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Carr. CRAvArn.-It will be seen BY the
bllowiss letter, that Captain Cravath l. stilI
alive:
So1th Bead, Ind, Nay 18th, 1852
Editor R.psSl;esa: Yesterday found me in
tAs ely q Tssede. having been called there d
Wit Tie isstitutisn which I represent and re.
P'ssish ny 6naneial department &C., and having
aesesdsd in psekssins . fair supply Of the
green bsek, Ne absut taking ny departure
sse Sssth Bend. Ind. 10 resume business.
And Il vas While in the depot 1t Toledo, sur.
''sadsd With friends and esnpanisasin business
-jouy. .svial sresps. I assure yoa-who vers
assisiag ny departure. thas The following Incl
dsot occurred.
Hx nsn we're sssa bearing upoo their Shout
- - snhshne& TAsy passd s~ parsy
VAIN ssos tvcaey ~ ~ saatissaly lswsssi
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For the Republican.
AT a meeting of the Calliopean Society,
called for that purpose, the following resolutions
we're adopted:
WRERHAs, 1t has pleased IN Advise Provi-
dence, to cut down in the prime Of life our friend
and associate, Miss Martha Rogers, who had Ia
ken an honorable position among the teachers Of
our land, therefore
Resoirel, That by the sudden and premature
death Of our friend and co-worker, We have lost
| q member whose fine womanly qualities have en-
deared her to US all-whose endewments Of head
and heart promised for her a large share Of hon.
or and esteem, and whose name We shall ever
hold in grateful and ahectiOnate remembrance.
Rssolved, That while We bow with sad reve-
renee aud humility to this inscrutable dispense
ton of Providence, which has cut down ia the
midst of her life work, one before whom seemed
open such vide field for usefulness, We pay this
| we'll deserved tribute to her memory-that she
was worthy christian, a faithful teacher, and .
| true friend-and a some slight token Of our
great loss We wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days
| Resolved, That We tender our earnest sympa-
thy to the frierds and especially to the aged mo.
ther Of the deceased, in this sad hour Of be-
reavement.
Reselyed. That a copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted to the various Lansing, Detroit,
the bsreaved friends. n. A. WARxKR,
| E. A. BERRY,
| L. o. p LRBRxfoM,
Michigan Female College, Committee
Lansing, May 10, 'o2.
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ranks able 70 perform it. from using pick or
shovel in the trenches, TO building bridges and
railroads. repairing and running n engine. flying
balloon, or anything else that may be desired
in the varied wants Of . great army" when
Ne came in front Of YORKTOWN, an old disunan-
tied saw mill was found. Il Was first fitted up
as hospital. but We needed plank and timber
for bridges, ways for guns, coverings for maya
zines, etc. The old mill was exaninsd, fitting
it up pronounced practicable, . company OF the
Mich Sd detailed to pu. it in running condition.
and in less than two days it was putting away.
and has been running ever since night and day,
much to the CONSERVATION of the rebels, Who
powerful adversary.
The country in which the Grand Army 10 en-.
csmped is low and swampy, and consequently
quite unhealthy. An insect, not unlike the bed
bug Of civilization in appearance, is extremely
annoying. 1t burrows in the ska, and can only
always testers. Lizards and snakes, too, are too
numerous TO render lying down 1t the root o. an
old tree in dark night, very agreeable Your
dreams are not likely to be very pleasant.
had fixed up bed of bark and cedar beughs,
With some rotten wood for pillow, and thought
l vas quite comfortably located. A sunny after
noon occurring. concluded l would give my
bedding an airing, when, to my establishment,
un der my pillow was . nest Of bloodIed snakss
I have q special dislike to this class of Code
creation, hence my ''pbeelinks" can be imagin-
ed.
| Captain Jeffsrds, Lieut.. Whitney and h. l..
Thayer arrived in camp recently. The tive lat
ter, from Michigan, we're most warmly WELDON.
ed.
| Private Harrison A. Sicklss died in the Hospi.
tai, near yorktown, April oath, Of typhoid fs
ver. He vas buried with military honers. Rev.
Mr.. May, Chaplain Of the Michigan I'd, oaiciatsd.
Yesterday We we're on the outposts A sharp
cannonade Was kept up all day. Privases Chas.
II. Clark and Alonzo 8. Case, we're both grazsd
on the arm With fragments Of shell. Thayer
has received position in the Office of the Assis-
taut Adjutant General Of the Brigade. Alexan.
der has been detailed a. provost guard, and is, ]
believe, about to be promoted y a position in
the Engineer corps. Stephenson has been ap-
pointed field guard. Reeves is teamstsr, Kent.
Mathews and Marsh are on the pioneer corps.
May 40 A. n.
have just learned that the enemy have evsc
uated their stronghold and are in rapid retreat
towards Richmond McClellan's hosts are after
them. All 10 hurry and excitement. too must
get ready 10 march, Now forward to Richmond
Hurrah Yours truly,
| FRANK.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Stste of Miebi.

gan county Of Ingham, sat- session Of the Pro-
bate Court for the county Of nghAm holden the
bate Once in the village Of Mason, Monday the Ssh
day Of Nay, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two; Present, VIM H. Pinckney, Judge Of
Probate In the matter Of the estate of Elijah Crusen
deceased On reading and fling the petition duly veri
ned Of Louisa Crusen admnistratrX q said deceased
praying that she may Be licensed sell the real estate
which said deceased died seized:
hereupon il il Ordered that Monday the 7th day d
July next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon be asened for
the hearing Of said petition and that the hes at law
said deceased and all other persons interested in said
estate required 70 appear At session Of said Court
then be holden as the Probate Once IN the VILLAGE "a
Mason, and show any there be- why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should be granted And il e fur
ther Ordered That said petitioner give notice to the
interested In said estate Of the pendeocy a said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing COPY Of
this order TO be Published in the lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating IN said county Of Ing
ham successive weeks previous 70 mid day a hsArn0
"A trua copy.l WH h PNKNHY.
Sw3o Judgs a PfVSate
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TRY this remarkable and most interesting reunsdy IL
composed of the concentrated Juices Of n
powerful the soothing Plants and Roots
chemically noined and insulated veil sealsd sas
bottles, and charged BY powerful battery Thus tss.
sessiDg addition 10 its superior medical virtues stfctg
AAgLee aud Electric proP~rtes profoundly penetrains,
ana emnenty qaie,ns anc soothing IL rei~Ses pa
and innammat ton At hen sely aPph~d) reaA-
ing the strained muscles giving ife
vitality By ITS life giving euahtes Ia PArazrI
cnronic or sonS standing complaints, and ~esknsses
lay ing pain, Neuralgia removing
distractions ilke cnarm. Indeed, a he have ased
speak Of truly wonderful medicine,
By Tar superior and all Other external remedies
II applied IL unsllIng for the
Group, sore Throat Inflammation OF the Lung, hcueis
Liver, KIDNEYS, And other gans kheuuatisn, SP'nA
rrit.tos Agas the Breast and 81 all tlnes cnres
nervous he.oache N~rraga eyes, ache, tsete
aee~, ague the Face, fimpes and kIuptons ct ell
parts, Choiains, inaoeGt ana long standing sor~s,
Wounds, &C. Ia vail also the hait the
Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from falling The Mag
neue ontment has extensively Used upon Canal and
praught HORSES for Calls Wounds sPrsns and Ian
and cure, when pied hoi, for the seisteh~s
horses and Foot All sheep. All the IIoFretors ssk
for the Magnetic Ointment, fair tia, eophosnt thHtA
they clam be found To the letter In The
neigh borhood wheIe manufactured, ny people buy
BY the quantity and kept and used oy
bita f,r the and aches
every family less afflicted sith We -! again
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine signed = B.~li, with len Sc
Psmphles containing fu around each bottle
circulars istt with sg-nts Price shiiinss tor sna
| and shilings tor large Bottles.
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he cot 70 the Aoos. Thinning perhaps il was q
nick soldier curiosity led Us to inquire the nature
Of his disease. &c.
Iappsoaebed the gentleman whe seemed u
have him in charge, and asked this question -
"What 10 the disease, sir, that has 90 proetrated
your friend ?" and before be had time TO answer
my question, recognized in the mere skeleton
before me, our beloved friend, fellow tewn@sa
and associate, Capt Cravath, Who but few
short weeks ago, went from anspg us, full Of
hope, vigor and ambition-adequate - he, and
vs, too, supposed to the task before him-ready
70 do battle for his country's good, and nov %
soon trying TO wend his way homeward, under
the escort of friends, with the brittle thread Of
life nearly severed. How great the change. and
how terrible the surprise!
approached the Captain, took him by the
hand, held il in mine for moment, which seem
ed 70 be unnoticed. After a short pause, ven.
tured to ask, "Captain, do you remember War
ner Of LaDsing!"
The suspense for moment was alarming.
when Q faint grip of the hand and . low wills.
Der, convinced me tD1t tDere was Sill ui0 euo
hope. The Captains utterances were As follows
my dear friend, how came you here :-how
glad Am to see you" &c.
Captain, you are on your way home now "a
your friends"
eyes, Warner. I have been near my Eternal
Home two or three times. I am glad TO see you
don't leave me-" &c.
After short conversation, Mr.. Dan. Rice ap
preached and took him by the hand, and said, -
my friend, you are stranger to me, but any
favor that we can render you, will be cheerfully
done"
Mr.. Cravath thanked him very kindly, babe ri
good bye, and was placed in the car and started
for Coldwater, where his friends live.
found Mrs. Cravath On the cars, and she in
formed me that the Captain was better, and they
had hopes now Of his recovery.
The surprise at meeting the Captain undsl
these peculiar circumstances, can be better i'm
agined than described, ~ had not heard from
him since his departure from the State.
Yours Respectfully. J.E. wARSrR.
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GHouLIsN.-Ws have in our possession
ring ssst hsos By Capt. r. B. Js6srds Of this
city. which. b says Vas made from Boil Run
Yankee boss. and obtained BY him from q cor.
traband.
Wss anything - barbaress ever heard of be.
fsrs! Only tends cosld b guilty of such
Atrocities.
Capt. Js4srds ale sends 10 some sscesh Do
sty, written in letter q ere. d. B. Ssrang, Ia
hi sweetheart Mis- Nancy. Here 10 the 6rs,
seanxa-v~Safim 1t itsretim:
II am happy 70 say
''Ths 1sth Dee. was christmas day.
Broken bridg vas our post,
"And thets the day think Of miss nancy
moot.r.
The remaining verses will not bear publica.
ton.
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TIM RAM's HoRN AoAn.-On MONDAY
asrnisg Of this week q gang Of hands, with hor-
~ and carts. commenced work ON the " sink
hols," prepared TO gil it up at al ha.ards This
done, there il but very little wo-k.to be done "a
prepare the road bed for the iron to Michigan
Avenue. We understand that the iron is on
hand ready 70 b hid down - seoa and - fas'
- the grading ID finished We think that the
prospect b fairer now than ever before, for the
completion Of our railroad to this city. Let eve
y one new, do what 10 in his power, in aid o
tAe company, and We shall soon rejsice in bein,
in eommuuicatiea with "ths rest Of mankind
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

SLAsDER NA1LlD.-Phil. Engelhart did
not break his Canssra, in taking the picture! o.
the editor Of this paper the other day, but sue
cseded in doing justice 10 the subject, without
damage to bis instrument.
Feet 10, rhns Cs.-rs l. sod 80, -.A Dill
knows hsw 10 sss it. On on subjects, frsn the
handsome editor, down to the uglisst dandy that
walks the streets. No danger Of bis Gamers
now, since Ne cat for . picture. Go and do your
worst upsn il. Wen risk il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

BEEBs's CLOTHING STORE is the place
10 got rss rate clothes fer the price Of the cloth
md save the trouble and expense Of the making.
He can ct everybody, fre1 Titan to Pigmy,-
from head - fses,-wish any color. style and
material desired.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

AN OPPORTUNITY. = Corporal Strong
will return 70 Pittsburgh Landing, On Monday
next BY way Of Cincinnati. Those wishing "a
send letters 70 their friends in Tennessee, vii
end this good opportunity to do %. Corporal
s. will very chserfully carry, and faithfully de-
liver them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

NEWSPAPER REMovAL.-The Shiawassee
County Amer;es~ has been removed from Owos-
@ 70 Cerrunna, where il will hereafter be pub
Kshed, by iss talantsd editor and proprietor Hon.
John N. Ingersoll. We wish ysu Bro. Ingersoll,
an abundant success in yeur new locality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

Coz. WLLcox.-Ws have received from
J. L. Rsys, Detroit, . card persrait Of Col. Will
on. nov prisoner in Richmond. Il 10 Of cor
vsaisnt size for TRANSMISSION BY mail. Retail
price 10 cents.
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10 Mr.. Armstrong. Of the Presbyteri
IN Church, will preach on Sabbath morning next
Discourse having reference 10 the death Of Ad
jutant Pratt, the gallant christian soldier whs
fsl recently u Wilningten Island, South Caro-.
Ina
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fAdyeYtisment.l

HAVE You SEEN THE MONITOR Call
Il Ingersolrs and get . copy, and while there
taks . look q the New Gooda Observe the
prices, and the qualit, Of goods, and calculate
how much you can save BY buying at Ingsrsolrs
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POST OFFICE HOURS.
Vedpesday Morning, May 2ls;, 1852.

PnonorED.-Captaia Mat Elder has re.
sived commission - Lissssna,s in the 18th
Isianry Of the Regular Army. He ID gallant
cGess, and merits the promotion.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

At lansing, Of dptheria May 3, 1862, EVA ISABRILA
aged years, months and 81 days; and May 18th
ABBE E1IIAN, aged years months and q days, tn.
youngest daughters Of Franklin and Amelia LaRue.
While yet blessed glimpse Of heaven,
Pure In their eyes did play,
Without one thought to be forgiven
Our darlings passed away.
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fAdvertisemcnt.l

70 Hinckley keeps all the choice
Isasds q smoking and chewing tsbeces. No
,ssd q sssding away for pure article. Go to
HiaekIsy's and you viii always 6sd supply.
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CTRAYED.

STRAYED. - From the subscriber, .
~ dark red COW about medium size, and about six
years q age; she ID slightly brindle about the bead,
horns turn has some hair rubbed Of different pa-
ces, and has one tets with bunch it, which dschar-
ges milk. She ID about 70 come in, or has come n.
Whoever viii return said 70 ne, give nformation
where she may be found. viii b suitably rewarded.
s. OSTRANDER
lansing, Nay 10, 1852. a6sw3
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NUARDIAN,S SALE.-Notice Is here.
CWrET POTATOES.-PIauts Of the

v.,..,,rna Variety Of Sweet Potatoes vii be iuf-
- - -, ~ o0th INST and during shs season o.
is.,;,~ AM thee desiring plants Of this delicious veg
st.sie Viii receive them N order a orders are
consequently ssnd in orders early ~ Gu, P HaHTa
16,W3 % -
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Special Notices.
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Salt Rheum cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Itch cured by Trasks Magnetic Ointment.
Eruptions cured by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Hair restored by Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
The Surrender of New Orleans

A dispatch Wa received on Saturday. BY
the Secretary Of War. from Gen. Lowell, con.
nrmins the previous accounts OF the occups.
non OF New UrIelns by the Federal forccs IN .
der Gen Butler
The folio wing authentic Information has
been received here from NV Or,,ans ey tel,
eeraph.
The troops Id Fort Jackson mu.iuiei and
srised some Of tia guns when Gen. Huus1n
wss obliged 10 surrender.
The Louisiana Wa at Fort ~. Philip ur.
man.seah.e. the received n bros dsids at s.
feet without ~. She WA then blown up
BY her com der, McIntosh, who had an
arm and leg blown CT
AocuI thirteen OF the er emy's steamers
came up before the surTep der OF the forte,
amor them the Brooklyn and three others
OF her Class The fsierai to jps are believed
10 be ia New Orleans now. and The enemy In
fan posse lon OF the city.
The French commander OF the nilntre ~
gave notice that hs req ,red Sky days before
Il bonn bardment to remove the French citf.
xsns Tcis was 5ef,re the surrender.
The city 10 all quiet, though there II great
excitement The people are fully loyal.
All the o.tou and shipping In tha city and
a, B,tou Rougs were burnt-about ~ 900
bales. All the cotton en- the river will be
tprrt whenever the enemy approach
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X ENERAL ORDER No 81
y The following pr. clsmation 1, published
ior the inform alton eff sill concerned
PROCLAMATION.
BY vir ue Of the powe. vested in me b.
.aw 20 declare tn uspe sion OF the pjiviIe e.
OK n. Wi; o. hHb'n' eO,pa.
J, JrrfzasoE itvIs, President OF the C0n .
martial law is hereby extended over the
coun ties OF Lee, Wise, Buchanan, Mcdowell,
and Wyoming, under the con- man6 OF Briga =
der General Fun, hrey Marshal; and l do
proclaim tie suspension Of all civil juris-
dic.;op, with he exception Of that epabling
the Courts TO take CoGh!zarce OF the pro 20 te
Of vi l.. the administration OF the estates Of
deceased persons, the 9 ratification OF guar.
clans, 10 stsr decreas eid orders for the par.
h.icn ard 'ale CT properly, 20 make ortsrs
cor cerEing roads and bridg 20 assess county
ieNies, sid 20 order the payment OF ooup'y
dues,I ar ire suspension Of tns wit OF h0-
bees co. Pns Ia the coun ties aforesaid.
Ia iHiic whereof hava hsreupto signed
.~~> my name. AM sat nv sehl this the
Sal 81 day CT May III lne year one ID on.
wv land eight bundled and sixty two.
,sisuedl Js7PsRsoE DAVIS.
4 i;r.gadie- -Geuersi Hum Oh -ey Marshall
10 charged with the dus AZ ruuon IT the f1re.
gong procin NATION. He Will fcrtnv.th en-.
1atllsh 81 q >;ent II Hilary police, and vii.
enforce sfe tri!oviTg orders.
All distlsation Of spiri 1cas liquors. ie ros.
irvelY PFC niHited, end me d:stiiieries Will
forthwith be closed The sale Of spirituous Ii.
quors II any kiod ia s!so prohi oitcd, and es
- bishmenLs Tor the size thereC. Wall be
CLOSED.
III All persons Infringing the above pro-
hioitons will suffar such punishment as snail
os ordered By the sentence Of court Mar
tial p-ovicsd, that no sen ten ce TO hard labor
for IN ore than one month shall be IT, d C ted
by the sentence Of a regimentai Oourl.gar.
tiai, sc directed by the 81 b ar 'icIe OF war
BY coD maud OF The Secretary Of War.
(SiGnaC} s, COOPER,
nv 6-St AdYs AN Iukp Gep'l
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Gen. JacksOn's Command.

We have received authentic Information
Rom the camp near Stanardsviile, REGARDING
Aeexact situation OF Gen. Jaakop's com
mand. a. well as tina. OF ihs forces IN Ter
Generals EweE and Edward JrhDson but
haViLs doubts OF the propIisty Of giv,r z
hpueiicity. We withhold 1t for the present
a1c patiently await the issue Of evens. We
may state. however, that tho troops are ip
lie health and spirits. and coIfio Mt OF d
victory over the army Of General Rose.
nara, who has superseded Banks in the
valley in the battle which 10 believed n
ssineviasle. The Lynch burg p; pers repor,
mat The enemy are falling back down thu
valley, while our troops have made an ad.
vance towards Harrison burg, in pursuit We
ma in Philadelphia paper Of april 80 b a
Mitigation that the Con Il deratts are IRA.
pafinS TO evacuste Yorktown, coupled with
me remark tnati Is time Mcdowell Bank.
an fremont ooe s,u,"s tassy column. u,h,.
'Asv1 suP1srttnS atstsnee Of each o.Asy Wallace
no doab: Gin. Jackson Is fully advised q, M
the movements OF the enemy
We learned last cveniI z that the eneny.s
forces, 80 far from retreating down the Val
ley, wire within thirteen miles OF stauuton
On Saturday, and that Gen. Jackson va.
making due preparations to meet them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05

The War In the Southwest.

AvsvsrA. May 3.-The Savnn aah Rsvu5it
.as Oornth correspondent. undsr di,s OF lst
inst, says thsi thu re-. o"ou patton Of D,catur
BY our troops Is cor hrmed. The enemy
shslled tho .owa and burned tn. b.iiS7. We
have probably 70 ocoupei Il untsvilie
The wea her is good. and the enemy Il slow.
~ moving on oar right
The Cortuth correspondent Of the Mobile
FsSts.u says that Got. Morgan has taken com
mauo OF a res I'm emit Of inf,ntry
The ID bile ReSis,y. Of tae 3olh nj. swat
has reaaon ~ doubt that tbs destruction
among cur unboat, or Lake Pont, b rtrs,n
was A. general as here sofore annoupcsu.
ATLANTA, May "a special cisratch to he
laia'Hsenees says the enemy have crossed r. g
river III small force They are III c,usidsraLl.
force at Bridzpos.s We will fsht .nem IN
the mour taiEs
(sBCoED p;sPArcn
AUGUSTA, may -yhs C .rontcle and Sens,~e.
mas isttsr from Chattanooga. which says
that the ehsmy retired from Bridgeport and
naa advanced no .urther.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-05
Col0DS Of lustructton.

The regulations OF tbs War Dspar men
p'ov!ces tor the establishment OF camps OF
'a'h neuon for ths reception Of rocrri,sraised
uadef he uolscription Act. Much intsrsst
" 'si' BY pastss liable 20 military duty Ia the
Sesdy establishment. Of these camps, persons
@a'ing already Arrived Ia this city from To-
.auuss liable 70 invasion, who are de.
'A'ed a. heavy expense, rs there IL TO
~"p 70 which they can report for duty In
"'son on BY a su bstitate. We have under.
."ou n 1t one OF these camps will b located
y Aschmond. and would suggest that. mas
AaVn ~ soldiers are needed, the sooner thsy
=" PUT In traiutok the better.