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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Important Array orders.

Adiutant General Buckingham has
been to Washington attending to the in
terests of the State Of Ohio. Camp Chase
will hereafter be recognized as, in all re-
spects, a United States camp. The two
battalions of the 9th Regiment Of Ohio
Cavalry at Camp Chase will proceed
forthwith TO Wheeling Island, the cog-
manding officer TO report to Major Gen,
eral Fremont. The horses, arms and
equipments for the regiment will be pro-
vided aud issued as soon Rs practicable,
in the usual manner. The manufacture
of ammunition at the State Laboratory at
Columbus, will be continued. The con-
tract made in April, 1861, by the State,
with Messrs, Austin g. Co., Of Cleveland,
for thirty tons of cannon powder for the
United States, is TO be carried out, pro-
yided the powder will pass inspection
and the price suit the Ordinance De-
parment.
All agents appointed by the Governor
OF a State, under its laws, To obtain from
its volunteer soldiers assignments Of pay
for the benefit of their families, will be
recognized rs such by paymasters; and
transportation 10 soldiers on sick leave
may De furnished and the cost stopped
from their pay, in the same manner as
other stoppages are made.
Such are the substance Of recent or
ders issued BY the War Dspartmont.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
The Toledo Thets OF Hospital
Stores.

We clip the following additional in
reference to the thcits of hospital stores
recently brought to light at Toledo, from
the Blade of Friday evening. 1t had
been speaking Of the four boxes and two
trunks found at the depot, when the ar
tclc proceeds:
We are informed that the person to
whom these last mentioned boxes and
trunks were directed, received letter
from a man employed as tcamstcr in the
l4th Regiment, stating that the goods
had been shipped and rcqus stcd him TO
take churgo OF them until he returned
home.
All the goods seized are now in the
hands Of the authorities. Tho proper
army officers at Cincinnati have been in
formed o: the procedure and nothing more
will probably be done until they prescribe
the course to be pursued. Col. Ste,d.
man has also been notified Of the affair.
1t appears that several individuals, well
known in this city, ire implicated in this
IRON present ppcarances--gigantic
fraud, TO give it no harsher term, still it
is possible that it may be all right. HoI-
! irg that it may be so, we have rcfraincd
from giving the names Of several parties
connected with the affair.
In regard to the man Kinds, We are in
formed that he was detailed for duty at
the Lebanon hospital, and that had he
been disposed to use them, his facilities
for appropriating public property were
unlimited. Iii is but just to him, howev-
er, to state that he claims to have obtain
ed the goods in perfectly legitimate
manner
There has been report in town for q
duy or two past that there was lotion
car load of similar goods standing ON the
track at Lima. Mr.. Shoemaker, Of the
ID. q Nj. Road, informs US that those
goods appear to be returned articles"
from regiments, as all the large boxes
are directed to companies forming regi.
ments, while the small packages consist
ing of satchels, etc, resemble those which
have been returned by troops going from
this city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
VALI.ANDHGEIAM,

This impudcnt traitor is evidently get
ting boldor since he tried to rcsurrrct the
Democratic party. A few days ago in
the House of Representatives he called
Bon. Wade "lar, scoundrcl and
coward" Ofcourss Wade was not prr s.
Ont. Such bastard aud traitor as Val.
andigham is c0nnot face an honest man.
The House owes it TO themselves, to our
brave soldiers, and to the country, to at
once cxpcl this unlung minion Of JEFF.
Davis.
a Cincinnati paper snys that "hc has
done as much as il is possible for one
mischicvcous spirit TO do, to keep alive
the hopes Cf the rebels and protruct re-.
sistnncc TO the authority Of the Govern
mcut. lie has predicted the failure oftho
Government in its financial policy, op-
posed appropriations for the mOintanunce
OF lis authority over the seeded States.
and indirectly urged the people not to pay
the direct tax imposed to dclroy the ex-
pcnscs of tho war, by trying to convince
them Of their inability to do so, and the
enormous sacrifices they would sustain II
they should attempt Payment" Aud it
is but the truth.
The southern papers copy his speeches
aud on them build their hopes of party
in the loyal states who W II soonb be ready
TO help them in their diabolical acts.
Mr.. Hutehins very promptly made a
motion to ccnsure the infamous traitor
for his blackguurdng in the House, but
he escaped ccnsure by appealing to the
following rule and dodging u trial.
lta member be called to order forwords
spoken in debate, the person calling him
TO order shall repeat the words excepted
TO, and they shalt be taken down in wri-
ting at the Clerks table; and no member
shall be held 10 answer, or be subject to
the censurc of the House, for words sro.
ken in debate, if any other member has
spoken, or other business has intcrvcncd,
alter the words spoken, and before cxccp.
ton TO them shall have been taken.
Let all such traitors in the House be
either expelled or hung for treason, OF
be drummed beyond our lines into tho
embrace Of their fellow conspirator, jeff.
Davis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Concentrated Chicken aud
Canned Fruits.
aud

The Soldiers Aid Society at Cleveland
have given the following notice, which it
is important, not only tina. all co-opera-
ting Societies should heed, but thet
everybody moved to contribute for the
relief of sick and wounded soldiers should
heed as well:
No more concentrated chicken, how
ever carefully prepared, must be sent TO
these Rooms. With a few exceptions,
all that has been received since the
weather became warmer has been utterly
unfit for use and has caused great trouble
and expense in repairing the injury done
to clothing and bedding. The chances
of any preparation of chickens at this
season arriving at Nashville in a state of
preservation are extremely small.
We must also request that no cans,
jug, or bowls of fruits, pickles, syrup, etc,
be packed in boxes containing clothing
or bedding. All such articles should be
carefully sent in boxes by themselves,
aud where it is possible, cans should be
employed in preference 10 stone or earth
enware.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Tiffiu afrehlg Iribnue
n. T.. NIX ~. !. =. M'CLELLAND
M7I<ee ~ MsC1e11and
EDITORS AND PRoPRIET0RS.
OFEICE-SIIAwHAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington q Market Sis.
IifIn. O. Friday Ms. 2. sea
DID, as IONEsT AS YOU CAN.

il seems that such slavery-worshipping
papers as the A duertiscr, Findiay Cour-
Ter, and others Of their ilk, can only af-
ford TO tell the truth occasionnlly, ond IL
they cannot raisreprescnt somebody, they
are entirely ont Of thoir elements. Such
seems to be the effect Of upholding the
"sum Of yillaiuies."
In order TO make IL appear that Col.
Gibson is an advocate Of slavery. they
quote some hastily written paragraphs 10
the TEmUsE, which we published few
weeks ago. But they are very careful
not TO let their readers sec the Col's real
opinion Of the "pecuiar institution
which VIC published two weeks ngo. For
the benefit Of all such, and 70 sec If
those papers which have tried to make
their readers believe great change has
conc over his views, in regard to slavery,
are willing to publish his trao opinions,
We again publish the extract. We think
that no one, who reads the following, will
fail to SEQ that those pro-soveryites havo
strained point to make out their case.
We hope that such papers that copied
the former extract will find place for
this:
"l am more and more convinced Of the
terrible curse OF human slavery. Iis dark
mantle hangs like pail over this lund,
and, through It's darkness, ono can SEQ
the evidences Of n coming wrath. Men
in chuinsl partakcrs of the holy COM
munion, hunting men like Ia tridgos,
from camp to camp and from Hill to hiil. ="
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
- - -|7777--
GEN. McILi,IIAN

5. ID. PAGE, one of the editors os tho
Cleveland Leader, writing from Fortress
Monroe, says of this General; "Evcry
officer and soldier have couvcrscd with
pins his present faith to Mcclellan
Some of ,hom--ycry many Of Ihcm--have
Joined with you, and me, and nearly every
other loyal civilian, in chatting at the quiet
on the Potomac, aud the great Mann as
sas humbug, but so far as the issue on
the Peninsula is concerned they believe
Geo. II. Mcclellan is. just tho man to lead
them to victory. This ia ore great point
which will tell for us when the time OF
assault comes"
We hope that that may prove true TO
tho letter. The rebels thoroughly beaten
at Yorktown and at Corinth and their
cause is thoroughly hopeless, and the
war will then, no doubt, soon end.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
The Geographical Tendency
Of fhc CnIorcd Rncc.

A large mass -peeting of the colorcd
residents of Chicago was held last Mon
day night, at which a series of resolu.
tions was passed, embracing tho follow
ing:
Resolyod, That in the opinion of this
meeting (and we speak odvisedly for the
masses of cur people) that the abolition
of slavery in the Southern States will
result in the general migration of the
colorod people of the North to the South.
The opinion here declared is not only
philosophical ono, but, coming from
the colorcd people themselves, it is Pc
culiorly significant.-ByF ErPre%.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
VisIt OF the President 10 n
Frcmch NIan-oI-IVar.

The President visited the French frig-
ate Gassendi to-day, being the first time
Il President of the United States ever
went aboard n foreign vessel of war. He
was received with the honors paid to
crowned .heads--the same as usually
shown the Emperor. The yards were
manned by the crew who shouted Vive
La President. The Secretary of State
and Captain Dahlgren accompanied the
President. The French minister was
on board to receive the party.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
MOBILE. April 27.

The Yankee Commodore FaraRut,
promised the Secretary Of the Mayor Of
New Orleans, who visited the fleet by
fiag Of truce, 70 make a renewed demand
for the surrender Of tho city; but he has
not done 50 up TO this hour % o'clock. y
Our ship, the McRae, camc mp from the
forts under flag Of truce with forty Of
our wounded. She communicated with
the Federal fog ship, but the result is
unknown. II is rumoreJ that the Fed
erals refused to let her return.
In n conference had with one of the
Federal officers after the currespondence
between Mayor Monroe and Commodore
Furagut, the officer left declaring he
would shoot down the flag on the City
Hall IL Il was not hauled down, and he
nc,ually brought his ship within range,
but has not fired thus far.
RICHMOND, April 2s.--The following
dispatch was received to-day by Adiu-
tant General Cooper from General
/ Loycl:
CAMr MooRE, April 27.-- Forts Jack
son aud 81. Phillips are still in good con-
dition aud in our hands. The steamers
Louisiana aud McRac ore safe. Tho GU
emy's fleet is at tho city, but they have
not forces enough to occupy 1t. The in
habitants are staunohiy loyal.
MOBlLE, 2Sth.-Thc forts ON Lake pont.
charlrain were oil evacuated on the 25th
inst. We have sustainod considerable
loss ia supplies aud dismouutug, but not
ia destroying the guns. At Fort Pike
all the buildings were burnt, including
Tho TplpUrnnh pnice IN, ,n,r,tor I,,
gone to the limits of the city TO open an
Office If possible. All the gunboats on
the Lake have been burnt by our own
people. The Mobile boats Whitoman
aud Brown aud several othors, Hro run.
ming troops, stores and ordnance to Man.
achock, after which we fear they will be
burnt The Yankee llcot was returning
aguin 10 Shin Island,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
THE PAEOLED SECEsM An
CAMP CHASE,

Secretary Stanton has disposed of the
vcxed question in regard to the paroled
sceesh officers at Camp Chase, by order
ing them all to be taken a, once to John
sons Island.
lie seems TO regard Columbus as not
the place to keep that kird of animal, il
being rather too near their traitor SYM
pathising friends Of the Legislature,
The slavery question connected there.
with he has a so been disposed Of, by no,
allowing any Of their servants" to &C.
company them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

The BIZ to apportioa this State for
members Of Congress has passed the
Legislature. 1t puts Seneca with CrAw-
ford, Huron, Erie, Ottawa aud Sandusky.
which makes il the largest District in the
State. Mr., Noble may consider himself
a"yearling." For the time being, we
may consider Hon. ]. F. Worcester cur
Representative. The following is the
vote at the last Presidential election
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
An Ohio Democratic Editor
SQuclciAcd,

Edmond J. Ellis, of the Boone County
(Mo.) STANDARD, has been ordered to leave
Missouri, and his office is con6sca,ed, for
giving "Oid aud comfort to tho enemies Of
the United States" He was formerly a
Democratic editor in Ohio, and was in
turn connected with the Mt. Vernon Ban
ner, Newark Advocate aud we believe a
paper in Elyria.
The present editor of the Banner is of
the same stamp and deserves the same
fate. - CleUe. Leader.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

0SyWashington specials state there
is rumor that the Government is in pos
session OF information which may pos.
sibly lead to cessation OF hostilities. A
mediation and compromise form the basis
Of the rumor. Doubtful.
0STIt is rumored that Gen. Cadwalla-
der is to take the place ef Gen, Su ith at
he West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Party DcfOre Country.

A meeting OF the Democratic State
Central Committee has been called at
Columbus on the l4th Of May, on "im-
portant business" Nsllsndigham, Cox
4 Co., at Washington, have axes to
grind In Ohio for Southern use. The
Democratic State Central Committee are
ready 10 turn the stone.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NIIILINER Y
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. l.. o. ALLEN wishes to
iaiom the ladies OF rifsn and vicinity that she in
tends TO keep nice assortnsni of millinery goods, ais,
Caps, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Beits, 6e. She
viii spare no pains In keeping up the latest Rsvey OF
the season. she has employed IN experienced Dfess
Maker 10 sunstintend that nj Family ssc,
lag done TO order, and On short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks, aad Mnntilla. made At prioet 10
suit The times. Terms, cash. ladiss,give hefA call
snd you willhs turTrissd At the eSessding low pe.s
Come and see for yourselves. Pattern, fsr ladies and
ehiidTsn's Apparel. Thankful for pau hvoTs, she
hopes sui TO shsrs the puhlic patronage.
Rooms on Market suesi, opposite Dt. Kuhni snies.
ma l-3n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
IoTu 5UDSCIAL DlsTRaCr.

Tho Ohio Legislature has passed a
bill changing the 10th Judicial District.
This subdivision, which Seneca county
alone constitutes, is abolished and here
after Seneca, WyandOt and Craw ford
will constitute a subdivision. So Judge
Scney may consider him.elf retired, at
ter the expiration OF his present term.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Good AnnoinI,nenfs.

Governor Tod has appointed Peter
Hitchcock, ef Geauga County, Trustee
for the Ohio State Asylum for Idiots, for
the term of three years; and ]. A. LutE,
OF Piokaway County, for the unexpired
term Of Col. Garfield, killed on the field
Of Shiloh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Your obcdicnt servant,
II. Z. AUCKLAND,
Col. 72d Rcg't., Com. 4th Brigade,
Shcrman's Division.
The Ohio Braves Under GCu.
Shields.

Gen. Shields reply to the thanks ofthc
General Assembly, communicated hy
Governor Tod, dated Headquarters
Woodstock, Va, says; "tho resolutions
are a credit to your State; the COM
mand heard them published with wild en-
thusiosm. 1t would have done your hear,
good TO have seen the brave fellows from
your State throw up their caps, CRYING
out with one voice, Ohio will never for
get usn and Ohio ought never to forget
them, and ought to feel Justly proud of
them, for no men ever entered a battle
field who exhibited more fearless courage
than the gallant sons did on that occasion.
For yourself, Governor, accept my thanks
and that Of my command for the generous
spirit of enthusiasm which your letter
cvinccs, and hope and trust God will
not permit mo to fall to rebel bullet,
until ] have the pleasure OF once more
grosping your manly hand, and spending
some pleasant days aud nights with
you.
"Sineercly and respectfully
"Nour friend,
Jas. SHIELDS, Brig. .-Ge en-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
The Killed and wounded NJ
Piitsburg-The Number Bur-
led.

The Pittsburg correspondent Of the
Chicago Times writes, on The goth;
The work olbprisl is complete, aud the
returns show over six thousand killed, OF
whom four thousand aud four hundred
were rebels. II IS ditiicultto account for
this, but the rebel dead are undoubtedly
double our own number. In estimating
the mortality, the fatally wounded must
he added TO this number, swelling il to
over seven thousand killed in the battle.
In addition, there are eight thousand OF
our men in the hospitals, who were wound
ed in the battle. We have no means OF
knowing how many Of the enemy are
wounded. but undoubtedly the number is
as great as ours. Sever thousand killed
and sixteen thousand wounded, gives a
total Of twenty three thousand lnen dis
abled in tho great battle Of Shiloh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
Sheriff Sale.

James X. Glenn, administrator of Andrew
GlenD, deed,
vs..
Daniel Huffman aud Geo. W. Huffman.
Dy nilae Of an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Jan. term, A. d. 1861, in the above en-.
titled cause and to me directed. will offer
for sale at public vendue. at the door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Tiiin, in said
county, on
fHE % DAT oF JusK, A. d. 1862,
between the bours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p n. Of said day, the following AZ
serlbed lapds aud tenements, to-wit:
The sonth west quarter of section thirty
I'VE (S5l In township one a. north Of range
tenr.een 90 in said county of SeIeea, aud
state OF Ohio, Containing one hundred and
sixty acres Of land, more or lrss.
LEVI WEIRlcK.
NAV Ris6A s3.Ga
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
TO the Field.

We presume that Gen. Fremont and
staff viii take the field somo time this
week or early next, although we have no
official knowledge of the fact. Prepa-
rations which seem to indicate such a
movement have been going on for some
days back.-W Wheeling IafeHigencer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

0Sy-The families OF Parson Brownlew
and Horace Maynard have arrived az.
Fortress Monroe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

so LAB0RERs WANT
ED!

To work on the Sandusky, Day,
ton a clneipnas X. n. track, bsrvssn Ssndnskt ana
Tim, ApPSte Wu. Wallace, u.el mast Al riE
nm; "a . ~ kicr, spgt,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02
The Cowardice Of Ohto Rcgi-
Tnents nt Pittsburg Landing
Rcfutcd.

The Cowardice OF Onto IgcVt-
Inents at Pittsburg Landing
Gtcfutcd.
lFfom The Colnmbus Jonrnsi.l
We ore permitted to publish the follow
ing extoct from a letter 20 Adjutant Geu-
eral Buckingham, from Col. II p Buck
land, Of the 72d Ohio, commanding the
4th brigade Of Shcrman's division, which
utterly rcfutcs the allegations of coward
ice on the part Of the 72d Ohio Regiment
made by the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial in his thrilling dcs-
cripton Of the battle, written at Cairo-
hundreds Of miles away from the scene.
When the whole truth shall be known.
that "rcliuhlc gcntleman's statements in
reference 70 other Ohio regiments will
also disappear as the morning dew in mid
SUMMER:
HEADQUARTERS Arm BRIGADE, sHER- D
MANS Division, Pittsburg, Tenn,
April ~. 1869.
c. p. buckingham, Adt Gen. Ohio:
SIR: perceive by the Cincinnati and
Louisville papers that the conduct of this
brigade in the battle of Pittsburg has been
grossly misrcpresontcd. think the rc-
port ol General Sherman will do US jus.
uce. 1t is tue that we were taken by
surprise, and had hardly time 10 form into
line OF battle aud advance about thirty
rods when we met the enemy and opened
upon him. II is not true that we fed.
but, on the contrary, we maintained our
position more than two hours, and did not
retire until the regiments on our left had
given away, and we were ordered to fall
back, which we did in good order. II is
true that our lines were altcrward broken
by the fleeing mass from the left All
three of the regiments rallied and contin-
ucd 10 fight, whenever we could, during
the day, though not always ut the same
point
We slept on cur arms in line on Sun
day night, and were in the thickest f the
fight the next day, aud Monday night in
the camp we started from Sunday morn
ing.
My brigade pursued the enemy some
miles Oh the road TO Curinth. Instead oI
being driven TO the boats. as altered by
these newspaper correspondents, / have
not seen the Tennessee river since we
came to this camp, nearly four weeks
since. 1t is hard, after having done oul
duty in such a battle as this, to be thu,
slnndercd. But | trust Justice will yet
be douc US.
Your obcdicnt servant,
II. p. AUCKLAND,
Col. 72d Regt., Com. 4th Brigade,
Shcrman's Division.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

The reported battle ut pii,sburr Land.
ing turns out to have bccn ouly sharp
sh'rn'''h' The two armies ure very near
tugeth0r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-02

a letter from Edisto Island, 8. c.. 18th,
reports brilliant affair on ST. Johns Is-
hand. resulting IN the total rout of 200
bel cavalry by about 60 Of our men.
The parry consisted OF Capt. r. Hind,
Or. britsahr Msster's Mate Nelson. 30
men anu howliscr from the U. S. Gun
boat CRUSADER, and 30 men from the 47th
n. T., es@ Pa, aud Sd N. H., under
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-20

was being fought on the mainland near ernandina tejerals 3,000 strong, Conlederates 200J; no doub we will capture the whole federal force.
 FoRr SMITH, March l3, 1862. Co.,. E. II. JOHNSON
 Gems MeCulloch and Mcintosh were buried here en Monday. Col. McPae is not killed--is well and with his regiment. Col Hebert is reported q prisoner Reports say the enemy lost Six to our one, and are now the retreat. Our picets are in Missouri, Our men had to fight after marching all night withOuJ supper or breakfast
 We whipped them the first day, and an hour more would have made us the yictors As it is We are less hurt than they, and all the startling ramQys at first float are daily proving false. Had not Gen. McCulloch fallen, we would have had real Oak Hill victory. The first day he was picked ii by sharp shooters whilst reconnoitering the ground before he would lead his men into action. Mcintosh fell whilst leading his men, bv q vol icy from the enemy. Gen. Curtis federal, repar- ted killed sud Gen. Seigel mortally. wounded - Gen. Slack, Gf Mo, killed. Gen. Price slightly !, y,ouudeJ The, enemy occupIed the very ground that Gen. McCuiach selected 10 fight Fremont on, when he had oni@. 5,oJ0 men and Fremont D. 000
 Our loss will bc in tl4s ueigbocrhood cf i,500 men 1T all. frank h2ctoes. regiment vas cut off from our army, and by Gen. 8ke's order, cock cd then guns7e taTarad and 'naJle -ood yieit escape Our army il! fall back south of Boston Mountain, and reorganze. The federas are s2id to be re treating to Cassylle, Mo,
 K E. pEAHCE