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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

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Noon Reports.
From Warrington .

From Washington.
wasBIScToS. Feb. 4.-The Tri5uss's special
says:
An order has been issued 20 the commanders
of Divisions in Nirgnis, directing all surplus
baggage NOT actually needed for troops on the
march. 70 be sent here and warehoused
Another order has been issued 10 the surgeons
in charge Of hospital in this city to send the con
vaeseent patients to Annapolis and elsewhere.
and otherwise TO have ready many spare beds
as possible
The Heralds dispatches saw:
The Secretary Of the Treasury. in note to Mr..
Spauidng relative 10 the treasury note BILL states
that Immediate action is OF great Importance.
The treasury i nearly empty. / have been
obliged 10 draw for the last instalment OF the No
vernber loan. So soon as IL is paid fear the
banks generally viii refuse to receive the United
States treasury notes. You will see the necess-
" of urging the bin through without delay.
The Chairman Of the Ways and M,aIs Com
mittee will endeavor 10 bring the House TO a vote
on the treasury bin on Thursday.
From Information from our scouting parties and
from other sources IL il beiev ed tsat large bodies
of rebel troops have been, within few days.
transferred by railroad from Manassas. relying
upon the utter inability of the Federal ARMY to
move against them on account OF the impossible
condition of the roads.
The Worlds dispatch SAYS:
y rumor is given and names OF parties distinct
ly stated that orders have gone forward TO Mar
shall Murray aud District Attorney Smith, to
compel parties who sold or chartered improper
vessels to the War Department for the Burn
side expedition, to return the sums received, or
go to prison. A firu in New York. who have
been violently secession long after the fall OF
Sumter, will, il is stated, be the first called upon
1t was regarded as very strange that this firm
haxa haar xa.l aaa.ar
we'll as fraud is suspected ia the fitting out OF
the Burnside expedition and those who have
to fasehoods in respect to the draft of their
vessels will be compelled 10 refund.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
Prom Warrington.

WasHISGToS. February 4-The Cabinet is in
session, and il is reported the subject under dis
cussioE is communication received from the
rebels under dag of truce.
Private letters iron Archbishop Hughes and
Thurlow Weed, just received by Secretary Sew
ard. give a very hoaeful view of our cause in
England and France.
The remonstrance of the Chamber Of Com
merce of New York against the passage OF an
set creating the office of Solicitor OF Customs of
the port of New York was presented to the
House to day by Mr. Conkling. ...
The case of Senator Bright viii probably be
disposed of tomorrow.
Information has reached here that the Ericsson
floating battery, authorized by act of Congress
in August last. and to be commanded by Lieut..
Worden will in the course of next week be
sufficiently completed 10 test its efficiency.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
Military Items.

When the sgd Indiana, (the Railroad reei-
ment.) which is under marching orders. Leaves
Camp Morton. only-the SD, (the Morton Rifles,
Col. W. O. Gresham will remain in camp. We
understand that some 500 already re-
cruited for the SD. and its commander being one
of the energetic of gentlemen, it will speedi-
ly be filed and march to the seat of war
-INDrASA PRIsoxERs IL THE SourH-The fol-
lowing are the names and locations of the Indiana
prisoners at the South:
NINTH REGIMENT.
Richmond, Va-George Congdon, James Cath.
cart
TENTH REGIMENT.
Columbia, ) C.--Wm. Neagle.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
New Orleans La. J. Lands.
TWELFTH REGlNENT
Salisbury. n C-J c. Dickev. T Kennedy,
Levi Reynolds. G. Swihart
Richmond. Na.-A. Hogler. Lemue Hazard.
Isaac Hall. James F Mcguire ). G.. Robbins, Il.
;. Richart.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT
Tuscaloosa. Ala-CharleS Brown, Jacob Baur.
VI. Bower A. ; Butterfeli Thomas ColShear
Andrew Francis r kstler f Leighton. G.
Lowe. 7 Rogers. \. Roth. j. +. Stone, John
Smith. c. Wigand. W Werner, H. ID. Gaager
Richmond Va-CharleS Fisher, Z. c. Finn.
- Oliver, Lot Randolph, r. X. Stout, II. 5.
Westcott.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
Columbia, : c -Adolph Maier.
Richmond. Va W Redding.
FIFTEENTH REGINENr
Columbia. : C-pat kildv, Tho II. Spoon
more. JOAN Wilson.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.--C Schlateubock.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT
Tuscaloosa. Ala--S Goodman, O. Hubell. q.
W Throp.
TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
Columbia ; John II Andrews, I NJ.
Bartlett. Nap Baum, Paul Bernard, Nath Brady.
John Bgrincer. L l. Bennett, c. Demott.
II Dangerheld, John Drury. u. ". Clark, ).
Comin-ore Joseph Chatter. James Cayton, 1.
VI Gross Robert Inses. John Jones. Charles
Jones, II B Johnston. Elias Oxford. Aoram
Ooeriine, r. I Person, c. VI Parker. Henry
Pearss,ll. " a-hiuctou Prahest. {. " heeier, y
heiiev. 7 c Keans. " L Kenard. Jacob RICE,
L. Ruff. L. Il Ray. J. " Sparks. J. b. Smith.
+. h. Sackett. Jacob Shoff. VIM. Stickiey. III
Schneider. Christ Schrack Henry Utrecht. 4.
Vanhorn, NJ. z. Wendell. ii {. Wilkerson, II.
Watson.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.-F. Eusle Mike Caspur, y.
Il EaSton.
Richmond, Vac X Conley
New Orleans. 1a.-Jchn Hilton. Hiram HYDE
Van Hinds John Hoffman. Henry Hines.
TWENTY FIFTH REGIMENT.
New Orleans La-Tim. Maher
rHRTETH REGIMENT.
Columbia :. &C. X. Meeks. john Muster
Joseph Maddox
Coop NFw- PROM HoNE."-lt i currently
reported that the fair ones left behind have re
solved to hold themselves in a state of single and
~oli'ary ble~-ednc~- untl tie return If the troop
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

TIM OTrrnvILLE (MIssouRD NLws LETTER -
We are in receipt Of No /. vol |. OF this publ
cation edited 10y old friend and former resi-
dent OF indianapolis, Joseph X D.visson, ESQ.
1t is neatly printed. and no sheet of its dimen-
sions in the whole country Is betIer-flled. 1t is
blank, leaving room for the soder to write home.
Our friend DIVISION one Of the most genial and
talented of gentlemen, is now in the army, and
knows. therefore, precisely what a soldier needs.
Success to him in all of his enterprises. We have
put the Ne,rs- Letter on our exchange list
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

The extra edition of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings Of the Eth Of January Conven.
tion. being exhausted. and 10 meet the additional
orders We are daily receiving for them. We have
concluded 10 publish another edition it larger type
Those Of our friends who desire to order them
will please do 80 promptly.
Price 81 per hundred 80 -fs-
No better document can be circulated to disa
buse the public rmnd Of the erroneous irnpres-
sions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted TO create in regard 70 the eharac-
ter Of the Convention and is action upon the mo
mentuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON. Feb. l.
SENATE-Mr. Pomeroy asked TO take up the
resolution offered yesterday relative to the com
mand Of the Department OF Kansas, &C, calling
on the Secretary OF War for the orders and direc-
ton in regard to the supplies for that command.
and whether it IS 10 be commanded by General
Lane, and whether the orders have been changed
since General Lane left, and whether the order OF
General Hunter is according to the orders OF the
War Department. Passed.
Mr. Hale moved to take up the bill providing
for iron clad steamers. Agreed TO.
Mr. Hale proposed TO withdraw both the amend
Inents of the committee and asked the Senate 10
make the subject the special order for Friday
when they would hear him Hale on the report
of the Naval Comm ttee in regard To the Secre-
tary of the Navy. He hoped the Senate would
pass the bill as it came from the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Hale, the report Of the Ma
val Committee on the Secretary of the Navy was
taken up and made the special order for Friday
The bill to provide iron clad vessels was recon-
mitted to Naval Committee
Mr.. Bright's case was then taken up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

AR,u GoxK TO WAR-The Journal. of yes
teriay. formally announces the retirement of
Barton d Jones. ESD A. one Of the accomplish
ed editors of that paper. Mr.. j. has gone to
Va, gone to fght the enemies of the Constitu
ton and the country: gone a. SHfieT. Brave
generous. genial. selfsacFihcng. noble aud pa
troiie MnlleniN. fareWell,-a long farewell. and
IN Thy distinguished stead. upon the tripod 50
long surmouniet by tay heightened ears around
which thy scented soap locks 50 gracefully curled
We welcome thine ancient and honorable friend
and successor Done Brown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

THE PArTtsoN HoUsE--We call the attention
of the public to the advertisement of the proprie
tor OF this house, No. %, North Alabama street
DR.. Barbour. the accomplished host. is well
known throughout the West gentleman who
always puts himself to infinite pains 10 provide
for the comfort OF his guests. lie was for some
time tie landorS! Of the Palmer House, and per
haps has done much a. any other man to build
up its high reputation. To ali our friends, and
the public generally. We commend the p ttison
House under the administration Of DR. Barbour.
IL is first class house and the charges are rea
sonabIe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

HOUSE-The House went into Committee
on the " hole on the Treasury Bill.
Mr. Morrill, said that this measure was orr gina-
ted by Mr.. SpauldiDg a war measure of neces
siy he did not think h0stilites would be Of
such long continuance. for. with the melting Of
snow and ice our armies could rush towards the
Gulf and crush out the rebels Ii men OF the
East will only ask for opportunity TO leave off
epithets, and try what virtue there Is n steel, he
had no fear of the resus. We can close the war
by the 3Oth of july next a well a. in thirty
years, thereby economizing blood as we'll a. trea-
sure IL this paper money is A war measure. it
is hot waged against the enemy who may give
with delight. He would "a soon provide Chr
nese wooden guns tor the army as paper money.
What we most need Is money.
Mr. Morrill, spoke length against SpauldiDg's
bill. he did not object 10 paper issues 10 a lin
tied extent, but wished To establish bounds for it,
In abiding to the state OF the war, he said that
Gen. Mcclellan must harvest his advantages
within the next % days. otherwise he will be
gazetted as a gentleman but not as a General
Mr. Roscoe Cohkling said that there should be
some policy worthy Of the occasion. Let
have no more shifts and subterfuges 10 dodge
honest taxation. lie; US saw fat footed what the
truth j and what We mem.
Mr. Bingham said Daniel Webster did assent
TO the proposition that the Government OF the
United States may authorize the issue OF paDer
money a currency.
Mr. Sheffield. of r. l.. quoted the words of
Mr.. Webster.
There can be no legal tender but gold and Ill
and foreign coin regulated by law.
Tie Sheifield) was further opposed 70 making
the notes legal tender, because il was dishon
est. and that reason enough Tor him. This
bill would Interfere with the local banks. prOdu
chg distress which one could foreteh. Tax
us. he said and We will cheeTfully paw, but pass
this measure containing the legal tender clause,
and YOU will deprive " of the ability 70 paw
Strike from the bill the legal tender clause. and
be would vote for it. Bring forward banking
scheme anal he would support that unless some
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

better measure shah he rescpsei. Produce a
tar bill, and this would secure bis support, but
ne could vote Tor no bin making treasory notes a
legal tender.
The COMMITTEES rose
Dir. Wickiile gave notice II he could get the
floor to morrow, be would move to close the de
bate for the purpose Of relieving the country by
action on the bill. Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

LECTURE or DR FLErcHER-At the request of
the Independent Relief Society, Dr.. W b. fetch
er has kindly consented to give to the public a
narrative of events occurring from the time of his
capture in Western Virginia, to his release at
Richmond. The proceeds of which viii be devo
ted 10 the relief of the families of Volunteers.
The Society have obtained Masonic Hall for Fri
day and Saturday evenings of this week. Ad-
mission % cents
We invite all TO be present and show TO our
young friend that we appreciate his sufferings and
sacri6ces-as well as assist worthy cause.
a,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

cIxefssxrs. febrssrJ =
Flour in fair demard snd the market frm ~
81 lSGs - for superhne and s. 2e1f IS for
extra.
No change IN grain
Whisky advanced n Isle and m rood de-
mand. partly speculative rs
Hogs firm and higher. varying from g Is 10
s. so. receipts 900: the Pre- Cnrrsaf give.
the whole number received 90 date 81 40 900
4 good demand FOR mess pork; sales az 80 g.
az IS FOR good country and fkir CITY brands
Lard unchanged: saies ~ Ga coke.
Green hams advanced - SIC owing 20 the
active demand Tor sugar cured.
Nothing done IN bulk meats 3-s,,asc are the
nominal quotations
No change IN the money market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
TIOAnYs tHrlNtl ON EARLY TRAINS.

THE DAILY srArR sENTrxELi & ..n, by AT The early
morning express and freight trains delivered 10 sub
seroeFs In adjacent towns about the same time Il 3. dis
irisessd n ths city MS enshes reaasr- At adtsce
from The Capital q Indiana get the Of the day
rom x 10 twelve hours before they through
papers published esewhere News dealers and carriers
IN any Of the towns railroads eenterng Indianapolis
VII be supplied With the SENTINEL good terms a.
any oher paper. Clubs for DE Daily viii be applied A.
Agents rates. Orders are solicited dkw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 3.-The Chippewa
left the blockade off Wilmington on Thursday
and arrived here this morning. She reports eve
rything quiet when she left.
The Chippewa encountered westerly gales du-
ring her whole voyage
The Chippewa passed close to Hatteras Inlet
and saw a large feet of vessels inside at anchor,
but heard no firing.
The Constitution is still here She will sail as
soon as possible
flag of truce went TO Cranev Island this af-
ternoon, but has not yet returned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

MErRoPoLIrAS HALL-The Prince of Magi
clans and peerless pianist Mr. Robert Heller, was
greeted with another large and fashionable audi
ence last evening But one opinion now prevails
amongst those who have seen him and that IS, his
entertainments are far superior to anything of the
kind ever before witnessed and we'll worth visit
20 see them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
From Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3-The annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
was held Yesterday Morgan Henry. Chairman.
The report of the directors showed the net earn
ings of the year TO be 50 5O0,0 600, being an IN
crease of more than million and quarter over
the previous year.
A semi annual dividend of four per cent. will
probably be paid in May.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

u Professor Fletcher, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. is absent on a tour in the
western part of the State on matters connected
with Educational purposes. The accomplished
gentleman and efficient functionary is expected
home within day or two.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

- We should like to know who the "Jo-
sephine is that has attracted the bachelorical and
localitorial admiration of "B T. c." of the In
diana State Sentinel? There is music in Char
ley's soul. but few women are witty enough to
make him "yibrate" Miss Josephine is very
possibly, extravagantly If not innoceutly, lucky
woman.-OneruiAe Mo Ne,cs- Letter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
rom Albany.

ALBANY, Y Y. Feb. IA resolution was
adopted in the Senate to-day, "a follows:
ResOICed, il the Assembly concur, In the Opin-
ion of the Legislature of the State of New York,
Jesse ID. Bright, a Senator of the United States
from the State OF Indiana. is traitor, and ought
to be removed from his seat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

Acrox-POstmaster George W Morgan is
agent for the State Sentinel at Acton, in this
county. Mr. Morgan IS also Railroad Station
Master at that point We can commend him to
the public generally as gentleman who will
promptly attend to ali business entrusted to his
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
Encorsl.s we'ss been pying p ilnrsiiv-s "a. saa

Encorsl, we'se been irving pll1nrdives "a, End
a partner "for our ouzzum" and suppose ne Ger.
tainly vii be able 70 find the article when ue Get
back % Indiana the next time Onerriue. No
Nsirs Letfsy.
Lieut. Bradford, who was At Lexington IN
der Colonel Mullienn ia now n,enber Of the
6lst Indiana. col Mullen Lieut. Bradford
started North yesterday on recruiting expedi-
ton
7The clothing, &c. fog the indiana prisoners
in he SOUTH. consisting Of overcosts paats,
blouses. drawers. shirts sacks. neeIies. atd soap.
pins. thread. blacking and brushes. combs. caps,
&c will be sent forward tomorrow in charge Of
Captain Hart. a released prisoner.
-THr ARsfsAL-we learn that. the hands
who received in October and November last
nine dollars per week for working in this estab-
lishment. without notice were only paid 81 %
for December aud 81 day. for January. This
change Ia the wages Is soneehat remarkable.
Who prcfts by this reduction w the rriee pad to
laborersl In another branch Of Government
work no reduction has been made in the wages of
the laborers. Why this differenceg
We we're present on Monday night, on invi
tation. at an elegant supper given by Lieut.. Col
NcReynOlds. of the sd Indiana, TO the officers
connected with his corps. The splendid affair
took place At the Palmer House. Nothing in the
world could have surpassed the genial entertain
ment. In style unsurpassed was everything
served upon the tables by the accomplished host,
j. ID. Carmichael, ESQ. The most interesting
incident Of the occasion was the presentation OF
a magnificent sword : sash. belt, and epaulets by
the officers under him in command to Lieut. Col
McReynolds. The Rev Dr.. Monior;, the Chap
lain Of the regiment. presided on the occasion,
and all the toasts and speeches were elegant and
patriotic The remarks Of Lieut.. Col Mercy.
nods accepting the elegant equipments were
most feeling and appropriate. rtr-, 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

Masonic Nerros There wilIbea stated meet
ing OF Center Lodge. Nc. %. this (weinesiay)
evening az o'clock. Cas- FlsnIs. Sec.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

lSDiAsAroLIs GKAIS MARKn-The figures
Yesterday were as follows: Wheat. white. 5a7si
rel. BOIL ccrn. 2oc. Oats, 22@25 Rye
4O@i5 Buekwheat SC, aud dull. Hay, baled
SHOP; loose. s9aIO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

II A combination ~ wood dealers has run
the price Of wood at Washington up 10 Sll Per
cord They now refuse 70 sell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
From Vincennes.

VNcEsNEs, February 4--The steamer Thorn
Scott was sunk last night in the Wabash river
few miles below Palestine, by heavy ice which
caught her in the bend OF the river and cut her
entire stern off causing her TO sink Immediately
She was ascending the river and had no freight
on board. The boat is total loss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

APPLICATIONS FoK LlclNsK-This Is the last
~eek that applications for license can he r.cey,I
io' publication - that They will be ia lime Tor the
March session OF the board of Cotnmi-~iouers
Parties intending 10 apply at the March session
should hand ia their notices before SUNDAY next
IN time log Tie next Weekly. Sit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

Dawson and Judges Worden, Hanna and Per
kins were al present Yesterday In chambers. No
decisions we're readered. We understand that
the time Of the Court at this, the adjourned
sitting. will be occupied chiefly In hearing peti-
tiCns Cor re hearing. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

- Yesterday was one Of the mos, beautiful
and bright of February days. Il was perfect
and glorious streak Of blue and golden sunshine.
and the ladies lifted their baImorals as they
crossed the cutters, and we smiling. looked into
the blue depths of their beloved eyes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
NOTICE.

- PERSONS HAVING ANY BORROW
Eli Books belonging the late q ORDON 4 ANNER, viii
confer very great favor b returning the nme
dately, 10 No. a. North Peniss lvania street.
FOR sALE-A complete Law library, formerly the
property Of Gordon Tanner, deceased VIII be sold
great bargain. Apply 10
jan2s-dl0d aN q THOMAS COTTRELL-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

~ Only one hundred and seventy nine dogs
have been licensed IN THE township.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

PUBLIC NOTICE

TOuIESSOc ~ CoN- Druggists, No.
Is East Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
BR n E,S TUSSI LAGO,
THE WONDERFUL GRASUIUs. for The cure q Coughs
Colds Sore Throat Brchts wheeznx fritation Of TIE
Uvals and Tcsssss, and Diseases q TIE lungs Sold
large boxes. Is ct 81 Ct, ard : each nisd6~ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK.
81 ~ So Franklin street,
West of Broadway. near Taylors Saloon.
WlCKS, SMITH & CO.,
Are now ready to offer TO the Trade
their entire stock of DOMESTIC AND
FOREIGN DRY GOODS, embracing
5000 Packages,
At less than Market Rates
1000 Pkgs. Nader Prints,
STANDARD MAKES.
1900 Pkgs. Brown and Bleach
ed Sheetings.
10000 Pieces British Dress
Fabrics,
UNDER llIs CENTS.
5000 Pieces, under Is Cents.
FLANNELS,
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
WOOLENS.
WICKS, SMITH & co.
/ jan31
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-05

From .sc. NJ. VI Afsllen Pastor cr Roberts cEqJe
lsnf,Sspous October 6. 1857
DR c. ". RoRAcK-Dear Sir: | have used
your Blood Purifier for nervous affection. from
which have suffered much az times While il
IS pleasant 10 the taste. il certainly has a ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept nv thanks
for your kind regards. and believe me
Yours = W T y cNrIrrS