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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Terrible Explosion and Loss
of Life.
U. s. ARSENAL BLOWN UP.
Eighty Boys and Girls Killed and
Burned to Death.

PIrTsBURG, Sept. II.
A frightful explosion occurred at the Unit
ed States Arsenal this afternoon at = o'clock
1t occurred in the large frame building known
as the laboratory. One hundred and seventy
six boys and girls were employed in the build
ing at the time of the disaster, of whom seven
ty-five or eighty were killed. One explosion
followed another until the entire,bulding was
destroyed, and those who could not escape in
time were burned up. The scene was most
appalling, the dead bodies lying in heaps as
they had fallen. In some places where the
heat was most intense, whtened bones could
be seen through the smoke and flame In 9TH
er places large masses of blackened flesh were
visible. Up to the present time sixty-three
bodies have been taken from the ruins. The
cause of the explosion is not known, but it is
admitted by all to have been accidental.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

PERsoSAL~-We had the pleasure of an in
terview, Tuesday evening, with Mr.. James
Redpath, the able and energetic General Agent
of the emigration movement to Hayti He
represents the condition and prospects of the
emigrants as very favorable, and If only lit
tie more Yankee energy and method were in
fused at the other end of the line, perfect sue
cess would be attained. We received some
very valuable information and opinions from
him respecting the probable success of all the
various schemes of emancipation proposed re-
spectiyely by Hayti, Liberia, France, and the
United States, and also of the final solution of
the contrdbdnd question.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

HOSPITAL SroREs.-Forty-ive cases of hos
pital stores were forwarded yesterday morning
by express, by Geo. r. Davis, Esq, Sanitary
Commissioner, from the following places, to
witt cases from Ladies' Committee of Port
land, 8 do from Bath, do from Calais, do
each from Bremen, North Bridgton, Hartland,
St. Adams, North Vassalboro, Raymond, Dem
nysville, Dixfield, Washington, Waldoboro,
West Emden, Fort Fairfield, Smithfeld, Lib
erty, Kent's Hill, Kenduskeag, Norway, DAM
ariscotta, South Paris and Mt. Vernon, all for
the Sanitary Commission at Washington; do
for 9th Maine regiment at Fernandna, do for
Gen. Shepley at N Orleans, do for COL Frank
Z. Howe, New York, and A assorted packages
for Sanitary Commission.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

nJ- The City Hall was filed to overlooking
last evening, to witness DIR. Colton's expert
ments with the laughing gas. Towards the
close of the exhibition several ladies inhaled
the exhirating element, and the way some of
them played off their antics and excentricities,
was caution to all prim and prudish maiden
aunts and ancient spinsters.
DIR. Cotton announced that he would give
another entertainment for ladies only, on Sat
urday afternoon, and his final public exhibit
ton on Monday evening. In the meantime he
viii administer the Nitrous Acide for the cure
Of neuralgia, and other nervous complaints.
We understand that many of his patients have
been wonderfully relieved by breathing it, as
1t seems to be the "cure alp for such diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
New York Market.

NEW YORK, September II.
Cotton dull sales $50 bales at 56c for middling
uplands.
Flour-State and Western shade irmer; Super-
fine State So 5 %; extra do So 40 8 60; round
hoop Ohio So so a 5 80; Western SIS 90 5 20: com
mon to good 5 So 800; Southern firmer; mixed
to good 80 a 95; fancy and extra So 20 I SO: :
Canada tirmer; extra SIS As 6 go.
Wheat lie higher; Chicago spring 81 08 a Is; Mil
waukee club 81 10 16; winter red Western 81 %
rs; amber Iowa 81 Ii a ] -; white Michigan 81
l AZ; white Kentucky 81 As.
Corn lie higher; mixed Western IS Coo for ship
ping, "a Csc for eastern.
Beef dull; country mess s 90 10 49,
Pork lower; mess ii 81 a IL 80.
Sugars firm; New Orleans 81 10; Muscovada u
a %; Havana &c.
Coffee firmeI.
Moasses very firm; New Orleans IS 81: Porto
Rico As; Barbados So.
Frcights TO Liverpool lower: cotton 7-l6d -four
nominal grain ii I'D for wheat in bulk and ships
bags.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

The two forward cars of the excursion train
were tipped on their side, and an iron car
which followed was crowded two-thirds of its
length into the car preceding, bruisng and
cutting the passengers badly, but it is not
known how seriously. One passenger, E. A.
Batchelder, of Boston, had his leg broken. and
was bruised on the head. Dudley Weeks, en-
gineer, and Augustus Whitney, the fireman of
the up train, were instantly killed. James
Little, engineer of the up train, was very bad
ly scalded. The engines, tenders, baggage
cars, and two or three of the passenger cars
are a complete wreck.
Mr.. Prescott, the Superintendent of the
railroad: is at the scene of the accident, and
doing all in his power to provide for the COM
fort of the wounded
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

u The Bath Sentinel aud Times flares up
because we referred to its decreasing list in
that city, and says 1--WE have one hundred
more subscribersin this city BATH than Gil
man ever had,"-to the Times. That is a
precious confession. On the 9th of June the
Sentinefs semi-weekly list of at least 500 was
added to the largest list the Times ever had, of
regular subscribers. Now the list is one hun
dred more than the Times list, showing loss
of 400 in three months. II 1t falls Off at the
rate Of 125 per month, how long will it take to
establish the paper on a paying basis?
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

who have books, pamphlets, &C., which they
can spare, are requested to leave them at the
drug store of Ii. I. Cummings, Congress, near
State Street, who will forward them to our sol
diers, now in Camp Abraham Lincoln. The
soldiers will appreciate such kindness. As it
is.probable they viii remain there many weeks
it is needful they should be furnished with
food for the mind" as well as the body.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
GEN. HOOKER WOUNDED.

HARRISBURG, Sept. II.
This has been an eventful day in Maryland,
and at the latest advices everything was IA
vorable.
The rebel Gen. Longstreet was killed, and
the rebel Gen. Hill is prisoner.
Ldter.-A great battle has been fought, and
we are victorious. Gen. Longstreet was
wounded and taken prisoner.
10 p. M.-Despatehes just received at head
quarters from Hagerstown say:-We have
achieved glorious victory. Longstreet is not
killed, but is wounded and prisoner Gen.
Hooker was wounded in the foot. No partic-
ulars are received.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

CORNISH AND LIMINGToN QUoTAs.-The
quotas from Cornish and Limington came into
the city Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by
the Cornish Cornet Band, and marched to
Camp Abraham Lincoln. 1t was fine look
ing set of men.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

10 The Steamer Forest City, Capt Prince,
which has been in the employ of Government
for six weeks in carrying troops, arrived at
this port yesterday afternoon from New York.
AS she has been released from her charter by
the Government, we presume she will soon be
put upon her old route between this port and
Boston.
The Montreal, which has been engaged in
the same business as the Forest City, is expect
ed to return soon.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

nv delegation of the City Government
of Boston visited our city Tuesday evening,
accompanied by an architect. Yesterday they
visited the new City Building, and left for
home in the afternoon. They stopped at the
Preble House.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

MILITARY ELEcTIoN.-At an election of of
ficers for the company composed of the re-
cruits from Windham, Casco, and part of
Gorham, the following were elected: T. w.
Harris of Gorham, Captain; S. T. johnson of
Windham, LIST Lieut.; Charles Jones of Wind
ham, I'd Lieut.. They were all unanimously
elecfad
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

NEW INKsTAND.-Among the many i'm
provements in inkstands, we have seen none
toplease us better than" NJ yer Phineas' new air
tight inkstand," patented Aug. 10, 1862. Com
posed entirely of glass, neat and compact, it
seems the best that can be made. HALL L.
DAVIS, Exchange Street, has them for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Chadwick who went to
Washington, with other physicians from this
city, to attend to the sick and wounded SOL
diers, has returned. He will remain home a
few days. and then will leave for Washington,
where he will be engaged in his professional
duties among the soldiers some months.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

GT We learn that Capt. Samuel Dana, of
the 18th U. S. Infantry, is the Mastering and
Disbursing officer, and Assistant Commissary
of Subsistence for Camp Abraham Lincoln, and
that his office is in N. J. Jose's building, on
Lime Street, adjoining the Post Office.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

ADDRESS FROM Rev. Mr.. Cox.-Our cit
liens will bear in mind that the address of
Rev. Henry Cox, upon incidents of the rebel
lion in the State of Missouri, will take place
in the new City Hall this evening at half past
seven o'clock. Admittance free.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

FROM HILTON HEAD.-A letter from Hilton
Head. in the Hartford Press, confirms the re-
port that orders had been received there to
recruit five thousand loyal (black) South Car
olinans for military service, and large number
in addition for other duties. The writer
doubts the capacity of the negroes for military
service. There was no special anxiety con-
corning the rams or iron-clads of Savannah or
Charleston. A strong naval force is in the
vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

PERsoNAL.-Major Mann, U. S. Paymaster,
arrived in the city yesterday noon and took
lodgings at the Preble House. In the after
noon he received dispatch to return, which
he will do in the morning.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

Two Men Killed and several severely
Wounded.
NEwBuRYPoRT. Mass. Sept. Il

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Sept II.
The $40 train from Boston, and AN excur-
sion train tPerham's) returning to Boston from
Portsmouth, over the Eastern Railroad, came
into collision about mile east of Wenham,
about IL o'clock this evening. Both trains
were going at high rate of speed, and the
shock was terrible, as owing to a curve in the
road the approaching trains could not be seen
until they were close together. The two To-
comotives, tenders and baggage cars were
jammed together into space not fifty feet in
length.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. IT,
Stocks steady; Chicago & Rock Island 69f; Cleve-
lands Toledo 55l; Michigan Southern guaranteed 64I
Michigan Central III; Reading Gil; New York Cen
trail 95l Erie 40s Us skies 1881 coupons lo1 Amer
lean Gold HIS Treasury 3loths lo4i United States
Demand Notes Iii.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

AcCIDENT.-One of the employees of the
Portland Company, Tuesday afternoon, had
his hand crushed SO badly as to require am
putatiOn.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

sB-The little daughter of Mr.. Read Nichols,
who was so severely injured last week, we
learn is still alive, and some hopes are enter
tanned of her recovery Bath Times.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.

nB-Mails per steamship Norwegian lat Que
bee from Liverpool, will close at the Postoflice
in this city, at IL O'Clock, NJ. Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

start an enterprising people ought to be pre-
pared to meet even an experienced rival an in
definite time hence.-IThe Times.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

% Mr.. Dexter Daniels, of this city, has
brought to our office box of nice, large, ripe
They were as large and as delicious as any
that we have ever seen brought from States
further South. 1t may be proper to say that
Mr. d. left the box and contents, but they
soon-skedaddled!-the contents and not the
box
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18

expected. 1t is evident that Gen. Mcclellan
was pressing Gen. Lee to the river in such a
manner that his army cannot much longer
sustain itself, unless relieved from the other
side. Its crossing in the face of such deter
mined pressure is simply Impossible, and the
events of to-day and tomorrow will probably
decide the success or total failure of the cam
pagn.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Wanted at Once.

A YOUNG MAN TO travel as SALESMAN of
IA goods to consumers and vendors, in such line.
Those wishing snch pleasant occupation will address
with REAL NAME, Post Office Box No 3s4, Portland.
sep15-lw
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Real Estate ONCE Removed.
MOSES GOULD,

Has removed his Office from 20 Exchange Street, to
"A MIDDLE STREET, (uP sTAIRs)
4 FOR SALE at bargains suited to war
ER times Houses, House Lots, and Wharf Pro-
hxHk&Seu perty.
s,EHd,x two story Houses, sl4O0 each; fine Cot
EAtage, $500; so House Lots. from $500 to
$500; Houses from 5000 to $500; House Lots
within minutes walk of the Post Office, $3.50
MOSES GOULD.
Aug. 10 3w "A Middle st. (up stairs.)
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
SAVE THE PIECES!
Richards Combined Glue and Cement

MILL save TEN times its cost to any family using
w il to repair Furniture, Glass, Crockerg and
Stone Hare. Wholesale and retail by
iseod3w q. l.. BAILEY, AZ Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-18
Another Day of Fighting ended in favor of
the Union Army.

Wounded and taken
Prisoner.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15

NOTICE. 10 hereby given that by virtue
IN Of a. execution Issued from me othes
Of the clerk of tue Dubois Common fieas
Court, and 10 mo drecled. VIII oner ior
sale sl public auction 10 the highest oioce'
for cash in hand, a. the door o. me eouF'
house in Jsspcr on
SATURDAY, Jan. 18th. 1862.
between the hours prescribed by law he
rents and profits FOR term not exeeed'ue
seven years, Of the following described rssi
estate. 10 wit:
The west half Of the south west quarter
Of Section No. eleven; also. ihe south east
quarter Of the south west qusrier 81 section
No. eleven; and Tho south cart quarter 2
ths south east quarter Of section ten, and M
west, psrt of The north east quarter o. ~
south west quarter 81 section eleven; nil o
the. Stores aidtractbeing n Township mum
bsr one - south Of range number hyc wee
containing 1870 scres more o. less.
And on failure 10 realize The fol- amonn
Of Judgment, interest aud coste, called f
BY said execution, will at The same 'lm
and place, and 10 like manner, Expose
public sals the lee simple Of said real estate
Taken in execution ns tho properly
BAIL B. Etmon sion at the suii of B. n. a
C,rd, guardisn D. B lIsddock's heirs.
Said sale will be made without any rsli
whatever from valuation vr srprsissme
laws.
JOHN WE'KEL. ShtriH y G.
A. y. Beckett. sty ~ pin.
dec. 25, 1861 NJ ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15
survey Notice.

k-OTr -E n hrrehv given iha' VII rro-
eeed VITA The G uniy SURVEYOR o. pn-
ho;s eonn,v IN the 6 y dav q Fehrrary' =.
n ,ee9 "a -rr M lines AMI determine me
.onrl.ries ~ SIC. IL, r. 2 s r. wcs'.
tThe intsrnediaie Iire- I'LL be run ana 'ns
|rorners established. Personsinieres'ed WI
ska no1s'' "A r. SMITH.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15
r sNITII
Adm;nistrnfor's Noiicc.

N1orrcr is hereby given that 'hT unaer'
IN signed has bren nppnls'so Ne'' 49, 4
snr of The estate u Frnnci. M.'ouFn' '''s \
Dubois county. deceased. Sud Rs'a'e = 'op
posed 10 be s''lvsni
". G.. hcams, ATTY. Jan ~. w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15

N-OTICE Il hereby given that ! will pro-
csed With lie County Surveyor Of Do
bois county. on The 9th day q January
1859. Il run n. lines srd determine ,he
bonodsrie. of Sec. I. r. J. s. r. W
and on the iO,h dsy Of Feb. ls62. % run
,hs lines and detsrmins tho boundaries o.
Sec. ct. I.SR.4 w.
The intermedl.le lines will slsn be run snd
The corners thereof established. IN person'
interested wilita notice.
Jsr. 9-3u* JoHr hATCh.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15
.IAspER
JIsr OF LETTERS

LISr OF LETTERS
n EHsTNING ~ ,As Past Oflicr =, -
IT, p,r. Ind which i mt caled far % q
Sfore ihe fr.i DAY n M.rch nrx' ~
J sent to The dead letter efsice q 'he p q
|eprrrm. Washington City, y G.
|ren,cn Narrissa p kman Benj
|srr Samurl II c.rr John
Urn Joseph n'sehinger ~
|ill Emily Hhrrls kIch7fa
|ones I.a.c Keri''r Gn~tsvn
ke,ffe, Anton Krsffar Chrislcpa
,hs Hermann : Nv John
Jan. Is JOHN MANN' 81 ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-01-15
DESEEsT'EH.

4 REWARD or THIRTY DOL
&. LARS wAl be rnid M the rFre'i hno
rs -on6nsment ~ Anv Jtii, 80 ihs' ! can
..,sI,,,n ,hs fo,,.winv na., ~ itTSFRFEk
rom The Tweniy.ioug:h Regimen i"1'sus
GEORGE Nv. HOLLAND.
A Corporsl in Cant. MrHNl'iHs rulp .s'f'
. ce 2l yesrs:'5 isel 8 l-2 inches hisn''.AiH :
haze eys-- t'rk h"lFs ~.
sssn,.,;on a farmer; h0rn " lailhnn,'ann
;n.o liz service of fhe United
S,.,s. ~ Colonel " 1cd, on The 3l-' dAy o'
JuIv. 1861. 10 serve FIR ihc psriod q 'Afee
.s.,. residence. Dubois cOrniv. Indians.
CAPT. THOS JONNSON.
J.ns 1862 c4,h Indiana Volunteers
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N-oTICE j. hereby given ,hn' 'hr rndrr
IN stoned ha. beer appoin'eA afm'nS'ra
=, of ,he estate ~ Noah p Arms, la'e r
Dubois county. derearfd, Sai1 fr'''S \
supposed 10 be irsolven'.
JAMS. JAMES Y. N"
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
H-OTICE Il hereby given iha' me un'fr
.;cned. sdminis'rs'or nf fhe esfa'V
ys,h n. Arms. deed. will offer f"r ssls
pubblic auction, q, tie late residence o. 20
decsdent, son 80
"wednesday Feb s, 1s6e
All or his personaI property, ns! 'asen
he widow, consisting OF dry goods, rrcrefie
hsrar.re. cueensw are. fancy article. elotl
Ing. dyes!ufr.. paints. oils, &C. &C.
Terms or sae-All sums over 'nFee %
lsrs. II months credit will be given, puren
ser giving note with approved. securl'
bearing interest IRON da'e, waving sa's
,ion ana .ppraisment laws; AZ sums uno
So cash 10 hand.
Jan 1862. JANIS Nrwror. ndmr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
NInine,s Ouoto FuII.

PorrtAND, Me-. Sept 27 y, appears
from auttentic ci6cial statements that
Maine has filed her quota under both
calls for 100000 men. Her quota under
the first Was 1000, and all the men have
been in the field for four weeks past.
Under the last call for drafted men Maine
has hipe hundred and sixty men ready,
all raised by volunteering and they have
all been camped At Portland, Augusta,
and Bangor since the l5th inst. 4s.f
They are all ready 70 movs the moment
they are uniformed AID equipped, Prior
to these contributions Maine has sent over
$4,000 men. and including the 1000
seamOn she has given the navy, has raised
40 900 men for the Uni,n, ,aF 81
I The total population Of Maine is 62S,.
600. She claims lie proud pre-. emiuence
Of being the banner State in raising vol
unteers. She sends no drafted men to
the war.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

you are Sighting, II is for these mad
schemos Of abolition aud diSunion. You
are fighting to make the Southern people
throw down their arms aud free their ne
gl oes." x II dononn'e Linroln as
4 tyrant lIs has perured his soul.' |
denouncs his acts OF oppression as ioul
acts Of perjury against the Constitution" +"
Vote for VIM. Z. Finck.
Ifyou endorse the following extracts
from the Ohio Eagle. towii:
"Now, that tie AJoIitiOn;sts have in,
auguratsdthis war. The burden of taration
,UiH be ruinous.
| ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO WOULD
ENLIST TO FIGHT AGAINST THE
SOUTH. WOULD ENLIST TO FIGHT
FOR THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
CHICAGO PLATFORM
Democrats OF the North. ara you to be
dragged into a civil war of murderous
horrois for cause in which you have nc
sympathy. Let those who induqardted
[this war fgAt their own battles II blood
must be sled. LET 1T BE REPUBLICAN
BL0OD!! .f. ..G .5.t.t
"The Democracy Of Old Fairfield bs
lieyo this an uuholy war, fruitlsss fol
good, cerIsin 10 its assaults TO add to tn,
ostrang. and bitter hatred Of the two
sections, and 10 work dissolution eterna
"A war waged by the sectional "irrs
preSsIbl-s" for their own selfish aggran
dizameni. and for the carrying out Of the
Lincoln Chicago Platform" - ~
Vote for VIM. Z; Finck.
Ifyou would endorse the following re
solutions passed by the democracy o
this county, to wit:
RssOlved. That We heartily endorse tn
Ohio Eagle, believing its course has beel
truly Democrat, just and patriotic. ant
most cordially recommend it to the liberia
patronage Of our friends throughout tn
county.
RsolVei. Thst we believe The purpos
Of the party now 10 power, under tn
fsiso and hypocritical plea TO save th
Union, is to prosecute the war for th
Subjugation oftbe South--far the fIeedor
Of the egro--for the subyersion Of stat
governments and for The erection Of a con
solidated government on the ruins Of on
fedora! constitution.
Our motto is. millions for defence. BU'
NOT ONE CENT FOR THE C0ER
TIoN OR SUBJUGATION OF S0VE
REIGN STATES.
Vote for VIM. E Finck. -f-..l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

and wealthy and Twas to.be. lost, i would
not stretch forth my hand to save her
from destruction, il she will not be saved
bya rsstorstlo1 oI the Union Since this
die Of her wretchednsss Fas been cast by
her own hands, let the coin Of her misery
circulate alonc ia her own dOminions ,un,
til the peace of Union amcliorates her for
lorn condition, d.
BY these lew words you may readily
discern that my political aspirations are
things Of the past, t,and | am not the char.
ac;er Of man you seek. No legislation in
which might be suffered to take fee
bic part will. in my opinion, suffice to a.
mend the injury already inflicted upon
our country by these remorseless traitors.
Their policy for the dissolution. of the
Government, was inflated 10. blood and
their sediious blood only can suffice to
make amends for the evil done. This
Government must be preserved for future
generations in the same mould in which
it was transmitted to US if il takes the
last man and the last dollar OF the pres
cnt generation within its borders to &C.
complish it. y
For the hatteriug manner in which you
have seen Ct to aIlude to my past services
| return my sincere thanks. but if it las
been my fortune to bleed and suffer some
for my country. it is all hut 100 little
compared 10 what | am willing again and
again and again 10 endure; aud should
faIe SO ordain II, / will esterm il as the
highest privilege a just Dispenser can a.
ward, 10 shed the last drop Of blood in
my veins for the honor Of that flag whose
emblem is justice, liberty and truth, and
which bas been, and as humbly trust in
God ever will he. for tho right.
In conclu,iou let me request that your
dssire to associate my name with the high
and honorable POSITION you would confer
upon ma be at once dismissed, and some
more suitable and worthy person substi
tuted. Meanwhile, sh Il continue tc
look with uGfeigned pride and admiration
on the conliuuancs Of the prespn, able
conduct Of our State affairs, and feel tha
am sufficiently honored whilo aokrowl
edged as an tumble soldier Of our owr
peerless Slate.
j Accept. "gain. my thanks for you
kind aud generous wishes Tor my
future prosperity. and permit mo to re
main, '' f'' -'""
' Yours and my country's humble ssrv't
" JoHN A. LOGAN. Brig. Gen
To the Hon o. 81. Hatch, SecretaIyo
s'ate. -, ,,,. ''I'