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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
GEN. PEcK's COMPLIMENTARY ORDER.
Head Quarters Pcck's Division, }
JuIv Ii 1850

|
Genera! Order, No. The General
commanding the Division returns his
earnest thanks to tho officers aud soldiers
Of his command for the careful and intel.
ligeut manner in which they discharged
their numerous duties, and for the zeal
and fidelity which they displayed, during
the recent critical operations of the army.
| You were intru,ted with the general
defense of the ChickahOminy below the
Railway, with the guarding OF the Dumer.
Gus roads, and the destruction of all
the bridges, in the face of Jackson's col
umn. White Oak Swamp, covering the
left flank of the army, was placed under
your protec'ion-together with the
roads to the James River--through the
swamps which you were ordered to hold
at all hazards.
Reinforced by Palmcr's Brigade of
COUGHS Division, you CONNER need the
grand flank movement on the morning of
the 2Sth, crossing the White Oak Swamp
and taking position some four miles in
the direction of Richmond, covering the
position Of Charles City, New Markets,
Qlakers, and other important roads
This advanced and hazardous point you
held with COUGHS Division, iu spite of
Wise's charge, during two long and try ing
days, when, in conjunction with the COM
mands Of Couch and Porter, you took tho
advance to James River
The last great movement, began at ten
O'Clock A. Nj. on the I'd, and ended at I
Z. NJ. on the 81 of July, by your arriving
at llarrisons Point, as the rear guard,
with the immense train of the army, in
spite Of the elements and the enemy.
A II these duties were most honorable
and responsible, and the Division General
trusts that the Commanding general will
be pleased to inscribo upon your banners
the following names:
Chckahoniiuy Swamp.
White Oak Swamp.
Rail Road Bridge.
Bottoms Bridge.
Charles City y Roads.
Harrison's Point.
The General coDgratulates the troops of
New York, Pennsy lvauis, aud Maine, upon /
the accession of Gen. Ferry's brigade, COM
posed of the 18th Indiana, ,39th Illinois, CID
and 9th Ohio. with "R,ch Mountain"
Screen River" aud "Winchester" upon
heir banners. Representing six leading
States, this Division should be invincible,
md contribute mighty results to the cause
If the Union.
BY order of Brig. Gen. J. J. PECK.
NM. Ii. MORRIS, Asst. Adjt. Gcucrai
The report that 500 beef cattle were
tolen by the rebels from our army above
i.rrisous Lanlln. pIcyss false. !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
NEAR HARRlsoN's LANpTNG, }
August 3, 1862. (

/ lied tape and ilardee are new the priE-
cipal exci'ants Of the season. The former
consists in the pursuit of certain articles
of comfort under difficulties for instance,
shirts for the ,hrtless, brceches for the
breeches,less, &c, as well as certain diet
etic compounds-garlen sauce, &c-just
20 ease our fatigued jaws, which have
ceaselessly wagged for weeks past in the
vain attempt to grind Government hard
tack enough to keep Us alive aud kicking.
Cuspids, bi cuspids and molars have given
way under the hard pressure, aud We are
all resolutely cumming it, with u resolu-
ton to hold out as long as there is any
hope.
BY IIardcc I mean the ceasrless round
Of drilling which we are obliged to under
GO, despite the torridity of the climate
and our conscientious scruples against Ii,
not to mention other scruples, which NIGH.
most righteously be attributed to iudispo-
si'ion. Squad drills, company drills. bat
talon drills, brigade and division drills
follow each other in such endless success
sion that our boots as well as our patience
are getting the worse for the wear. |
hardly know what is to become of us all
after the war closes force Of habit is be,
coming so strong that am afraid We will
not be able to perform the civil duties Q!
life without the proper commands. Some
of this military precision might be applied
to some Of the ordinary occurrences Of
life with very beneficial results. Fer in.
stance: Time-Suuday morning-head of
family, commaDdant /" Fall in for church
none vii! be excused except the sick or
otherwise disabled. Attention, squad
Right face. Forward, march, &c, ad
libitur.
We had little fun the other night,
while out on picket. Our regiment bad
been sent out about two and half miles
to support the picket line. About one
o'clock at night, a rebel battery, planted
on the other side Of James river, opened
upon some Of the camps to our rear, aud
our gun-hoa's replied most vigorously
For un hour or two they made night hide
Gus by an internal roar of artillery. 1t
was dark as Erebus to US, who had every
reason to think that the Rebels had driven
in our picke's in some other quarter, ard
fallen in force upon our camps. The efFec,
may be much easier imagined than de.
scribed. The papers have no doubt given
a full description Of the whole aiIlir, and
| will pot enlarge upon it.
Enclosed you will iind Gen. Peck's (our
new Major GcneraD complimentary Orde.
respecting our late performances. When
We add the enumerated battles to those of
Yorktown, Williamsburg, Fair Oaks and
Seven Pines, we will obliged to get anoth-
cr flag TO contain them all.
JAS. CHAMBERLIN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
4 Harvest Home Celebration

was held IN the Grove formed by Dr.. Piper's
Orchard, IN M!linburg, Saturday afternoon,
9th Aug. 1862. There was good attendance.
The meeting was called 10 order by J. VI. G..
Ranck. and the following Of!cers chosen:
President-Rrv. JoHS J. REIMISsSYDEn, of
Northumberland county.
Vice Pre>IieniS-John VI. Taylor. Fred'k
Boisnder, DR. G.Piper, GeC.E.Sheary, Jacob
Oberiorf J. A .MorninsStar. Peter II mmIlrich,
Col. Ierry Ritter. Marlin Rudy. Thtiure!us.
Secretaries-ja's II. Young, fredk Smith.
The audience was appropriately addressed
by RevJJ Relminsnyder, LtAGregg Tucker,
and John VI. c. Ranck, Esq.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
How they Hate true Unionists !

| That noble and PATRIOTS Tennessecan,
WM. G. BROwNLow, who has electrified
thousands of our fellow citizens by his
recital Of the horrible iuiqui,ies Of Secs
sion, is the sutjrct of venomous attacks
from some of the sympathizers with trea.
son in Pennsylvania. While loyal men
listen with intense interest to his thrilling
exposures of Rebel oppression and barbar-
ty, he is made the target of gross insult
by certain organs of the so-called Demo-
cratic party. For instance, the Lu:erae
Jnioa, paper that boastfully parades
the names of Slenker and Barr as its can
ddates for our State Offices this fall, pays
its respects to the patriotic Browulow in
the following style:
"Of all foul carcasses cxbumed from
the graves of political, social, and relig
ious life, and brough. to the surface by
this great upheaving wave of niger sgi-
tation, that of Parspn Brownlow is the vi.
lest-a thing who bears the semblance of
a man, but one whose every instinct and
every word is Of the devii-a vile politi-
cal prostitute base hypocrte, who
would sell his soul for mess of political
pottage-a blasphcmer, who would shame
the veries, scayenger in the internal re-
gions-once a violent pro-slavery man,
because at that time it was the most prof
table now a ud-moutho1, clnting, mig
ger-loviDg Abolitionist, because hn will
pay the bcst--s man who prefixes to his
name the epithct of ParSon-a reverend
gentleman, whose choice language would
exclude him from the revels of a brothel
or a bawdy house-and yet this onimde
is permitted to desecrate the sacred desk
with his foulmouthed obscenity aud
coarse blasphemy y
Mr. Brownow lost most or all his per-
soual effec,s-thc fruits Of long life of
industry and economy himself and fami-
ly are driven from home-his was the last
Union paper in Tennessee. He says he
wants to start his paper again, as soon as
he can, on a power press-and for this
purpose, he wants all the money be can
honestly earn. For this frank avowal
If an honorable purpose, he is denounced
BY the Slenker papers Of Pennsylvania as
. "bcggar" and a speculator, when there
5 not a pcDurious fibre in his heart.
Southern as we'll as Northern Union men
no equally hated BY Rebels aud by the
Rebel allies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

WAsnISGToN, Aug. 8.-A dispatch
from Woodville, yesterday, says: d" Sigel's
corps is just moving, but ! can no, tell
where till the movement, is accomplished. Z"
There are .umors in town Of heavy fGLt-
ing at GordOnsville.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
Meeting at Kelly x Roads,

The gathering at SPOTS School House,
Friday evening last, was upprecedentcdly
large, embracing hundreds, and showing
tina. the most quiet farming neighbOrhood
is becoming aroused to the importance of
sustaining the Government The crowd
had to take the outside of the schoolhouse
for room, and organized as follows:
Presiden,-John Huntington.
Vice Presidents-Ge Barnhart, Jacob
Baker, Andrew Spotts, Geo Measc, Abrm
Leib, Henry Kieffer, John Rehrer, Elias
Noll, Saml Yoder, Elam Nickel.
Sec'c'aries-Joseph X. Meyer, Jacob
\. Ranck.
The meeting was addressed by A. Gregg
Tucker, J. NJ. &. Rauck, VIM. Van Gezer,
Saml S. Barton, and g. Baron Miller.
The best attention was paid-entire
unanimity prevailed-and several good
recruits were obtained.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
The Equity of the Draft,

Not only equal enjoyment of privileges,
but equal sharing of dangers, is the inner
itance Of American freemen. The consti-
tuiional right to bear arms, includes the
corresponding obligation to use them in de.
fence of the country and the Governmen.
which cnnfers its benefits.
The Volunteer is to Re hopored for vol,
UNFAIRLY meeting the first danger. But be
who responds to his 10: if drafted, is
equally to be respected. OF old, TO be
drawn by lot seemed to be Divine arrange
mcnt. To be selected for Juror or for a
Soldier, is circumstance which should
render the person selected, ordinarily,
willing and solicitous TO obey the Provi-
Dental call.
Those, moreover, who may be indicated
in this manner, have not the incentive Of
an Office, nor of extra pay or Bounty, to
stimulate them. They cannot be disputed
when they claim obedience to duty and to
law as their governing motive, and can
enter a campaign with as pure hearts and
laudable ambition to act well their part,
as the Volunteer.
Particularly may those-of any party
who feel no personal responsibility for
this war, be rcconciled to going when thus
deadly strife, and not satisfied that every
thing has been wisely managed, they can
still believe their being called out is of the
arrangement of God, and that all will be
well if they perform their part in the
spirit of . true man, a true American,
true Christian.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

E@-One Of the large family of energetic
and patriotic Ohio Generals, named
M'CooK, was last week cruelty murdered,
by Guerilla party, while reposing in an
ambulance, in Tennessee. The increasing
barbarities OF the Rebels is only laying up
for them re,ribu'ive vengeance, in which
II is sad to think The iunoccut must often
suh,r With the guilty
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

TEA Camp Meeting will be held, by the
Ev. Association. on Bufaloe Circuit. 10 com
mence Monday, Ilth Aug, on land of Josiah
Ranck .about miles NV. of New Columbia.
". =. No hucksiering. or any article OF
tratiick whatever. will be allowed at the above
camp meeting unless a certificate of permiS-
sion be given from the hands of the Superin.
tendeni. S.W. W.SEIBEHr. PIE.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
IMPORTANT ORDERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WashingtnM. Sth Ang. lSi2.

!
Ordered-Firs, That all United States
Marshals and Superiuteudent- and Chiefs
of police of any town, city and district, be
and they are hereby authorised and direct
cd to arrest and imprison any person cr
persons who may be engaged, by octsprecll
or writing, in discouraging volunteer en-
listncmts, or in any way giving aid and
comfort tu the enemy, or liz any other dis
loyal practicc.again>t the nitcd States.
Second. That immediate report be made
IN Major l.. &. Turner, judge Advocate,
in order that such persons may be tried
before i military commission.
Third. The expenses cf such arrest and
imprisonment will be certified to the chief
clerk ui'thc War Department for settlemeut
and payment. tsi-red)
EDWIN VI. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Washington. Aug. S-An order has
been issued 10y the War Department, pro-
hibilimg any person, liable To be drafted,
from leaving the country.
HUMrLIArrYG An ignorant, partiz'n
man, named Turner, living below Muncy
Hills, was last fall elected an Associate
Judge of Northumberland county, by a
bare majority secured him (as well as
cthers) by the personal popularity of Judge
Jordan on the same ticket, Abou. July
lth, a young woman who has brother,
captive Union volunteer, was at Turner'S,
when discussion arose the igh-spirited
American lady gave free rein to patriotic
tongue in manner 50 severe that the irate
Hon Breckinridser elected her from his
premises with more or less force and arms
contrary to the peace aud dignity &c. lie
was b-cugh: before the Grand Jury, last
week, for assault. The Grand Jury found
True Bill: but the Traverse rendered a
verdict of "Not Guil'y-each par,y to pay
is cos's.' That means, We suppose, that
lady should not "ssss" a man 10 his
own house, 10 matter how provoking his
unpa'riotic abuse Of her csusc-and also
that an Hon. Judge should not expel
woman from his home in harsh manner
even if she we're little tart in her left.
handed compliments, Independence Day.
kaS-The Union Convention of North
cumberland county cordially united upon
the following excellent County Ticket:
Assembly-Col. Henry b. Hoffman, of
Jackson TIP.
Commissioner-Bonha r. Kase, Rush.
District Attorney-Gen. John Kay Gle.
ment, Sunbury, (renominsted.)
Audi,or-O. Z. Patton, Rush.
The Official proceedings do not say that
the Congressional COufaees were instruc-
ted for G. +. Miller E-q, as their second
choice, as stated in our last. Mr.. Lawson
is to select his own Conferces. We doubt
not our informant was correct in supp5s.
ing the feeling of the people Of Nortbum-
berland county to be as he and we stated:
it was so understood in the Convention
but as q matter of fact it does not appear
of record,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

HoYoR TO OLD UNIoN.-Col. Lewis
Merrill, who has done much service gen.
orally with cavalry in Missouri, We sup
pose to be the one recently made a Briga-
dier General, and detached on duty against
the Guerillas in that State. He is 4 son
of the late James Merrill, Esq, Of New
Berlin "a native of Vermont all whose
sons and son-in. law are in the war, except
the Register & Recorder of Union county,
who it is evident would like to be in the
lines.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
NMSNNAMSE,

WEST BRANCH Insurance Company.
w Of Lock Haven, Pa.
Tnsures Property in both Town and Coun-
Try on as reasonable Terms as any other
good Company.
The large increase of Premium Notes makes
II a reliable Company to insure IN.
mount ut Premium Notes row In force ta>0. 90
W.CH,FsAs, ,Sr-.-----Gt.IiiHvtY.P Pres
LARSON PROSS. Agent
Dee is, 1851 Lew burg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

READ TIE lIEW.S Of an old Line
Democra anil .Siarc hokier, Gut IN
e"rneA Military A,ioocdte tor putting
dorn The Re6e&ion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

Twelve or fourteen Of the young mon
Of the Shaker community, at Canterbury,
\. II have enlisted for the wsr.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

Saturday last. severe iigh, between Pope
and Jackson occurred between CulpeTer & Ii
and the Raplian river. Our lorcr maintained
It's rOsitlcn.
The Rebels blew M their ram Arkansas.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
Zet1isburg Market.
100 MEN WANTED.
IMMEDIATELY!

yiNO f,rm a Company FOR the "BUCKTAIL
BRIGADE" Term of service-Three
ears. or during the War. Large Bounty
Regular Pay-Abuniant Focd-Good Cloth
ing, and proper care when sick, or a Peusicn
If disabled will be given.
For particulars and enlistment, apply at
the old Post Office. Lewisburs.
Aug. IL II. w. CROTZER. Captain.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

ias-As usual, quite a number of Union
county men are joining Companies out of
Inc county. Philip Peters is With ,Iupcy
-"m'H m'H,WOlfc with Milton. And ouite
a number from White Deer &c. with the
"a''Onlown and other Companie. on the
other side of the river.
lhe following late graduates and mem.
'''s OIL the University at Lewisburg, star.
,,a " last Saturday with the Company from
No''humberland county under Cap Rceder
Of Shamokiu
Isl Lieu, T. Il. Jones, Snvdertown.
0'u a. 'ers D, NJ. Nesbit, Cbillisqusque.
~m- II Beck. Lewisburg.
james Moore Kincsld do
'a.s II Msuler do
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

Rev. Mr. DPlIuny, from France. is
engaged TO deliver Free Lecture IN the
Baptist meeting house, Lewisburg, Thursday
evening, Aug II. on the CaracoInbs of Rome
illustrated by diagrams made during a five
years residence in that city. AT the close, a
will be taken up.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

rD-Since the Lcwisburg Company took
the lead in cnlisting on the Susquehanna,
Watsontowu and NJ MEwensville sent down
120 men under Capt. BLY,. Another Com.
from Bradford county. And on Saturday
a train of Is cars took down GOO men-a
company from Milton, under DR.. Davis ;
three from Lycoming county; ono from
Lock Haven and one from the Bradford
region. They were jolly, hardy looking
boys, in the best of spirits. At Northum-
bcrlant, a Company came in from the
North Branch, and another at Sunbury,
so that probably Regiment from the
North reached Harrisburg, Saturday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Pcacc---Pcace!

DEAR ficnd,snt kind patrons from country and town
- We've New 6"oas for you all, since prices
Then give your attention. and part Of YOUR os.--,
Aui SIC our Dry Gt',-ls and other tine
We've Bereges and ChsIlics and Satin Ducbsres.
And Chamhr,ys AMI GinchIm., aud fn. ool n.i
We've Poriirs and M"hars. and Prints Tor you at
such Sprsgue- and Cc~heuos-just give ms a call.
We've Nuslins and shestingfrnm rEN to 1TsLyE cents
We've Stockings inr ladies and Half Hose tor c.uts
We've Cloths at all prices, t'r busters and cnsis,
We've ready made Clothing cheap as q. stokes.
We've Cane-IIoors and Carsets and Crinoiuc SKIRTS,
And penims and Checsings Tor drawers and shirt,
We've SHIRT Fronts and Collars nr sni far boys,
We've Shakers for lsdis-, but don't deal in toys.
We've oil Cloths and CsrI-.t, 10 cover vour scor.
We've Shades f,r your windows and Eugs f,r yourV
We've Buckets and Baskets and kuhb.rs II zinc,
We've Sugars and Cofiee-for Phorucs or CHiSA
We've Brushes and Kettles, sli Minds Of fcueensvare-
So call aud examine, buying elsswh"re,
You'll tnd us gu Market street, center Of town
I@uisbury, April :, lsh2
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

fS Never was such a harvest gathered
in the Central States as in 1862, and not.
witbstanding the reapers, mowers, and 9TH
er machines, never were wages higher,
men being sometimes scarce at 81 per day.
And yet the lying Rebel papers have been
asserting for weeks that ncyro 'r,rLniea
were 50 Mici; as 10 crorcd mhite men ont,
laborry .Jor % cents, and even for 10 cents
tBuchanan's wages per pay. The fact
of the scarcity of iaborers, proves the
charge of an cverplus of contrabanls, a lie !.
What will the reckless jackais of Rebel
lion invent next to dclude and deceive the
more ignoranty
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

Gay-The General Government requires
SO many men from each State. Should
any County in a State offer clear number
over their jnst quota, i. is thought the
State authorities may discriminate and
exempt such County from draft
Under both calls, Pennsylvania is asked
for 81 900 nen. Some Counties have
already more than their 1uota of Volun-
,eers, and everywhere the utmost activity
is apparent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12
UNION BOOT STORE:
GREAT BARGAINS!
TU>T received fresh supply Of LadIes
y aud Chilirrn's
Boots, CATERS and Fancy Slices,

PIIIt' Il Flh JN>H al IN" heWIsburg Ch@
ION Boo, and shoe Store, opposite the Lewis.
burg Bank. Tnc large,i stock Of Hume Made
BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in town. at
Wholesale and Retail, twenty TO twenty-five
per cent cheaper than any other house in the
county. Boots AMI Shoes made 10 order on
short notice
Don't forget the place--oppos.'e The Ranf.
April rs, 1852 Join SCIifE".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

rea.Gen. Burnside with part Of his
forces, was last week at Aqua Creek,
bound, it was conjec,ured, to Gen, Pope's
niyisinn
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

HARrES DE NISTrE at Mowry'> Gallery
~ Photograph Albums al MowIy's Gallery
Pho,ographs--arg size al Howry's Gallery
Photographs IN OIL al Mowry's Gallery
ivorytyres at Mowry's Gallery
HallotyPes al Mowrys Gallery
amhrotypes. and
All kinds o ,ypss at Mowry's Gs'lsrv
MOWRY'S GALLERY, in Market street.
near Fourth, south side, LewIsburg. l27sl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-12

Washington. Aug. S.-An order has
been issued 10y the War Department, pro-
hibiring any person. liable to be drafted,
from leaving the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Frcn Pitasbarg Landing.


The gun boat Taylor. while reconnoi-
tering the Tennessee river, captured the
rebel steamer Robb, near the mouth Of
Crane Greek. This is one Of the boats
which eluded our 6rst expedition up
I this river after the fall Of Fort Henry.
Her name has been changed TO Lady
Tyler.
The weather 10 rather mole pleasant.
P1f1ssuse, April -.
Gen. Mitchell, with his forces, are 1t
Tuscumbia, on the Tennessee river. he
also has control Of nearly 200 miles Of
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
a far q Chattanoga. e
o. Saturday hight there was large
FIRE in the direction Of the rebsl camp.
Cor scouts report that the ensmy are
drawing ip their lines, and It 10 supposed
that they are Destroying the, connie
sary stores, which cannot DO conveyed
owing to the bad state Of the roads.
Tho weather here has been very 40.
pleasant; i has rained tor nearly .
wsek, Ind the roads are almost impass.
able. The health Of The army i M
proving. Gen. Hallack 10 resovatine
SO : :: n,kigRGrsat inProysassts siaes