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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
The Assassin atIOn of General ROBBERS
L.. mcCOok.

Capt. Burt, of Gen. Robert l.. McCooks 8
staff, with detachment Of the Ninth Ohio Regi-
ment, arrived from Nashville by railroad last
evening with Gen. McCooks remains Capt.
Bart has furnished the particulars Of Gen. Nc
Cooks assassination, which took place on the
5:h lust, near Petty's plantation, on the road to
Winchester, Tenn. The assassination had
been planned by the rebel bushwhackers, who
were fully posted as To the movements Of Gen.
McCook's brigade.
The Nashville Union very justly prononnces
IL one Of the most fendish atrocities Of the re.
bellion. Gen. Robert L. McCook was 10 bad
health, and was travelling In an ambulance, be.
ing unable 70 cit up, some two miles In advance
OF his command, accompanied By several etsff
officers. Not far from Salem they met with .
man living By the roadside, who appeared very
friendly, and told the party where they could
fiud suitable camping ground. The party
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

proceeded short distance, when about one
hundred guerfiIlas tuahed ouL OF thelwoods and
made for the ambulance. The 'hprpes became
unmanugeablo, and Gen. McCook raised him
self on his hands to help the drivers while In
this position guerrilla rode up and ehot him
through the abdomen. he survived but about
twenty-seven hours. Captain Brooks, OF his
stAii, was taken prisoner; the others escaped.--
The soldiers, who were greatly infuriated az
this most brutal murder Of q sick man, proceed
ed to the plantation of the fellow who had act
ed as decoy, and demolished every thing on bis
premises. They also wreaked their fury on the
heads of the rebels In the vicinity. The pres.
ence Of General MoCook's remains In this city
laat evening gave rise to q feeling Of general
sorrow. The Asgs on the Custom-house and
other public buildings were placed at halfmast
and the city wore an air Of mourning. The
remains were received by the Provost Guard,
under command Of Csptsin billiard, and were
conveyed to the Calf House, where they were
guarded during the night. A committee OF
citizens appointed BY the City Council Of Gin.
cnDati arrived by the mail.boat last night, and
took charge of the body, which will bssent for
ward by railroad to Cincinnati this moEnlng.-
Louisville Journal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

A TERmSio ADVENTURE WITH Boa CoNsTRlo.
roR.-one Of the most thrilling incidents which
has ever come to our knowledge. occurred a
few days since 10 "side show" with Van Am
burgh & Co.'s Menagerie, where two enormous
snakes, an anaconda and boa constructor, are
on exhibition. Both Of the huge reptiles are
kept in one case with glass top. opening ct the
side, and the keeper was engaged in the act Of
feeding them when the event occurred. The
longer Of the snakes, the boa constructor, which
Is some thirty feet long and aa large around the
middle as a msn's thigh, had Just swallowed
two rabbits when the keeper introduced his arm
aud body into the cage for the purpose Of reach
Ing third to the AnAconds at the opposite COR
ner.
While In this position the boa, not satisfied
with hIa share Of the ratiOnS. made spring.
probably with the intention Of securing the 70.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
The Late war Nsvys.
THE ouraaILLA wAa IN TIE WEST.


At Ozark, Missouri, on the 81 inst Colonel
LAwTREA, with one hundred and tWensy-hv
rebels, attacked Capt BiRcH's command Of
seventy-fve Federals. Our men. after firing
At the enemy, Withdrew into the brush. The
rebels rode up end called upon our meu to sur
render, which was returned by volley, empty.
log several saddles. The rebels then Feireated
to White river, where Captain BIhcH attack
ed them Oh the Alb, killing thirty, wounding
many, and capturing horsee, clothing, guus
and saddles.
A fgbs is reported as occurring on the 6sh at
Point Pleasant, Mo-, between some citizens who
had banded together to resist the enrolment Of
troops and some troops sent from New Madrid
to enforce the Law. Several weys killed on
each eide,
From Springfield, Mo-, We learn that on the
7th inst. MsjoF MonTeonERY attacked COrErxs
guerriIlas in the western part Of Dod county,
ank killed eleven, wounded four and took sew
enteen prisoners. ~
A dispatch from Hudson, Missouri, states
that on the 7th, at KlIksville. AdAir county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
The Reception of General McC0ok's
Rem aims at Cincinnati Tho Fu-
neral.

The remains Of the late Brigadier- General
BoBERr l. MoCooK arrived at Cincinnati on
Sunday morning on the mail boat from Louis
vile. They were accompanied by his Abide
Camp, Captain BURT, and the committees from
Cincinnati.
The bells of the city we're tolled and the
flags of the shipping and upon public buildings
we're suspended at half mast. The remains
were escorted to the Court House, where the
body was deposited in state. At ten O'Clock
the relatives of the deceased were escorted to
the Court House, and at eleven the doors were
opened, and large numbers of citizena visited
the rotunda to testify their respect for the gal
liant dead, during the day and evening
Arrangements were made for the funeral
ceremonies to take place at the Court House st
hslf-past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
for large civic and military procession to
accompany the remains of the gallant dead to
their fnAl resting place in Spring Grove Gem
eteTy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Orr,csrs ana sOlalers swarming,"

We find the following paragraphs in tho Chi
cago Journal of the 3Istof July, The Journal
Ia Republican paper:
II would seem hardly necessary TO raise new
regiments in Illinois, while our State 10 swarm
ing, from Cairo to Chicago, with officers and
men absent On furlough from their regiments 10
the field, where they are go much needed. A
stranger would suppose our State Tss under the
protection Of the army, from the vas: number of
men of war roaming over ii.
Officers and soldiers! for the sake of your
country and your own reputation, 60 back to
yous posts Of duty Immediately. The post Of
duty is now the post Of honor.
This lie equally true as to Ohio. ofice's and
men can be seen IN nearly every town in the
State, and in every railroad car, fully able to be
at their posts Officers are around in numbers
sufficient to form regiments. Many Of them,
beside neglecliug their duties, stand on the
corners of streets and about hotels, and abuse
their superior officers, and thus discourage en-
listments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

naming rabbit, bub, Instead, fastened bis jaws
upon the keepst's hand, and, With the rapldIty
OF lightning, threw three coils around The poor
fellow. thus rendering him entirely helpless.
His shouts Of distress at once brought several
men to his assistance, and among them, fortu-
nately, was well known Snowman named
Townsend, man Of great muscular power, and
what was Of much more Importance, one who
had been familiar with the habits Of these 70.
pulslve monsters all hislIfe, having owned some
of the largest ones ever brought 70 this copp-
try. lsss HA. MA u "
The sIluation Of the keeper wasnow petiIous
In the extreme. The frat thing to be done was
to uncoil the snake from around him. but II In
attempting this the reptile should become In
the least degree angered he would, In q second,
contract his coils with power sufficient to
craDh the life. out Of an OK, A single quick
convulsion of the creature, and the keepers
soul would be in eternity! This Townsend
fully understood; 60 without attempting to dis.
turb the boa's hold upon the keepers hand, be
managed BY powerful, yet extremely cautious
movements to uncoil the snake without exciting
him, after which by the united e1ertlons Of two
strong men the jaws were pried open and the
man released in completely exhausted condi.
tion. The bite Of the boa constructor ia NOT
poisonous, and although the bitten hand was
immensely swollen the next day, no serious re-
suits were apprehended. A more narrow
escape from a most horrible death, II would
be difficult to imagine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
TllInoIr m Riahs,

/. is glorious ness that comes to us from
Springfield, that eight hundred comDanies have
already been rendered TO the Adjutant General
under the recent calls of the President. These
companies, numbering eightylfouf men each,
give 90 aggregate Of siziy seven thousand tsOc
hundred men. AT this rate, there will be no
necessity for any draft In this State, and II Is
stated that the Adjutant General has applied to
the Government for authority to accept volun
teors for nine months under the last call Of the
Presidant. Il will be granted, of course. Iii.
nois ID indeed noble State. II ell the loyal
States should do likewise, what an exhibition Of
nasional power would u be- Chicago Hmss 9h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

HuDsoN's UHRvkLED TOOTH PAsTE.-The
best DsntfTics now in use. Cleans, 0hiteas and
at the same time preserves the Teeth; HeGls
diseased Gums and PRSifss the Breath; Possess
es neither Alkalies, Aeids or any injurious sub
stance. Well knotoa and reliable persons recon-
mend 1t HIGHLY. Its effects are always pleasant
Try IL.
Sold at studer's Periodical Stand, and at
Samuel's, Naples, Sehueller's, Fisk & RIdg-
wsy's, and Wilson's Drug Stores, and by good
Druggists everywhere. n..,.s
July IL, ls62-dly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

A WEEK or two ago the Washington CORES.
poudent of the New York Tribune telegrAphed
to The Tribune that an order had Issued from the
War Department. for the arrest of Col. Norton,
who could not be found We took it for grant
ed that thiS dispatch was merely an abolition
ruse, and Il turns out that we were correct. No
order has Issued from the War Department or
elsew here for the arrest of Col Norton, nor has
his whereabouts been at any time matter OF
the slghteet uncertainty In official circles at
Washington. The whole thing was "a weak
invention of the enemy" We gladly take this
occasion to renew the expression of our conf
dence 10 Col. Norton's high and spotless char
acter as an officer and as o gentleman. He j
DOT OILY pure bat above suspicion -Lou'sutlI'
Journal
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! 7Ve5c1 n 16e sITenrer Oassl


WnIIAm MlroHELL, correspondent OF tns
Lawtencs. Moss, American, saysa Washington
dispatch, was arrested at Arlington, Virginia
on the 7.h irsl, on the charge Of writing letters
accusing number Of the officers Of the 4'n
Massachusetts Of iroompetency and neglect Of
duty. He was taken to Washington and con-
tined In the old Capitol prison, This 10 sne
frs, case; the second Is as follows;
A corresoopden. Of the New York Epen'n9
Pos. writes a letter charging General McCIEI-
Lam with giving pass to @notOricus rebel
Mr.. HARHisos, the proprietor Of Harrison .
Landing on the James river, "to 60 and come
through our lines," and probably to 60 to and
return from Richmond OF pleasure; warning the
country not to be "surprised to hear very soon
of disaster through treschery made easy BY our
own commanders, !" In the army of the Potomac,
and predicting that by the iDcompetency' neg
lee, of duty and treachery Of General Mo
CLRLLAs, and other officers In his army the
tragedy of "BaIl's Bluff will be repeated on
large scale."
This letter was published 10 the New York
Poss, aud republished in the Columbus, Ohio,
Journal after the editorS and proprietorO OF the
latter paper had due and full notice OF Secretary
order directing the arrest and I'm
prisoument Of any person engaged IN "discour-
aging volunteer eniiotmeuts, or in any way
giving aid or comfort TO the enemy, or any other
disloyal practice against the United States
Which is the stronger csse--lhAt against
WILLIAM MITCHELL, correspondent of the Law
renee American, OF that against HURT, ALLEN
g. Co editors and proprie!ors Of the Columbus
Jsuract3 An impartial man can easily settle
the question to bis own satisfaction at least
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Jim Lane in Kansas.

Jx LANE made war speech at LsSyenwofth
on Monday night, the 4sh inst. The LsAven-
worth Conservative (AboIItion-R Republican, says:
Cen. Lane has divided the State into two die
,riots, for the purpose Of facilitating the organ.
isatIpn Of the two regiments expected to be
raised in this department. Capt J. NJ. Will
liams Of the 5ih KAnaas has been appointed
Commissioner for recruiting the dietrict north
Of Kansas river, and Capt. Henry G. Seaman
s.h regiment, for the district south Of the same
Both gentlemen are well Known to our people
as AboIiEionisss, and as gallant and capable of
f7onra. .tttfstsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

| Col. MoNEIL's forces had hght With PoArrR's
guerrilIas, In which the latter had one hundred
and forty killed. Our men captured forty wag-
ons Of supplies and ten wagon loads of arms
Several skirmishes took place near Helena,
Arkansas, on the "a and 81 inst, in one Of
which two companies Of our troops escorting q
provision train Of sixty wagons, were dispersed
and many Of them captured by body Of Texan
Ranger cavalry. The wagons were destroyed.
Ninety Federals were surprised fifteen miles
above Helena, and all except two killed or cap
tured.
Near Humboldt, Tennessee, on the 7th Inst,
Captain BaRcK with flty three Of the Oh I'LL
nois cavalry, surprised FAUIKErR's cavalry
while sleeping, and killed thirty men and afty-
Avo horses aud took great portion Of the enc
my arms, Seven Of our men were wounded;
two seriously. at
THE BATTLE NEAR cULREPRER, VA
1t seems that on Friday last. the 9Th Inst,
General BAYARD of MoDOwELL's corps, waa en-
gagged on our extreme advance, near the Rspi-
dan river, Nkirmishing with large rebel force
aad battling their efforts TO surround and cut
him Of. Oa the next day. Saturday, be was
engaged 10 the same wsy some hours before
General BANKS came up.
The rebels under JACKSON and EwELL had
crossed the Rspidan 10 force, aud their advance
guard, fifteen thousand strong, was attacked BY
BANKS Saturday afternoon, about ak miles
south OF Culpepper Court House, The rebel
position vas in The woods, while our troops in
attacking them were obliged TO cross open
ground.
The fight became general at half past Eve P.
NJ, end continued ill late in the evening.
Indeed, artillery firing is said to have been
kept up till midnight.
Oae Of the dispatches says; Our uoops
fought like veterans No sooner did volley
of musketry or q diacharge Of artillery NOW
down the ranks Of regiment, than the gsps
were closed up and new front presented
Regiment We'd with regiment, and brigade with
brigade ia deeds Of valor, and few instances
indeed we're there where even Individuals fall
tered
General BANKS was on the feld during the en-
tire action Generals POPE and MCDOWELL ar
rived on the ground during the progress Of the
battle, and once came near being captured BY
some rebel cavalry, who were quickly driven
back by our men. Three Ohio regiments, the
5.h, 7th and 29lb, were in the battle.
The loss is estimated at from Two to three thou
sand on each side in killed, wounded and miss
ing. But this of course is mere conjecture, as
no official report has yet been made. Our men
appear to have maintained their ground against
an enemy who bed the advantage Of them both
10 numbers and position. There was some
In front on Sunday morning; but IL
was thought both parties were too much e1
hsrated to renew the Hght that day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

p PaddOck's Bank Mirror, published week.
ly, semi-monthly and monthly, at 50 so, 50 90
and 81 so per year, By William R. Paddock,
Exchange Broker, southeast corner Third and
Walnut streets, Cincinnati, is just the publics-
tion needed by merchants and other business
men at this time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

DRAFTIkG,--A ridiculous report, that the Gov
eminent intended to com neDee drafting" men
for the war. has been widely circulated by the
Voorhees, and Vallsndghsm liars OF this city
for day or two past Ii is lie made Of whole
cloth, as the retailers Of 1t know.
So said the Indianapolis Journal just one
mouth ngo. The Journal is one Of the wise or
gsns OF the Administration, snd also of Grand
Juries that, by snuiiiDg the breeze, know where
there is man with sweet breath, ami then
incouinently proceed to indict him for treason.
Long live the JOuTnal!-Cin. Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Local M a tiers.

GJr ColcDel Mcclellan reports ore thousand
and ten men in bic regimen. (the s5th ohio).
Part Of the regiment went Into camp yesterday,
aud more will go in to day. The camp Is To-
Gated on the National road, nearly mile west
of Camp Chase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

n- President Merrick, of ths Wesleyan Uni
versity at Delaware, has received the degree OF
LII D. from GalesVille University, Wisconsin,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

P The Misses Webb will be at home this
eyeuirg at the Atheneum The Soiree will be
delightful one. "The Attorneys Wife" and
"Wonan's Whims" will be presented, accom-
panied with songs and dances. We are oil in.
vted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
THE CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.

TINE CAMPAIGN sTATEsnAN.
Tbis paper will be devoted exclusively to toe
rublicssion of matter designed TO promote the
sucees. Of sound constitutional doctrines and
orinciplss-apd the overthrow Of Abolition
RebIblicaniam at the ballot box.
The price Will be as follows:
a;oole copiss. 80 cents
Clubs of from to rs copies, 25 cents each copy
Clubs Of from Is to SO (" %
Clubs of 81 copies and over,
60 Une address, ~
The above price will barely cover the COST
the object being to put the paper at such 10"
H. ure as to insure general circulation through
out the State
County and Township Committees and Clubs
should send 10 their orders by the 18th day Of
July, 1862 TIE cssb must in al csses accom-
pany the order.
Friends Of constitutional liberty, go to WORK
and give The Campaign StstesfaaH . vide cir
oulstion, Address,
MANYPENNY b MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Ststeeman,
l} Columbus, Ohio. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

GrcRoE E. HERsEY, of bingham, Mass, was
executed on Friday. the 9Th inst for poisoning
BErsEY TIRRrLL, girl to whom he was en-
gagged 10 be married. He confessed bis crime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

u John Q. Lane, Esq, OF Zlnesville, has
been appointed Commandant of the camp at
that place, with the rank Of Colonel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
United Statss MdT,hdl.
CoLumnus. July 26. 1876:

CoLuMBUs, July &c, 1862
ALI persons indebte to us, either BY note or
on account, are hereby notified to make pay
mens on or before the 10th of September next.
We shall leave for collection all claims not paid
by the. time.
inis QS-d&W6g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

u One hundred men from Colonel Caring
tons regiment left yesterday morning for Gen.
Buells army.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Judge Of the Supreme Court
RUFUS P. RANNEY. of Cuyahoga.
sseT&ITy Of Stcts,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, of Seneca
Attorney General,
LYMAN R. CRITCHFIELD, of Holmes
School Commissioner, .
cHAs. W H. CATHCART, of Montgomery
Member Of the Board Of Pablo Works.
JAMES GAMBLE, OF Ccshoctcn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

New Orleans correspondent says that Gen.
Neal Dow, the author of the Maine liquor law,
tt VINO Ia now IN command of Fort Jackson,
Il sw Orleans, likes mint iuleps as we'll as any.
., ,.lp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12


UsITED SrATEs MARsHAL's PAsa.-The C'eve-
land Leader says truly that +" 1t Is queer state
Of things when pass from United States
Marshal is necessary in order to get from ono
section of Ohio to another" The Leader gives
the following copy of pass used In the North.
ern District Of this State:
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFBICE,)
NORTHERN DIsTRicr or OHlo,}
CLEvELAND, -, 1862.
To all .ohOm Il may concern: This 10 to Ger.
tify that -, of the age Of - years, com.
plexion -. height - feet aud - inches,
and now desiring and intending TO leave this
District for the purpose of proceeding TO -,
is known to me to be residentof -, in the
county of -, In the State of Ohio; and !
sm satisfied from due proofs that he 10 loyal
citizen, aud that bis said intended journey lie
legitimate and necessary, and with no purpose
to avoid being drafted into the military service
of the United States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12

MP Ihold that fAfs Government scds made on ~
,sSsfs 6oSia kv Sc11e men, for the btNeft Of Schif'
snen Gad their f0sGSTffv foreper; Do,,n, .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Hon. $. Cox az sprlrgsisId.

Mr.. Cox addressed large war meeting at
Springfield, Clarke county, on Friday evening,
BIZ invitation of the Military committee there
His speech was received Hiih great favor, aud
attended by the best results.
on Saturday, there WAS an immense meeting
of the Democracy and other conservative men,
at the same place, which was also addressed by
Mr.. Cox, in moet able and acceptable man
ne.
The following letter, which We have iust se
ceived from Springfield, speaks fer itself:
SPRKeElELD, CLAIRE Co., Aug. II, 1862.
EDS. STArEsMAN:-The Democracy and other
colseFv ative men of this county, had glorious
meeting here on Saturday last, there being
present not less than five thousand people, who
bad come together at short notice to hear the
faithful, fearless ard eloquent Representative
oil the Columbus district Mr. Cox made war
speech on Friday evening at the request Of the
came war committee who had treated him SO IN
fairly tho week before. Both his war speech
and his speech to the Democracy on Saturday,
we're masterpieces Of eloquence and argument,
and Il was the general remark of all present
that Mr.. Cox exceeded all his former IffJrte.
Il was great day for the Democracy Of Clarke,
and will have good effect in the city and
county, twill convince our Republican friends
that the Democracy are in earnest, and Can not
be driven from their devotion 70 "the Conslitu-
tion as il is and tee Union as it was" neither
By threats or denuncations. The entertainment
was wound up in the evening about twelve
O'clock, by handsome serenade, given to Mr.,
Cox at the Willis House. By Cropp's German
Band.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-12
Campaign Statesman for 1862.

The proprietors Of the Ono STATEsHAN VIII
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
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az NATIONAL PLA1FORM'


f,oronr,s, BY voTE ERARLY uEkMnoua, rAslED ~. ~
,.sen~rra ResoLuTIoN, WHICH KxrRrssa THE vorA os
~ 49, a .r,or AND rs rHK THUE sTAEDkRD OF LOYALTY
rhst ths present deploTabe civil war ha. been forced
vne ne country By the disanioniss o the southern
ses nov iu AIMS against the oonsti utionai Govern
e snd "a arms around the Capital that In this Ma
tonsi erepency Congress, banishing all feeling o.
mare passion and resentment will Tecoiect only iIs
dniy to the whole country tadf tts toaT 70 m0l soa
y,,v.pose OF eoRQuea or sHb}tQdt.oR or PrrpoSe q
ovsyE3ro,oino or tatrferta9 so 20 rghts or sstao,
Sshed lssttn0ns Of ttosS States oaI % ageu ~, -
oT~aerre le Lsio acif al khs dignity, eQttsty, dna
yighf Of t1s several 6of u1ttnPdsseG d'sG not 90
saon al Iess Objects are accomplished nc Waf 0uoH'
20 osd0s.r