which the startling rulAor Is founded
Lieut.. Scott. who WAS Ia command OF the
keystone State had been placed under arrest
AT Philadelphia los bringing his vessel &c that
port. when he was ordered 10 follow the
Sumter until he found her.
This evenings Commercial has the fol
lowing:
A prouiiaer business man in this city re
ceived. 10 d.. letter from the feet about
to sail on the southern expedition. which
partially confirms the statement made this
morning in regard 10 the detection oi a pro
minent naval officer. - loss =. the scaled
orders OF the COmmo.. e. The litter Is AS
follows
DEAR SIR:--Last night surgeon from the
Nandubilt come on board our vessel aud re-
ported that the Commodore had been robbed
Of all his private paper. plans. charts and
sealed ORDER. By his private clerk. The
! traitor was supposed - have gone over 70
the rebels The effect this new turn of
events may give to the whole enterprise
cannot tell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

A SPECIMEN OF REsrL Ur4ASIrr.-Some
correspondence between Gen. Brown and
Bragg has been published. ia which the for
ner orders the latter 10 remove his sick fr-m
hi. hospital as they arc within range OF the
guns OF Fort Pickcn-- The latter replies
9th great profession Of hum mi.g. saying
that he would never FIRE on a hospital ~AeE
ever Il nigh. be situated. and refuses =
make the change The Ssw York Tribune
thus explains the matter:
There are really no sick in that hospital.
but Bragg has had large quantity Of pow
der stored in its wards and cellars and that
TO protect IL from Gre he floats the yellow dag
over the building Col. Brown. we are told
has been Informed Of this fact, and will be
governed accordingly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
TOO, 900 Nations Leaned 10 the Ma
val Fxpeditieu-Rum OF fur
Their Dssieyaisy--a suffer-
ing at Yorktown.

FoEr MoSRor. Oct 2s-One hundred
r.tions have been distributed among the re
giments attached to the great expedition this
afternoon. preparatory to their departure.
Captains OF transports received sealed or,iers
70 day.
Il Is rcported one Of them has opened his
orders and divulged the destination Of the
feet Men and animals on board suffered
greatly during the gale of<he last two days.
Two deserters IRON the Conicde'ates states
that the rebels st Yorktown are suffering
greatly from want and sickness
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

consumPtOn, primarily and e--ezu.siy Cue y
discrdered rr.rtioa. be rsu0osily Astaese ~ .
s..dieine which renoss.es DE ratritse p0~er.--
such n.-dscsne is The PERUVIAN sYRrp, 49,
chief ingredient acts directly AM i.nmetiAtsly .,
The bioo. and arrests cis,sse safely AL sur.,
EA-rssoks. Jsly -. ises
49, saserns Mil severe Css.i bal Cos , a..
eompsn.cd 5y Night sweats, ioss q A3petse az.
great Debility. which daily increasing 4. tie
state, eommero,d taking ;he PcTs,.-a S,s4p. 10
few Gays. and before Lad used tie seossa b0si,s
my cough l-s~cned. uigLt swe.is ceased. sPps,fss
~as restored AID with T. Strength and wsor By .
sh-t hat enjoyed ~ - ,ears. being Abe NAH
sssE.i miles each day. ~itbeut isuss.. ~t..r LII
erte could ~s.k o1ly sAc-t di-tssc~.
:. :. sEIloo.
Oct 10 d4~ls
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Noon Dispatches.
Important from Washington.

Gen. scot Abou, To Retire on Ae-
count of Physical In6rmity His
Unsettled Claims Against the Gov
eminent JED. DAVIS Maiignity-
Fremont Removed Again Con-
gressmen Again Neddiing with Mil
ttary Matters-Rumored Betrayal of
the Naval Enpeditioa-So Rebels at
Fairfax 4. H.-federais t'ortifying
on the Maryland shore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

AsSrvs NAME Mr. x Ro-4-o~ -sula
announce 20 The ladies q rerrr Haate .na
vicinity. that she h.s resara-i sA. Nsntaa
Making business. In Ire heuse formerly s<
supied by Mrs. 6roveru1n. 81 OAss street.
between Third and Fcersi. ~here ,he !.
prepared 70 receive order from her former
friends and patrons
Having jas; received .soss Ns. Yoss a..
attest PARIS fashions, sue = prepared 20 FUR
alb work Of :. character thss c.nnos tai q
p3sAss the noss ssssiasoss al