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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31

the original com pact The moment Soutl
Carolina threw off the authority of th,
General Government, without the consen
Of the nation first obtained. she struck th'
Government blow which If not parrie,
or repelled must break it. And when sh,
captured the nations forts. and fired or
the nations s flag. she made herself the ma
istion's enemy, and there IS bot one course 4
take wifh enemies What we might hav,
done with her. or for her. in peaccable
suit for separation, is now past que estion
I. IL was blown to pieces by the shot thai
struck the Star ot the West We can now
only discuss the questions phaf is necessar,
to preserre the agorernnsenf, protect oar hon
or, and punish fyastors.Lle CIV .tlsisf
dii A separation by consent of the nation
is an abstraction now. Il may never hav,
been anything else. but to us it appeared
a practicable and humane solution OF tht
most perplexing problem that human sa
gacity may ever be required to solve. Wise
or unwise. South Carolina and the Gul
States have put it beyond the power o.
anybody to debate it now. They have
left us no alternative but TO resist. Il lay
with them to say whether the experiment
Of self government in this country should
vindicatc itself by great revolution peace
fully and voluntarily made. or prove a dis
astrons failure by civil war begun to es
tablish and perpctuate slavery They
could have brought the case to such an is
sue that both sections might have turned to
the world and said, "Scc what sels-govern-
mcnt can do! We are jarring sections o
nation. Instead Of resorting to war to
determine which should submit, we have
agreed to maintain separate governments
We-have had no bloo.ishcd, little expense
and but little embarrassment. Business
goes on as before. and in time we may
unite again" What better demonstration
Of the power of self governing principle to
meet all national cxigcncies could be found
than this? 1t could even meet and defeat
revolution! No monarchy on earth ever
has or can exhibit such spectacle. l,
would have vindicated self government to
the end of time. and against million
weaknesses and follies. But these States
have determined that the great enlighten.
ment and humanity Of the age shall have nc
part in the adjustment of our difficulties
They have sought and made war, and de-
plore II as we may. we cannot be fought
without fighting. II there is wrong in
this terrible conflict it is not ours If ruin
follows it, it is not our work. We must
resist enemies. We must protect ourselves
We must preserve our government. On
those who have compelled us to do either
by force bc the blame. .t-t4f irf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31
Another Jackson.--Gov. Hicks OF Mary.
land. - itf1t -


Another Jackson.--Coy. Hicks OF Mary.
a correspondent of the y. Y. Tribune,
writing from Baltimore under Jan. 18th.
relates the following Jacksonian uttcrances
of Gov. Hicks of Marylanl: + ,a..i
Gov. Hicks holds out manfully against
the pressure Of the sccessionists. In a
conversation with Mr.. Chief Justice Lc-
grand of our court Of Appeals. a day or
two ago. the Governor is represented as
having addressed the Judge very animated
ly and somewhat as follows: Mr.. Le-
grand! would have you know that when
say No. mean No, and not YEs! And
now. let me tell you, sir. If every man,
woman and child in the State, were to ask
me to call the Legislature together.
should not do it. unless advised there
to by my own conscience and my judg-
mcnt." This emphatic disposition Of the
question speedily terminated the Judge
argument in favor of inausurating rebellion
by call Of the Legislature, ti,e-very first
act of which body would be to impeach and
deposc the Governor.
They tell another equally emphatic story
about the Governor. greatly to his credit.
Ii is this: When Judge Handy came on
here last month, as the messenger of trea-
son and rebellion on the part Of Mississippi,
he sought to influence the Governor by
the lavish use Of Mississippi cotton clo-
qucnce. bnt finding his efforts in vain. he
jumped up from his chair. and stalking
across the room, exclaimed. with oil the
theatrical force Of Mr.. Forrest himself:
FINALLY Gov. Hicks. let me tell ron that
Cotton is king!" Up jumps the Govern
or from his chair. excited by this an
nouncement. and lifting up his arms high
in air. exclaimed. at the top Of his voice:
'.Mr. Handy-not Commissioner of Mis-
sissippi. but Mr.. lIaniy-let me tell you.
sir. that will see King Cotton in h-ll.
sir. before he shall rule over me,'' And
nine-tenths Of the good people Of Mary
land have since responded. Amen! to their
glorious old Governors alternative. Judge
Handy cut as sorry a figure in his mis-
sion to the Governor as ever Lovers blum
,lering Handy Andy did.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31

Rev. Peter Cartwright. of Jacksonville
20 well known to ell religions dcnomina.
tions and political parties in Illinois. de-
livered a lecture in New York city a few
evenings since. We copy the following
from the HtndFs report of his ssyings
Rev. Mr.. Cartwright thus concluded his
really interesting lecture: General Jack.
son was certainly wicked man in the
earlier part Of his life. but am. glad to
say that ne joine,l the Presbyterian Church,
and gave ample evidence Of piety. His
end was that Of q Christian-peaceful and
happy. Loud applause. am strar.
ger. and not much of poiitici.a. but still
devoutly before God AMI and alI man
kind with whom I commune-wisb we
had such a man ~ General Jackson at the
helm Of affairs At the present moment
lTumultous appliance NY father was a
evolutionary soldier, AMI h: fought two
years and six months to gsin tn, inls-
pendence ofthis country. Ihad two up-
cles who fell in the battle Of Brandywine,
and another who was the private Secretary
Of General Washington during the Revo-
lution- But all that my father left me
was the boon of liberty and freedom, and
have always considered that this was the
best inheritance that father could leave
to his child. Applause. must also
say that my father taught me to hate to-
ries then. and i hate them still. ZAP
pIause l am in favor of free speech and
ires dsbsts-lloud applause although
now an old man of seventy -fvo years.
Old IS l am / love my country. / have
seven childrsn. forty -four grandchildren
and large army Of great grandchildren
win meny moro TO come. IApplause. /
Although am dying Of old ago / desire
to leave the inheritance offrseiom to mv
children. Let the heavens fall but prc.ervs
the Unisn: Loud and. prolonged an.
plause. Old az xam. asd st;f as 7 am =
.eessd sAosldsr my rife for tie Haios..
Renewed applause / go for pescefsl
measures. but if that won't do. then here
sm: Union sse musthaue. In the couree
Of my life hare mingledA little with the
politicians in my native State. but found
{ was dogs life for man who wanted
q keep good conscienee., In conclusion,
st - ssy to ycn that our w.lde<usss has
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31

been made to bloom and blossom like the
rose. Where we had few thousand .ol
settlers scattered in Kentucky. West Ten
nessee. and throughthe Southwest, North.
west and West. we now have over 4.000.-
900 citizens. Applause. And still en-
igration is Westward. where there is ycl
a world to be settled and colonized. Lei
us then have Union, for if we but keeT
together as a nation we shall be instrumen,
Itslingiving freedom to numbcrless nations
yet unborn. - 7sGoissimmoe isior e oi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31
THE REPUBLICAN.


The Republican voters who receive thcil
mail matter at Plymouth. are requested te
meet at tho Court House in this place. OF
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1861
at o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose Of elec
citing . Postmaster "A general atten
dance Of all Republicans interested is ur
gently requested A fun and fair expires
sion Of the wish Of the party in this respcc
IS desired.oo a ila9 o. szisaI, y.di d hHa
j 70 % Iani BY order Of the Candidates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31
Arkanxax.

On the 18th Of February the people of
Arkansas will rote for "Convention" or
NO Convention" They at the same time
vote for delegates. If the '.Convention''
carries, il is TO meet on Monday the 25th.
Each delegate elected is maize . specisl
messenger to carry the vote Of his county
to the Capitol. SO that they will bs there
if . Convention is caIlod.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31

Balance in Tressurer's hands 03
All Of which is respectfully submitted to
tbs Society. January 5. 1861.
j. III. CASE. Il. NJ. G.. A. 8.
The Secretary then made the following
statement of the present indebtedness Of
the Society:
Loan from County Auditor, $500 90
'' Richard Roberts 23l 90
Due on Chin Of DIR. Grifin's es-
tate, about 100 90
Total indebtedness. S63l 90
The President. Joseph Evans. then re-
tired from the Chair. and - neither the
President or Vice President elect, were
present, the society elected Richard Corba-
ley. President. and VIM. j. Hand. Vice
President. pro tenn.
A vote of thanks was rendered BY the
Society to the retiring officers for the faith
ful and efficient manner in which they had
discharged the duties of their respective
Offices during the past year.
The Society then proceeded to the elec-
tion Of Directors for the year 1861. with
the following result:
RoARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1861.
Center Township.-Elias Jacoby. G.P.
Van Horn and Il. Corbaley.
Union Township--R. F. Shirley and Ran.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31
PLYMOUTH. Jannary 3. ]

PLYMOUTH, January D, 1861.
The Marshall County Agricultural Se-
ciety held its annual meeting. at the Court
House. in pursuance to published notice.
The meeting was called to order By the
President. Joseph Evans. who snnounced
the business before the Society. The
Treasurer being called upon for his final
Report. made the following statement.
which was approved and ordered to be
audited by the Secretary.
rREAsUREE's REroRr.
/. James II. Case. Treasurer of the Mar.
shall County Agricultural Society. make
the following Report Of the condition OF
the Treasury. for the year 1860.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-31

j learn from source high in authority
at Charleston that Col. Huger Of the army
formerly of South Carolina. is the chosen
leader of the party of gentlemen of the
First Families of Virginia who have form.
ed an organization for the purpose of seiz-
ing Washington by coup de main How
far the purpose is affected by the prepara.
tions made by Gen. Scott. my informant
does not appear to be advised. ta
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GEMLEAN SPRIYGS

THIS celebrated ring place will be opened for The rp
ton Of visitors June l3h, Is6i. Tue suhscoer thank
fu for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 s vii
every eRcrt during the ensuing 70 egrys
tnuance Of the same The Tabs and will be supplied with
that the country Affords. Prices 70 suit the times
CENLEkH SPRISss situated in Trigg eeuny ~ and As
Daily communication Hopknsv Ne and Pr9sstou stages.
By the way Of JOhas0nB.
fupe5-F At M EIQLAf frOpfsetor-
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Notice.

KN7ILL be sold Thursday the 27h Of June, 1861
w chine shop with all the machner " tools, and ulfns
ed that may hand II preyisus sold Pie ma
eAnery consists Of good horse engine a11 tosE. nssr
new two gsAred Lshss for turning Iron, Lathe soe
Gutter Daniel Palmer one Woodwork kans
on Tuoripg HahiBe two Circle ss ne sasn ssF, .ork
Benches, four I'VE scts Bench Tools, s7d graf
articles not enulnerAed Said shop Vas formerly ~
elliott Ralstsn II is twenty niles from Nahvi % tie
Road At smyrna, Rutherford county Iennes.s, enc
h e1e az Ire nrst Locations IN The sts r Aacns eno,
orn.oscr shouora Csbinst sh5D Any person sshng %
prehsss b. writing TO me- can = f1hsr or -
at fc shop znd Elliott will snoE ns- ~. AZ
rsTns ore iouh cash the balance N TIRE
- 1890 sr ea,sts-r months siih notes Payahls In sank
veil secured This April l5th- i7oi- srrAa T--oxER
Smyrna, Tenn.
-,IFQ- 1T
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CYRUS HARRIS,
Governor Chickasaw Nation

The suggestion to change the name OF Scott conn
- in this State meets the favor Of all true Virgin
;gns. and will we suppose, be carried into effect by
the next Legislature az early day OF its session
The traitor son of Virginia, who now commands
The army for her subugation can no longer be per
mitted to wear any OF her honors Inc very y onsn.
ia revolving TO every truehearted Virginian. Let
the name of Winfield Scott be stricken II ON the
Virgins roll of honor, Let not his name pc w
tered by the faithful and true OF his mother SI1s'
except with scorn and detestation---fsc a'ohe az
llllirsr -
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Ins,rIVent NOTICE.

TRSHE cetors Of the estate Of Allen 8. Williams deceased
are hereby notified die their claims. autheuextsd
The Law Directs with the CLERK the ounty Court q v ak
ley qoupty tennessee, At Office in Drts srbefrs
I7h az II September for I'D indication ard pro ra dis
tribn.i,n W r RJSS, Administrator q
the Estate Of Alien 3. Williams, deceased.
f1pstv ftpr' ,see53s
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TAMES NJ WRIGHT Adn illustrator Of John Williams, dse
= W. tire HeiIs and Creditors Of John Williams decIn
ChsncsrY jamestown, Tennesselt appeanz the
In The above caDse, that the est4s OF Williams dec
Il therefore ordered b. the cnuTt that persons
having claims sgain. the esais VI tie ssid John Williams
file with the CLERK and Master Of said Court, Or hors
Monday Of september ne duly authenticated accor
ing to law. or they VIII be forever barred,
nay 81, is6l-w4t F. BLEDsoE, @. & ~
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DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From Nashville 70 Chattanooga, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts st o'clock NJ
Way Mail Georgia. South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad O'Clock
Pm.
Sa:1yiIls to Louisville, departs at o'clock, Nj
Mails for Indiana, Northern Illinois Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan rthwestern Stses. departs ct O'Clock Ma
Nsshveto Decatur via franklin and Columbia, and ether
way Offices, separt at 8 O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Lebanon, daily except Sunday departs at ~
O'Clock 81. Also Offices the and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to Clsrksville departs at 55S O'Clock A II,
For southern Kentucky, departs al So A ".
Nashville Shelhyville, Nolensye and Trune Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock A NJ
Nashville TO Huntingdon, via Charlotte, Wsvery, tTi week
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock n,
Nashville Liberty, Wis SteVars Ferry, HuddsstOnesX
Roads Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday, ct ~ O'Clock NJ
Nashville Centrevlle via flank, Vernon Pnevood &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock N.
Nashville TO Csrksvls via Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday,
at ! o'clock P. N.
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InsOIvent Notice.

EVAVISG this day suggested the Clerk Of The County Court
Of Hickman coHny, the insolvency Of The estate o. james
Wells, therere all perso holding Gains agsins
said hereby Do:6ed to file them, perry sathen
ted Clerk aforesaid, before TIE t dsy % si
Der next cIaims against the said estate viii Be as
en- that day pro-rat distribution. This 24h. 6i
fune9 w4tpr sseSJs MI WELLS, Adr'r.
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.ganERABLa Ae PLaAsUka

RECEIVABLE At PLzAs0Rz.
One Square, ons year. e3eEac additional Squars, ala
dvertfsers exceeding IN e6pace contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
0E DoIGAR per Square for the first 7TT 0EETs for each
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published IN both the Daily and Weekly, vii
charged the fell daily rates with one half the weekly rate
added.
7ronsss.s Ados-stents ssst Be- pad for ire time Of
Insertion.
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NEW 30 o X y :.

~ HAgAx d 90. have jus. received The forIOuiasnss
Il BoOks:
Secession, Coercion and civil War The sor
: OF 1851.
A Message from the Sea- o'Oth, vol. Sl.zs.
The Crossed Path; A Novel BY wikis Collins,
Author Woman in White, etc etc.
Father, Son and the Pope; Pp. Is sentG
For sale y. HAaAN = co.
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.yTaE CHANCERY COURT ar Dies

/ den for WsakEeY GOun,y, state 81 Fen.
Original and Attachment hill trder 0f Pubisa
tionram Farmer John Cayce and Andres Ceyce Prom
thead4vt tire bill in this appear 70 ID, Clerk sod
Msster Of said Oeur thatthe said Csyes
dent Of said STATE Of Tennessee resides In kenfuy- l.
ordered By said Clerk and Master that publication
OF this order be successive weeks IN the Weekly
Union American, nessPApr published IN The city o.
Nashville In said State Tennessee commanding The said Jsh
CaVce to de his answer pea demurrer to said bi
before the next term said chanesEy Court. Be held he
in said Dresden the second Monday
Iy next or the viii Be, in al thngs taken os oonfsss
"A capst nm and hearing him pSyts,
Term OF Court. his the 2th day OF March, 6l "a true
copy from tie Order Book = Cd
pI4-V4tpy'sfeeo3 Of sid Cozrt
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
FUR TIE
Nashville shelby FagOOns.

LII persons having Horses ars informed that above
"A company eq1ipT Cd and ready for services and tha
Of eighty horses All disposed 10
der heir state service By furnishing horses will phase rpOrs
tal7e al persons having horses for ss e ers
this company Willingly csr t1 sTycs, expected o.
those cssire baanh OF the service able, 70 furnish
the borsss All desiring dCnas sell, wiz pase report
Capt W. l. Horn, No Is South Ciege, CT st HsnEerH
stable. Frou, street " L HORN Cspssia.
FARMLAND, Sfc'y. mAy22-SH
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WAR NOTICE.

THROH after this date will net an oFdsrlf for any De-
ssripon Of g. obs, unless scoomIaned VIII he Cath
Being obliged pay eash for every Article purch1s
nds and the public generaly viii a. once ne Dsgy
Of this course part Oar ssck Of Groceries and cone
on4ries full we'll assoTts, and Cash Dealers WI
THOMPSON, sPERRT &c.,
solaO-t7 No. "a Markst strsst.
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SrI.PHuR-A correspondent nf the Fayetteville
IN. CO O6serDer says It Is a tedious and expen>
eve process, to make sulphur from iron or copper
pyrites, but it is our only resource now. North
Carolina mines furnish an immense amount of high:
IL .ulphurous pyrites.; $3.50
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Irrnn cn.seHsH S9SR .,a At !. PH Ess:

THE CHANGERY COURT At DnEs-
II IL =. a eakIeY County, state % Fem
u uon and Injuncti0n BilVIder q floi'ee
sea- Siarazsr william aa@Ptoa and Asiias%
l.onSeP stor q AIRED Thomss, dseea.1i IRON
Inolas = cluse appeaEsso % tnz tlerk and
Ne ~ "a Court Ia. nc said aAtieTJ Lnenas n Hen-
assl - 81, Tsn1ess5e, and resides IN Aenenc
res.ac ordered by said olerk and Master thAt p1eos
~ 80 or Be made for o1r accsssve w 5 IN tee week
- A1serit neEspaptr pupls1ed N t1e~isy -
y "a said State Of Ten1sssee commanding tpf sad
Thoss to hie his answers plea OF deuarref TO sd
Ne ret term OF said ChzncSry Cqpr 70 Be
- ~ in the stid town o. DRESDEN. % ne Second
ucr or VII ee,ia all hiss. ttkea
aon- - -, INST him. and for bearing LIN exparts
=, ~ - ~ ss1 Govt hs The 27h day ct Mach icnls
q srus COPY fro'a t os SATaaS n. spwAsDs, e
spl2, VI .rft-pr'ssss 81 HsatNRF
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City Vrgnia North Carons. south Carolina
Georgia. So tn and East Tennessee, Gve via Chat
tsnoogs Railroad, RtSh O'Clock, A
Northern and IA tern Nails via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States, twice day. at O'Clock,
and 4 Q clock, A NJ. Way Mails 3 daily.
Southern Mails New Orleans Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi. arrive daily at \ ''clock, IN
Way Mails. route arrive daily ct u O'Clock, NJ
smvlille Alexandria Lebanon, and Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at 10 o'clock, Nj.
snihland Hopknsville, ard portion OF Southern Ken
lucky, carksve and way Mails daily 10 o'clock, A. NJ
sbeibyve via IRVINE and mails, Monday Wednesday
and Friday at u o'cl- ok,
West Tennessee Huntingdon Wavery AM Charlstte, I
weekly, sundsy, Wednesday and Friday II O'clock M
Liberty via Rarsl Ill., Stewards Ferry weekly, THURSDAY,
at il O'Clock NJ.
oentrevle via and Pnewood, South Harper and
Tank. semi weekly Tuesday and Frisay IL O'Clock NJ.
GAINESVILLE, via Sycamore Mills Whites Bend, &C., weekly;
Friday az IL O'Clock N.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
N the day June, 1861 will opsx and hold cleo
tson for the purpose Of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence Ordinance dsving the Federal Relat
Tennessee and the United States Of Ame
aud also upon Ordinance adoption the Con
Of the Provisional Cover ment Of the Confederate
America according to the requirements Of an Act
passed May the 9Th, 1861
The Const bs in each Civil District will please and
hold the above election.
msyI7 I'd 1UnN K. EDMUHDs0N, Sheriff.
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a GOOD Farm for Sale,

A Good Farm for Sale.
XTTE offer the place which Coleman hssIiVed
wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn, partly the road
within Wiismsyills, and three miles Of the Nash
Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and beau
part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
and ninety acreseghy cleared and about fifty
land clear isin good state Of cultivation with
ertshe houses, etc. Also, two good
orchards, neVerang springs Of excellent water
well nbered certainly be made Of the most des
this section Of country We promise
and will sell cash. time with inter-
For further information call James McNely, who
place, the undersigned Fovler Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN BROTHER.
Union AID AneYScaa copy, and charge AdGOcGse
Q-H
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HORACE III. HARRISON,
ArrnRNEY AT LAW.

NO. az e ar stree
O2Dosise tie Cashoyie C1urfa, HssAoils ZszEsssssj
WHYIL practice in the several Courts held IN NasTin
w in the Chancsry and Circatoourts st EeAirnyil&
rhle-df.
War! War. War
M prepared 10 polish shsrpsn. and repsr, all kinda
Cutlery the shortest notice, a1d II Z bet style
nsv9SIm J WOODHOCsb..