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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

DtMoKALIzATioS OF THE ARMY The bitter
FRUIT vi the radical Uutcry against our Gener Is
the field ior preserving discipline in the army
il beng iet. the men were ttught TO believe
that their MISSION was To 10y wase the enemy's
county. and they were encouraged by the radical
pres ia their cummings and Their abuse of
every comuaDuer Who SOus ut o. hold them IN
check and preserve a degree ct disci ,,line with
out which an army i, the Most unmaiIaeeabie OF
mOi,s. Gen Buell. was abu ell without stunt Tor
keeping his men from lunderiug, and so indeed
was eve, othcer who dld not think that the army
VAS created To steal nsgers and pick up aud ap-
propriae every thing ittle aud bug IA the line OF
march We clip the following from the CORES
poudence of the Cincinnati C,nms rcial:
Gen. Grant has at last resolved ON me Isures
that will have tendency. at least. to stop the
DIS racefui depredatI0n> OF our army. He issued
an order day before Yesterday that when robber-
les are committed. u the guilty individuals
not lie found, an assessment shall he made upon
the company, regiment. brigade or dIvlsiun To
which the depreiators belong. Then. il the man
men hot be lOund, their company will be
assessed: u the responsibility can not he right
fully placed upon any company, the whole resl
ment will he made To share the loss; 1t the regi
lnent can not be pointed out the brigade will
suffer: II the crime can not be settled upon any
particular brigade. the division will be punished
by the assessment OF the damage done and the
levy OF a lIe upon every man and officer IN It.
In tins way the Government can at least reap pc
ounary benefit rom the transaction.
But the object oil the order il To give every
MN an ndiv dual interest in the prevention of
the crime and the exposure OF the guilty party
when Committed The effect of the system OF
wholesale robbery that has been CARED on by
the army LATELY, IA the decentralization and degrt
dation OF the men. i more serious than people
of the North. who only look II II a earl, ing
out ot the provisions OF the cunh>catlOn act,
seem To imagine. Young men who. when they
enlisted, bore uuimpe icaaOle characters Tor hon
esty and integrity. have been drawn on gradually
ia the vicious practice, from the unauthorized
carving of OF rails Tor fire wood until they
have become such adopts IN the art of stealing
To plier sleeping comrades pocket book
Ii is All n,ariabe rule that men VIM will steal
from he house of cit zeus cannot be trusted ~
their camps They soon become probes
sondl and habtual thie,e,. and will as readily
Xictim!ze their friends their enemies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
Night Dispatches.
from Warrington.

WAsHISeTOS, November Is Lord Lyons.
who returned 10 Washington Yesterday, paid a
visit Of Courtesy TO P,esiueHt Lincoln this morn
ing Ia company with Sec etsry Seward.
Gen john Z. Fremont has not teen ordered
hlther, but visits " ashIngtop on leave asked tor
aud GRANTED a month ago.
lt Is ascerIalned On inquiry that no resigna-
tions have been received from the officers IN the
Army of the Potomac since the change OF CON-
msnders, aud that officers who are not disposed
10 continue in the service in consequence OF the
change will hnd no difficulty in being relieved
The story about an alleged iron cad which ran
the blockade Oft Charleston Is tracetbe here 10
event that occurred over month ago, and
which was soon alter published The Flam-
beau's r,hed guns made impression upon the
blockade runner. simply because none OF the ran
dom shots struck her The rebel steamer ran
10y the FiamOetu during the night.
Much that Is said about tie rebels being REIN
forced with iIOn clad vessels from Europe binds
NO confirmation at the Navy Department. which
Is not Indifferent 10 obtaining facts On that sub
ject.
Governor Morgan and Collector Barney are
here in relation 10 the defenses OF New York
narbor. Ii is understood that the proper De-
paTtments have acceGel 10 their request Tor
adequate and immediate protection, aud the
requisite orders have ALREADY been issued.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
From North Carolina.

NEW York. November l3-The Herald's cor
respondent frem North Carolina reports the oc
cupdtion OF Hamilton The letter is dted the
4th and says We have just arrived AT this place
taking it with grand cavalry charge and com
bned gunboat movement
Our land forces left WILLIAMSON Yesterday af-
ternoon ami encamptd for the night six miles be
low Hamilton aud moved forward az daylight this
morning.
The enemy is in strong force and has retreaied
to Tarboro. We will sex the earliest oppor,u
nifty Ia afford him fight.
The people OF the country are greatly alarmed
at our approach They fee from their homes
and property
The gunhoats have successfully co-operated
with Us. They had a ew moments engagement
with the enem, as they came up the river.
Gen Fosters command had severe engage
ment Sunday night with 5000 rebel infantry
at breaStwork supported by six pieces of ar
tillery We killed and wounded sixty OF the enc
my. Our loss ten. The forces engaged
were the 2I,h and 4Ith Massachusetts. the mi
rine artillery, Beser's battery and the 81 New
York cavalry. The marine r.illery made "A gal
liant and boId dash across creek aud lost four oi
their men.
The enemy left Hamilton. abandoning his
eirthwork precipitately.
We NOV. from this place in two hours To take
TarbOro, on Tar river The gunboats cooperate
with Us
The North State and some other gunboats had
an engagement day before Yesterday on Tai
river
Our marches have been made with great rapid
ity
Expect shortly better and more important new:
than | have reierrel 10 here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
Soutt,eru News.

NEw YORK November Is The following is
from the Richmond Dispatch
There a report IA circulation on Saturday
that engagement had occurred nesr Tar5oro
on SATURDAY between some six regiments oi North
Carolina State troops under command of Gov
Vance Hnd Governor Martin and about 10 600 of
the enemy
The Raleigh Journal Of Saturday says that
report j. incorrect and that nothing of the kund
had taken place since the fight of last Sunday
evening.
A dispatch from GOldsboro dated 10 o'clock on
Frda, night states that there had been no fight
ing aud that the enemy had retreated towards
W eldon We do not exactly understand how
they could have retreated towards Weldon since
that is the point toward which they were sup
posed to be advancing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

INV York, November l3-For the last
eighteen months the most gigantic system of
fraud against the GovegnneHt h - been gssIng on
VA this city ~ means ot tor -ed bills tire Sub
slstence Lelirtment in White street. The facts
are. that So.omon kohustssn broker, aud g. b.
Tracy broker, have been IN the habit OF purcnas-
ing bulls on the Subsistence Department in this
city for halt aud sometimes one fourth their ap-
parent value. Parties we're employed To hunt up
contractors Who have subssteC men, and some of
the latter led sign bills for subssting one
thousand men where they had really provided for
but one hundred
As many as hfty persons are implicated in these
frauds, aud quite number OF them already
in custody.
Kohnstan and Tracy were arrested Tuesday
and taken to Fort Lafayette.
Oue OF the runners confesses 10 having sold
SlOO,0O0 worth of these bills. and another ac.
know edges a still larger sum, great deal of
which were fraudulent.
IL Is supposed that the whole amount of these
frauds will not be far from 81 900 600
The steamer ChlmpiOn, from Aspinwall
brings S7l7 900 in treasure.
The 81 Louis brought down TO San Francisco
$3.50. 0OU IN Mexican treasure aud 66 bales OF
cotton.
Anhoqna, the great stronghold of the Arbal
edas party. has submitted quietly TO Mosquera
Ii VIII he likely to end the war la New Grenada.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Nov. l2--Thr New York Trb
une has the following special:
Breckenridge sent flag of truce from Muir
ireesboro late last night asking All exchange of
10 prisoners
The main rebel force is falling back south un-
der Polk and Buckner.
Bragg has assumed command General Joe
Johnston's health being too much impairrd for
field service.
The railroad bridge across the Harpeth at
Franklin, Tenn, was destroyed by the rebels a
day or two ago.
Rosecrans has ordered the impression of rebel
negroes Tor fatigue duty; also the organic ition
OF negro pioneer corps on his Corinth plan.
The New York Herald has the following spec
ial dispatch:
Gen. Ro. has written a con2ratuatory
letter To Gen Negey Oh the latters successful
defense OF Nashville.
The rebels last night blew up the stone-work
OF the bridge over Mill creek. on the Murfree>-
borO railroad, SIX miles from Nashville The
bridge has just been repaired.
Most OF the rebel supplies are forwarded to
Chattanooga and Atlanta fiom MurIrecsboro,
which reported evacuated by the rebels.
Union refugees preparing To return TO
MuIfreesboro
Preparations are being made To elect repreSer-
t.tives to the present Congress from districts in
Tennessee now in the occupancy OF the Federal
tr ops. Governor Johnson will probably issue a
proclamation To that effect.
The first mail since September 2Oth arrived to-
day.
Provisions are coming in abundantlv.
The reports in Northern papers OF the rebels
Smelling and burning part oi Nashville are utterly
uuiOunded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
Southern News.

INV YORK, Nov. l3-The Richmond Dis
patcn of the 10Th SAYS:
Ii appears the enemy landed large forces at
Washington OH Sunday, aud advanced toward
Hamilton and took possession of that town 1t
is reported that they destroyed nearly the entire
place.
The enemy's force is represented TO he about
10000 infantry. forty pieces OF artillery and con-
siderable cavalry.
They are also reported to have landed large
force al PALMYRA. Halifax county, some twenty
five or thirty miles from Weldon.
General PettIgrew Commands the Confederate
forces at Weldon.
The Yankees are said to be commanded by
Gen. Foster.
There was a report Saturday that engage
ment occursed in the vicinity OF Tarboro on
Thursday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

LYMAN GufxxsP We lesrn from tie Chicago
IiHes and private letters frVm Dtntille. that
~ IA ~ CuiunIp. tie dirts puppy ~no headed the
fpOD Hh.cn DESTROYED UuT ofnce Lat FALL has
been ane-iei and confined "a jail IN Louis
vile. kensurky ca the charge OF stealing re
g1Oe<. Ii viii be remembered that fhls GuInnp
appointed sulonei 81 an lliluoi> regiment,
whieb rendezvousesi ~ VI sttDun awhile. asd then
VS. sent 10 Kentucky Since the regiment h.s
been la Kentucky. this black hearted tiiei. e
are rel,abiy informed. has cent hume ~ hi> vile
ia DinvIiie, a large amount OF siives~tre. glass
war. foreign ~ine-, a.. shich, 40 cuuO', tie
ihleting viiltin had stolen lrom the re,iIeiee Of
some gentleman in Kentucky We nal d.
pOsesl - mu, az tile calamity Oi our iVe>, but
We sincerely wish that this villanOus dog my
meet with that punishment which he - richly
deserves. We have always held him 70 De
an INSCRIPTIONS. thieving villain. snd his
every act since bis appointment as Colonel
has proven that We are currect. We would
suggest To those OF his friends who sympa-
thzed with him in his attempt TO destroy our
paper. that now since their chief Is IN trouble, IL
j. their duty To 20 % his rescue. turn out aud aid
this tiIei and burglar 10 evasie the justice which
he 40 richly deserve. that you may have hun
again il your mll>I, to lead you IA your assaults
upon he rghts of your ne,gh,Ors, anu IA your
un~arraLted violations OF the law ot your cum
Try.
The above we clip from the People's Frissd.
a paper issued ia C,vington. Ind. Officer Rv
returned Yesterday from Dinville, Illinois, where
the notorious Gunnp resided he searched the
house. and found any quantity ct siverwsre, SIX
heavy silver fruit baskets, any quantity of hne
cut glass. spoons. knives aud fork, besides bas-
kets OF the nnest imported wine-, some OF winch
had not been opened OIhcer Ray. upon exam
ming one of the baskets. found card showing
that the wines had been presented Ia Col. Preston
by some Oi his foreign irends. This wholesale
thief Is IN jail IN this city - Lou Dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

NEw York. Nov. l3-Advices from Port
ROYAL 10y The gunboat " estern World report a
naval and military expedition comprising 800
Rhode Islanders had up The railroad of the
Charleston ami Savannah road. large mum
Der OF rebel troops arrived from Charleston and
forces retIeated TO the boats.
A rebel deserIer reported that Beauregard was
TO attack Fort Pulaski about the l7Ih
Engines were beng removed from the Nash
vile To he placed IN ol the reOe rams OF
winch sc, eral are about ready.
n negro regiment is doing picket duty on St.
SmOns Island under white officers Two boats
crews of them recently proceeded up DAreu river
aud captured reUel Deputy Marshal and tso
pickets
81 Cathern's Island Is evacuated oy the rebels.
who took the negroes with them. killing TWO who
refused 10 go.
The health OF the troops at Port Royal is
good.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

PHILADELPHIA. November ia special to
the Washington Slar SAYS:
The army, which Is nov massed in the vicinity
of Warrenton. has been al stand still since the
receipt of the order transferring the command to
Burnside.
On the day preceding the night of the receipt
OF said order Gen Mcclellan announced TO many
of his officers his belief that within three four
DAYS at farlhest he would fight the greatest battle
OF the war and gain victory for the Union that
would probably end the rebellion.
No one blames Gen. Burnside for the sudden
halt of the army.
At present our advance is only upon the north
ern bank OF the Rappthannock. though scouting
cavalry parties and then venture To Culpep-
per. ltOm one to hve miles from the river
n is not believed At headquarters that General
Joe Johnson. now in command OF the rebels al
Culpepper. will venture To attempt serious bat
tie this side OF the K ,pidan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
iBrrELEsEAPB.
New Sork va rket.

NV YoRK November l3
Flour s. better with fair demand for export
and home con>umntiun with moderate inquiry
sales at So e0Cf5 80 for ~uTerfne State: Sc O5(d
% nor extra; - S0@5 30 tor supertne Western;
S. l066 40 Tor common 10 me,iium extri do;
SO 00d6 60 tor common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; s. O0@o ID Tor trade
brands. market closing quiet with holders little
more disposed TO realize.
Rive -four quiet at 81 T5i5 O5
Corn. meal steady and unchanged.
Whisky without material change; sales at 81 -
@37c
Wheat opened shade frmer. but with mod
crate export inquiry closed very quiet at about
vesterdaN's quotations: sales small: Chicago
spring al 81 l76l 90: Milwaukee club 81 25G
%. amber Iowa 81 33(d SO: winter res: West
err IL 40Cdl IA; amber Michigan 81 44al AZ;
extra choice do s AZ; white Michigan 81 500
l 52c
Corn heavy and closed lie lower; sales at III "a
sc for shipping mixed Western: GOA 69c for
Eastern; 59C165c for damaged and heated 14c
for yellow Western
CoIiee-Rio more active; prices very firm;
sales 1t 80 - a 3214c for common to prime
Sugar-Riw hrner; s,leS at 951@l014c for
Cuba; lO1a "a i2lac for New Orleans; lO1sc for
Havana.
Molasses firm and better demand; Barbadoes
43r Cuba and Muscovndo 35c
Pork opened dull aud closed more active and
tirner sales ut SI2 1908 tor mess. closing al
the latter price: Sll 50 tor prime; Sl2 50@l1
for prime mess
Beef market quiet.
Lard steady aud in good dem md; sales al
ga @l0s4c
Butter is selling at l5fd20c for Ohio and qua
24c for State.
Cheese steady at Sale
Money matters are nn ltered.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
CAUTION.

The MARKETS full Of limitations, represented be the
same as 'BROwN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which are
in most productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
wIrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles ano- "pe profit themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,'
which ny long experience haveproved their value, having
secei ed he sanction of physicians generally. and tes
mouials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth have direct influence I"
the affected pats the seative and soothing eec to the
lining of'he windpipe into the BronchallaysPui
monary irritation and relief in Coughs, Colds and
the sariors which public speakers and
singers are liable febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
no. l74)
NO. lT4)
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

NO. lT4)
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, -
WHEREAS A libel Of information has been filed in the
D>luct Court the Uuited within and for the
seventh aud District OF indiana, the lst day
OF November ls63, BY John Hanna, tsq., Attorney
the Cted Sate> for the District of Indiana. against
lots 10 III "a and las ia DIVISION B. of
the Niuceuues Cummous Also subdivision Ne. Of LOT
No 10 ia tie city OF YIN enne the being u feel
Main street. and commences So feet and nss
corner Of Man and third streets, and
the Nd Il ieeI. the same distance from
bird e., the tull depth sad lot l26; a.
lot l26 aOiung 20 subdivision No Aforesaid he SalG
tot OF round front, on Main street and the
width adjoining ~Rbdiv ion No !, the fu depth Of laid
lot No I26 and together makes - feet front on Nam
reet the " OF lncennes, u being the prop
ery upon which i now c@ted tw''story brick building
occupied the Potoce in sad city, al! ad real estate
is the CRY Of vncrnnes ia The county Of Knox and the
state Of Indiana the violation Of powers Of
Of Congress approved y L. ls62 entitled, "Ap set 70
suppress insurrec ion, 10 punish treason and rebellion TO
and c.ncate the property Of rebels and for other
purpoe and praying process against said realty and
that the same may he Condemned aud sold as enemies
property.
seal Of said C0ur directed and delivered lido here
by give public all persons caimnS said realty,
part thereof in interested thereIn
that they be aid appear before the sad District Court Of
The United states Be held the CITY Of indianapolis.
IN and T the District Il lniana. the third Monday
Of November AZ ten O'Clock on the forenoon Of that
day then and III ~ inerpose their claims and 10 make
Their ale cations in that behalf
%. G. ROSE. L. 5. Marshal.
Per J. 5. RlsELow, Deputy.
Attest:
yoaS II. REx. Clerk no-s-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

MICRO SoLDllRs AT PoRr Royal The first
South Carolina re, iment of volunteers. now IN
der command of Lieut. Col. l. Billings. late
Chaplain ofthe 4ih New Hampshire. il beng re-
organized and tiled up unoer the new orier from
the President authorizing Gen Saxton to 'enlist.
arm and uniform i've regiments OF nefsOns oi AT
rican descent tor the service of the United States
A gunboat and steamer have gone to the coast OF
FLORIDA for recruits.
The staff. held and line officers Of these regi-
nents sre % be white To be comm sSoned b, the
War Department with the same rank and d,
as other officers. " jor Filler. OF the 55th Penn.
sylvanla. graduate at Harvard College. is talk
e. OF tor Colonel OF the lst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

tsuesunass tfarkeI.


CINCINNATI. November ~.
Flour dull and heavy: superhne sold Al IS *
as 40 The feeling in the market a shade
hrnser at the cio~e.
Wheat declining; red sl@l ~ and white
81 ln@l II
Con-. IA active demand; ear $3.50; shelIed
46@47c
0ns dull and droopirg; new 1880; old %
q bic
Bdey has slightly deeliaei; sAles at 81 -
al IS
Rive 6iG65c
Whisky firm az 3sIkc.
a fair demand for mess pork; sales az $40 50
for country; 10 - for CITY
Green meats dull at Size. &c, ana 531c
Hog- are held firmly but packers are not buy
ing freely; "a % to 81 90 indicate the whole
range
Lard dull at &c.
Nothing done in bacon.
Groceries firm ani unchanged.
Coffee is held ISc higher.
SUGAR firm at / ga 1870.
Gold advanced 10 81 81; silver 81 "a; dema nd
note~ 81 "a
There Is an active demand for exchange.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

THE THEArER-Nlss SALLI ST. Clans
BESfFII-A bill 81 unusual variety. extent al d
excellence j. offered at the Metropolitan night
fer The benefit ol Miss ~. Clair. First upon the
programme l. the grand romantic DRAMA of The
tsip-v Ia which Ms Ssilie appears IN her .rest
imlersonation Of the Zsngara This drama Is me
of the finest in the language and abOunds in
startling incidents aud be ,uIiful illustrated tab
leaux During the piece there ~ill be grant
gip~y chorus aud grose-sae dance. IN which the
entire company will join The entertainment Tor
the evening will close with the consulsing farce
OF tie Cork Leg. Ia which Miss Mccarthy will
sing some of her ehol-e>t songs. OF course
everybody will he in Attendance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
Job Printing.

We are nov ready 10 do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. ia the best syle. on short no
tiee. and as cheap as any other Office We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper ard cards. and weesn 10 good and clse.,p
work AL kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
rx-sINGER 4 co s LETTER"ApFAs

-E SlNGEk " - LII Ell r AN
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl
FUL Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing from the running of tuck in aretan TO the max
ing of overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down the soest gauze goSsamer tissue, and il
ready do its work perfection tcan fell hem, bind
gather, tuck quilt. and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work This is not the only machine that
can fell! HEM bind and FORTH but 1t viii do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet cases
The Folding Case which is beco ling popular, is
aSits implies. that can be folded into box
case. which, when opened. makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work to rest upon The
Of every imaginable design-plan a. he wood grew
nits native forest or deliberately finished
make them. L. NJ. SINGER CO..
No. l5S Broadway, New York.
Hsy9- Ind annapolis Olice- No. Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington street. lsd6wlfcl 63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
From " asisiuxten.

WAsHISsroS. November l2-The Herald's
special sass:
General Fremont has been ordered to report for
duty.
Gen. Wadsworth is expected to return from the
front To morrow and will resume the duties of
Military Governor until assigned to a command
in tie field.
Gen Prince is expected to report for duty 10
Gen Banks a soon exchanged.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry to night re-
ports that the rebel pickets were not seen in that
viciuity to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

- A Young lady nsmei Sehildhelm
turning Ia her hume on Saturday evening from
nsf dai duties az a military store when she "a
sezesi, a. ,ie corner OF jefferson and Eighteenth
streets. by wonsn. b, drew larre pair Of
30 and severed the haii Of her victim from
be- he 81. ard r4n away AZ rsee horse rate up
tie street with u The soHng la.l,'s hair VS.
sat ~ bc beautiful. aud doubt jealeu,y
prompte'l the night walker 20 sever u lrom her
head Ia order that che might crswn hers With the
SINE bs- utiisil suit ia tie shape OLA wis-L0a.
iSrlHs Dsmocrgf