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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
Dodgers from Ohio.

On last Monday week, Mr.. Criuenden again
renewed his resolution, and moved the previous
question. The resolution is as iOllows:-
Resolved Jy he House Of Representatives Of tle
Congress Of bie United States, That the present
deplorable civil war has been Iorced upon the
country by the disunionists Of the Southern
States, now in arms sgainst the constitutional
Government, and in arms around the Capital;
that in this national emergency, Congress, ban.
ishing all feelings of mere passion or resent.
ment, will recollect only its duty to the whole
country; that this war is not waged on their
part in any spirit OF oppression, for any purpose
Of conquest or subjugaiion, or purpose OF over
throwing or interfering with the rights or es-
tablished institutions of those States but to de.
fend and maintain the supremacy OF the Consti-
tuition, and to preserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality, and rights Of the several
States unimpared; and that as soon as these
objects are accomplished the war ought tC
cease.
The resolution was divided at the words
'around the Capitol" Every member from
Ohio voted for the first part of the resolution
except Mr. Trimbe and Mr.. Vallaudgham.-
When the vote was taken on the second part
of the resolution, the following members from
Ohio who had voted for the first part Of the
resolution, lodged the vote on the second part
except Mr.. Riddle, who voted "no:'--
Ashley, CE-BIN CHA NJ, 10 Edgerton
Hutehins.
Mr. Yallandigham came in while the vote
was being taken on the second part Of the reso-
luton, and voted "aye."
The first part OF the resolution was adopted
with two dissenting votes-Burnett, of KY.
and Reid, Of Mo-, semi secessionists. The lat
ter part Of the resolution was adopted with the
same number Of dissenting votes-Riddle, Of
Ohio, and Potter, OF Wisconsin, both ultra Re-
publicans.
The battle on the day before made great
many republican members of Congress conser.
vative. Their flight and run from Manassas
seems seems to have knocked the ultraism out
Of thom. We congratulate them on their vote
but the dodgers we deSpse politically.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

the'two editors Of the Csdiz Republican have
been, should haYe no hesitancy in coming ior-
ward in this dark hour Of their country's peril
and freely offer themselves and their fortunes
IN defending that country which has been so
kind to them. Come, gentlemen, show to the
world, that when you say "strike," you will
set the example by striking yourselves Let
all your readers see that your patriotism is not
all on paper, but that you have offered up your
lives in defence Of that glorious old flag. Bydo-
ing this, you will show to your country that
you are patriots
'tWoTthy of a foeman's steel'r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
a NEW AR pECLE.
DR.. Roback Stomach Bitters

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial fol
giving tone TO the Stomach, and tor the preventa-
tion Of bilious complaints incident to the Western
country. Try it.
Asa morning drink, to assist digestion and re.
lievs Dyspepsia lit has no equal Try it.
In flavor il s sunerior to all other Bittars Try it,
The formula of.theso Bitters, now (s6l the sole
property of Or. Roback originated with one of the
oldest and most eminent Medical Praetit toner's o
the West, and it is directly predicated upon the
wants of Western people .--.
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature of the roots and herbs oI
which they are composed. and they are. by al.
laying unnatural cravings ol the stomach, directly
promotiVe OF
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely snown the public welfare s subserved.
1t will soon be for sale by all OF Dr. Rohack's
numerous Agents. and at Hotels, &c the coun ~
over. In the mea ntime, orders will be filled direc
from Cincinnati in any quantity, and at the loves
rates. 1t is put up in Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz cases will, however, be packed
aud sent to any address, ii desired. fa fgeg %
RETAB PRIcE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR S.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms No. Eas
Fourth St Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin
natl G, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street.
For sale in Harrison county by, John Beall
and Mclean & Sharp, Cadiz Thomas Green,
Freepori; Isaac Lewis, Short Creek; Daniel Hollo
wav, Smyrna; A. J Schneider Moorefield; VIM
Hartman, Hammonds Cross Roads; Robert Ora
ham Il son, HarrisvIIe; f. FleHnig, Tippecanoe:
Latimer & Custer. Bowersvile: John Widdoes
Thompsons Tavern; Peregoy 4 Mills, New A'hen
Athens; Jumes Montgomery, Jefferson; and By
druggists and Merchants generally thronghou
the United States aud Canadas.
March 20, 1861 10 july4
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Inforn,a,ion wanted.

An old Democrat remarked to us few days
ago that be woud like to know when the gov
erhmcnt left him. He said he had been asol-
dier in the war of18l2, had ever stood by the
Union through sunshine and storm, had never
n,his life uttered word or did an act against
the Union, but he was now informed by men
whohad carried sectional flags and endeayored
by word and act to provoke the slayeholdlhg
States to rebellion, that he was disunonst
He added that he had never changed bis senti,
ments or feelings q particle, that he bad fought
for hs country IN lsl3. and pr rbsd for II wher
Others woald welcome our soldiers in Mexico
with bloody hands to hospital graves, and that
accordingsto Republican oracles, the Unionshas
left him, but where or. how he was unable to
tell - Holmes Co. Farmer ,sf- III.
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Again saved by Col sIcCoOk.

The New York Tribune, in speaking Of the
battle on Sunday, soys that "among those en-
titled to especial praise for thsircoBduct," it
"Ool. MeCook, who. with his regiment, the
1st Ohio. probably saved Gen. Schsncks's Bril-
gade by his eoolness and seli.possession, when
attacked on the retreat"
It's well known that MeCook saved the boys
in the Vienns affair, and i. now appears that
he again asaved" them on their retreat from
Bulls Run. And yet some Of the fellow citi-
zens of these very soldiers. in their anxiety to
bolster up Gen. Schenck find fault with and
condemn the boys for their want otcOnAdencs'
in Gen. s., and seem to think that the Ohio
Volunteers should be willing to sacrifice them
solves solely for the purpose Of retrieving his
military (O reputationl-Empirs.
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Our EaIr.

The officers OF the Agricultural Society OF this
county at meeting held on last Saturday, a.
mong other things, agreed to construct seats
upon the Fair Ground to accommodates one
thousand persons during the Fair. The Com
mittee of Arrangements are making the Fair as
attractive as possible. We hope the people
will do their part, as they have heretofore, =
Let every one prepare something and takessn
interest in the maj ter, and our Fair will be ii
the future what it has been in the past--a de-
cidcd success. Premium lists are in the hand'
OF the Secretary Tor distribution. --Repu6licGn.
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Calling Nn,nes-A Proposition.
JAMES B. JAMrSoN, Chairman
o! Dem. Cen. Com. OF Harrison Go

Calling N1smeS-A Proposition.
"a 1t is very easy matter ror some people o
u II persons of opposite politics, all sorts OF
Ames, and try to luce the pubis to believe
at they themselves are very brave andpat.
sotic, while all who oppose them are tories, &c,
20 read the republican paper of this town, we
ave good example Of this kind Of talk. The
sslitors of that paper in their leisure moments
aom hunting county Office, have been very loud
s. exhibiting their bravery on paper They are
ternally calling on others to strike while
hey themselves don't show any disposition to
! set the example to do this striking that they
10 POLITICALLY talk about.
ANhough we spent fifteen months OF our best
Laws in doing hard service for the defeAce Of
bur country, we are still willing to defend it
onger, if we can get the cooperation and assist
Ance Of our patriotic neighbors OF the Cadiz Re-
a,ublican. And to give them an opportunity to
Show to the world that when they say ''strike"
spnd display their patriotism on paper, they in
lend to set the example, we make to them the
following proposition: If every person con-
hected with the Cadiz Republican office, editors.
#ours, apprentices, devils, and all, will come
Forward and freely volunteer their services, and
Join the army, and walk into the ranks and
Shoulder their muskets in defence Of their coun
ery in this its time oI need, and close up their
Establishment until the war is over, the Senti-
@ncl office with all Of its occupants will do the
same. And as D company is. about full and
rches to- day, now gentlemen, either show
a bravery and devotion to your country,
lat you pretend just now TO thinkso much Of
% forever hereafter hold your peace about the
sEorysm or traitorism Of Others. Don't make
/ basxcuse that you can't go to war, because
ot9oi ousholds the office Of Deputy Clerk and
the other is after the County Treasnrership,--
This is no excuse at all, because we will go
Mr.. Lyons, security that he will re. appoint the
junior editor ifhe' will go 90 Inc war his depu.
ty after The war is over; and II ths Senior edi
tor should be elected County Treasurer thi,
fall, he win not have to go into she office until
next September year; and to ID soldering
in defence OF his country. will not disparsg;
bin in the least from getting the Office Dem
make any excuses whatever. And wedona
know Of any two men in our Acquaintance tha
should more Freely offer up their lives and FOR
tunes in defence q ftheif country than the tw'
gentlemen who edit the Cadis Republican. 1h
eldest one has bpenA RECEIVING from three hun
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
Carriage SEiOD.

Happening to be in Leesburgh, a few
days since, it afforded us great pleasure to lool
in at the Carriage Shop of Messrs Mnick &
Clark. They have an excellent assortment 0
work on hands, which they sell cheaper thar
buggies or carriages were ever before sold in
Eastern Ohio. AS there is no carriage shop at
present in Cadiz, we would advice our citizens
to give Messrs, Minick & Clark call wher
they wish to purchase. See advertisement il
another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

0S5-The 1st and End Ohio Regiments passed
the Junction on last Monday morning, on theil
way to Columbus to be mustered out oil service
These brave fellows we're in the fight at Ma.
nassas Junction. -..t -A
The Indiana Zouaves passed west on Sunday
last. These men were in the fight at Romney
Several regiments have gone East over our
railroad during the past week.
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IF YOU WANT THE BEST
Combined Mower and Reaper
usH e In the World, buv
-. TR 3 X'S
A M ERICAN HARVESTER!
PafPnied 1856.
With all the improvements for 1861.

With all the improvements for 1861.
The Mower weighing only six hundred and
thirty mine ponnds, and the Reaper eight hundred
and eight pounds. -.... ..ag HH t
Requiring one-thrd less draft than any other
machine, as numerous tests at trials with. the Dy-
namometer, and the Testimonials OF farmers, abun.
dainty show ,rat.s s E-s.11
Being all iron, except seat, pole snd platform
and the weight so distributed as to give the great
est amount of strength with the least weight oi
iron The Castings are made OF Salisbury iron
and the hnger-bar is of wrought iron, with O
fange on the front edge, thus giving It grea
siren. tn with light weight
The weight OF the driver eounterbalancng the
weight of the front of the frame, and tn rowing the
whole upon he driving wheel as s
In this reepect it Is entirely uneqnalled by ans
machine yet pfodnced The inger-bar works up
and down independently OF the driving wheel, on.
abhng il TO go through dead burrows and bitches
among nesand bogs, and over knobs andshiis
where no osother ma chine can toowit itcan alsS
be set to work at any height from two to eiRhteeI
inches, and the change can be made in an instan
thus ada ,tine It TO all kinds Of work, whethe
moving or reaping,or gathering grass or Glove
seed
Working equally we'll whether moving or reap
ing, and surprising the best single mower as
mower, and the hest single reaper as as q reape +
In this point it surpassesall re apers; the raker
position enabling him TO deliver the gavels at tn
side with but one movement Of his al ms, which |
as natural aud easy as ii no were standing on the
grunnd and raking ~
By means Of a lever the driver can at pleasure
throw the cutters and in gear; by another eve
he can raise either end or both ends Of the finger
bar ~ pass over ebstructions,Or move from fiei
10 lie Id; the change ON mower to reaper lie east
lly and quickly made; the oil boxes, bolts, screws
and nuts, are easily accessible
| 1t cannot be clogged; hah no side draft; Is mar
vellousiy s npe i'll construction, and not liable Ii
get out OF repair, IL made Of ths best ma Ter als
and tho weFkmapship and finish superior to an
Manufactured byth Buffalo Agricultural Ma
chine Works. Buffalo, N Vs. ltaT s; tsehsf vs.
!, Sold by JAMES CLENDGNNING, Agsai
7 8H5Fa for Harrison county, o.
4 lima l1-9t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31
The Great Battle.

We publish Gov. Raymond's account Of the
great Battle. When Gen. McDowelps official
report is publishek we shall endeavor to find
room to publish it; and we shall also publish
Mr.. Russell's (the accomplished correspondent
of the London Times account, when received
Mr.. Russell had an excellent opportunity te
witness the fight on both sides e r'.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

0ron the very night Of The disaster 70 our
troops at,Manassas. General Scott telegrsphed
Gen Mcclellan 7summoning him to Washing
ton to take command oCthe army in eastern
Virginia, This leaves western Virginia in
charge OF Gen, Rpsecrans who was at Wheel
ing On Wednesday on his way to Kanawha
where he was to assume direct command ofthe
advacing column.
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Notice.

He Harrison County Military Committee
hetJuly &c, 1861. Present, Rein Welch, C.
Dewey. O. S.emmons, Robert Lyons, s. B.
ShotwelL and j. NJ. Estep. go Z - - ~
On motion, levy OF per cent. was made
pom the subscriptions to the Military Fund.
Those who have not paid the previous Levy
pf 20 per cent, will pay rs per cent.
This should be paid in Immediately to the
Treasurer Robert Lyons. It is much needed at
his time j. M. ESTEP, Chairman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

GTWhile the Democracy rally around no
flag but that Of the Union, they will never cease
to fight for freedom Of religion, freedom OF
speech. freedom Of the press, freedom Of the
person underthe protection Of the haJeas corpus,
and trial by jures impartially selected. s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-31

THE Democratic State Central Committee
'syiog fixed on the 7th Of August as the time
gsholding the Democratic State Convention, fr
"a nomination of candidates, 4 G Democrats
Id Union Men of Harrison County are request
d to meet at the Court House in Gadiz on
Saturday. AW&ust 3, 1861.
P. NJ, for the purpose of appointing Dele
BITES to said State Convention Harrison
gounty is entitled to three votes in said State
convention, being one vote for every 500 votes
as, for Judge Smith atahe late State election,
.n9kHne for every fraction OF $50 and over.
.~ Democrats in Harrison county, are ear.
testify invited to attend and participate in the
Convent on on the 3rd at Cadlz. Able speakers
bill address the Convention. la'
BY order, ..
JAMES B. JAMTS0N, Chairman
o! Dem. Cen. Com. Of Harrison Co.
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or The following PERSONS are announced as
candidates for Office In the last Repubascun.---
Representative, Alessnder Aald. Rev John
Trine and Rev. Henry Hebefling. Sheriff,
John Barcrot, Eli Peacock, William Bond.
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ReIigious Notice,

There will be preaching IN The Disciples Meet
ng House, sdiz. every other Lords Day, morn
hg aud evening, by the Pastor, Elder 2. II.
bNes. a. az
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NJ ALENTINES, a splendid assortment. from
" one cent 10 two dollars each, cheapef than
snv other house in the,eounMy,lat
mE IOIN BEALLS'
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0CrThe Fall Session OF the McNeely Nor
NAL School will begin August goth, and con-
tinue IL weeks. Advertisement next week.
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From the Advertiser, Providence. r. l. Iss
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and ono OF the
very best Tor that veryfrequent compliant which
has ever been discovered.
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From the Democrat, St. Cloud, MINI,
lfyou are. or hav, been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, tCephalic Pllsl so that you
may have them IN case of an attack
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SPRUCE CREEK HUNTINGDON Co.. PA.,,
...-.-.. January l8, 1861.
II. G. SpALDiNG
SIR:
You will please send me two boxes of your
pfalic Pills Send then. Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B SlMONS.
P. 81 have used one box of your Pills. an d
find Them excellent.
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As accidents will happen. even in we'll reguls
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z SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE ls
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NEYNULD5BUKG, FRANhLIN GU.i UHIIi
F January 9, 1861
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 4S Cedar ST., N. Y.
Dear Sir;
Inclosed find twenty five cents, ('5,) for W hich
send box OF CephnFc Pills. Send to address Of
Rev. VIM c. Filler, Reynoldsbur gh, Franklin CO,
Ohio .-' q u.
Your Pills work like a chatm-cur Headache
almost instanter n+ r. H.h
t Truly yours,
VIC. FILLER
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Aamimistrg: ,or.s Na,len.
TO Teachers.

Examinations will be held as olowsi coIIamenc.
ing at 10 O'Clock of the day mentioned and conli
uing one day and a half April 2S May ~; June
%, Aug 80, Sept 81, OctAs5, Nov. as,S 1861, aud
Jan. 2A Feb 81, aud MaFeh 2si 1852 gheJune
examination will be held in Deersvilie the IA arch
elimination in Hopedaie and the remaining one.
In Cadiz .A 1
-s4- M&m ffse NJ. b ADAMS,
april 10, '6l M. X. TU tsrFsRy
a54A Examiners
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vailed Cephalic Pills,
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n @ YrsIhANrr, MIoH., Jan. IA, 1861 Z
Mr., SPALpING. ''@
SIR:
Not long since lsent to you for box OF Crphalic
Pills Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tveness. and received the same, and they had so
g4od an effect that was induced to send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r. WHEELER.
s' s's 9|" '~ Ypsilanti, Mich.
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4 IA EiDS, Sugar as bags saoffe, so boxes NJ. o
In Moasses, 10 bhls. golden syrup. and fresh
Tea for sple by Il, s. McfADDEN a. Coz
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From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousanc
cases, with entire scccess.
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Va
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which
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RED, WHITE & BLUEI
JUST RECEIVED
Al the Room formerly occupied by
MIR. Coleman,

One Of the best assorted LOT Of New Goods ever
Brouehi 70 Cadiz, consisting in part 20Oo yards
q the justly celebrated Amos.iiug, Wamsuua ann
other prints, which | will sell iOwer ihan eYsT.l
Some more OF those famous
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13

Der unter3ci6nete Jd9t biermt pem YutIitum
an, bab er belInpis auf Sanb bilt an lGinsr &ut'
lhen'6abrit in S6nrdspiQe. Qt6a GOunty, ale
Nrten &mtfCbem bic or an ben alsrniererlten
preilen atlaBen wirb. Diele Jotrit teltsbt felt
StsIen Sabrrn unb bat l6 bur6 Ieins bausrbaftr
uno m0blfetle artet einen Buten 8uf erpcrtrn.
Nur bic bette Natsrialrn wsrpsr tsnuBt unb ses
l6idte @rtsitsr an9eileIt. So 1T immtr zine gro.
be Serl6teeenheit pcrrSibt9. aus pelfer man tt
Tatlen fam. gBsnn man li6 cine neus 8utife
ceer aneeres 5abrleu8 teiislt, wiro bic Seitel'
lung prompt afallt wsrbm. 8eparaturen perbsn
l6nra uno btlta ausssiiibrt. g2ril Der gtssn.
tbimsr istnem @sidGite isoe 2IufmrrTlamtcit nib.
met, uno isine 5ubrwsrten an Dauerbaftieteit,
S6Snbstt unb SilieTsit fsnsn anpern i'm Staat
na6ltsten, 70 barf er bon 8c6tsnesrn auf etnen
,}upaHs Der litsraIm RunbI6ait rs6nen mUmit
man ibn tsrsits bsebrtr.
b9rS Utn 9 d 8 in mein autbcrlirtn u,
gent um 6ubrweisn gu Urrfaufsn uno 9sItelun9sn
eatir anjune9msn, fir psl6e ar!fsI it gut lie.
ben rperpe.
SOnatban SeB.
Npril 10, 1861. na6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-11-13
Charles S0rflseEs
Gjrpgvcrfaufe Glei6erbdnblrr,

OrpBpcffanTs NteloerDanolcry
hat isin Gtobliftmcrt pcn esm ncrcSficbGu @dr pe,
4tsn uno 9RorFtltrORe, nab cGm uGucn unc arcGer
frutrfrlien uno ClSgontsu GgbGuce
I'm SO. Cos @beenut StraBe
ObsrbalO osr 6tsn, uutsrs Sstts, in philadelphia,
uGrE9t
Gr Oferrt nun Gin friTdbes unb ltbr nueQttcbn
tes NIcrtemsut ron SpdtjabrSs uno 0Simtcr=
Glcipuua, fir 9Rdnusr uno 8naben gum Scr.
taut pcju CT rts Nufmerfamtcit ron prcmpten &
O1cnat uno Wor9rlo Rautsr unlaott.
Gine @rahruu9 ron msbr ais 40 Sabrcn in Die,
fem CSclbaft feet ibn in ben Stnno @cribsle ais ,u
Strles, Sluaitatsn uno QrciRen ausmhalten, oiCppn
tsnsm oauls Gtsrtrcfcu msrctn tSnnSn.
Raufsr msrotn abtunsspca sinaslooen kiner
Stct ju uutsrfubcn che iiC icniimc faufeu.
Q~}~ SthS qrc;snt Discount niro crlautt fir
6aors SejabIun9 in 9utSn Sun6s.
SCpt. 20 ro3W