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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office. IS Rrnmfald st.. Boston.

REV. n. DAY, Pres REV. L MASON, Vac, hesiasHt
( X GREENE, N. D., SHp,risttHd'as Phy''eid".
This Institution established for the cure Of Dts
ease upon the principles of innocent medication, Ell
tireIy discarding the use OF Poisonous Drugs
Many di'eases, such Scrofula, humors OF the
Blood Diseases Of the Throat and lungs. dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint Rheumatism, re
male Complaints. and great variety of Ordinary Dis
successfully treated bs Medicine which nsy
be sent to any part Of the country with null directions
Persons having Cancers those afflicted with com
plica ed diseases should Immediately avail theBseves
Of DR. Greene'S persOnsI attention.
Consultation al the office, or by mail free OF charge
DR.. Greene will be at the office from A. NJ, TO
L Nj.
The office will be open, and competent persons in at
tendance. from ) A. NJ to P NJ.
All communications should be directed to X.
GREENE, NJ. ID 36 bromtield Street, Boston.
NOTE Persons wishing investigate this meth Cd
OF practice or its superior success, will be furnished
with pamphlet descriptive OF treatment. free, by ad
dressing Il. GREENE NJ D., &c Bromfeld street RoS
ton Mas
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THE "CORURy HORSE

IVA snsses seer would inform the Public tim, his will
AoSh horse viii h. found tho preernt season At III dir
s ~ 'soo %here all who d~sre good hor res Gan .,
atnIht al aud HE sneS. Having been ko,t mn, - 49,
He sst season, the prottietos have rehse< ,ennl
E eH'rs Tor the present seassn that the farmers IN M
neo"es may Rave the LcaeGt Of his services TIE
n~t WAS sired by the Old Peck Horse IL 10 wear, Old
'a"A' Pump 10 hands high, and weighs l2l6 pound.
TERms--To Warrant. O., 90.
nave o. %nr saSle asc fn. specimen Of the ~ X
a1ore Horee, which : nov your war; aid
"h'ch U" shall ctsTs* o.nlr s. ia warrant ' -
$a, :. lSez. r,.rt..rI.n
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samuel w. Wells, Estate.

Tti Subscribers, having been appointed BY the lion.
Probate Cour Tor the DIstrictof Washington Com
receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of Sunni w.
Wells late of MarShfed, in said district decea
resented in nvent, and the term Of six mont hs from the
Ash day Of Mny, 1862 being allowed by said Court tothe
ctditorsof said deceased TO exhibtand pave heirre
sFeeiive claims before us-give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of appointment at the dwelling
house of Widow Mary els in Marshield, in said dis
fct, the I'd Thursdays Of July and October next, at
Ten o'cieck in The foren' each of said days
JAMES PITklN, JC.,
SAM'L ID HOLLISTER, O -
h;.ishfitid. June 10 A. u. 1862 33qfu3+
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STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court, held ar
sad District, on the 18th day OF June, A. b. 1862
A instrument pufpOrimg to be ihelast VIII and les
IN lament OF Homer Hatch, late oi Brookft4d, H
SAID District, deceased peing prese nted to the Court by
Eeuben Peck the executor therein named, for Probate
II Is ordered BY said Court that all persons concerned
trttn, be notified 10 appearat session of said Coar
ts hcaden al the Registers Office, Brook field the
9Th day of July, A. D. 1862 and show cause ANY they
DAY have, against the Probate of said i'll for which pu-
s il further ordered that copy of record Of this
order &c published three weeks successfully The rera
moGMan freeman, printed AT Montpelier previous to
sad time appointed foi hearing
true copy of record.
:ss9fw3t test R. CLFAyEIASD ReV;star
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n lFNt COPY OF ttG0fd.
3S9fw3t Attest, J. K. CLEAVELASD, Register

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held ut
District, IN the 18th day of Juno, A. d. 1862.
QLiSHA HYDE, administrator the estate of Georr
AZ r. wells. late of Chelsea, laid district deceased
presents Ms account Tor examination and
allowance and ma kee al cation for decree Of dist
bGton and partition OF the estate of said deceased.
NheFrupon, ii L. ordered by said Court that said &c
aeHht and said application be referred session of
ton to he held at the Probate ce in said Chelsea on
Fth day OF July, A. ID. 1862, tor hearing and dec sion
MeTon and 1t is farther ordered, that notice hereof be
svs'h I" alt persons interested by publication of The same
fiee weeks successfully :e Green Mountain Freemat
rev paper published at Monlpelitr previous to said
trut appointed for hearing that they appsar at said
toe and pssce, and show cause If any NAV have
why said account should bt ALLOW ana such decree
u,adc A tue copy Of record
.|9!"3f Attest. J. Il. CLEAFELAND. Register.
WAsntnGFo, DisTErorss. Montpelier in said District
&C. The 10th daynt June, A. ID. 1863
CORNELIUS ?. MORSE, administrator of III. state
' ~lAhttd Ia lhls STATE of Lois Merriam late Of aW-
'tete. Mass deceased, presents his adm lat ON ac-
count tor rSamn AT 0t and aowa nee, and uakes appli
tat'en for "A decree Of Distribution and partition of the
esAt of said deceased
,WhercH,Ou. IL is ordered kad Court thai said u,-
st ut and Aad app!lCat be referred 10 session of xod
e"ur 10 be hcIG Al the Probate Office in said Alonprer
"h The 18th day of J"y, a. ID 1862 for hearing nd de-
81 SiSa thereon and II is urter ordered that pore
'fe" be given 10 al perssns Interested by publication
taf same Ihlet weeks successfully in the CIR en-
W" NHla'h Freeman, newspaper puplIshcd at Mompe-
eIs previous I" said time appo for hearing T. ni
Ety may appear At SAID lime and pIsce and SHOW
ass any they may have why said srco,ni .hn,id
St'' Ike allowed, and such ecre+ lasde
by the Court,
SA9fw3f Attest, Z. H. MERRILL, Juds.
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James YsaXWefi'~ Estate.

'TL crbers having teen appontc by The Honor-
he rebate Court for the Bis rict of Washington,
II Is0HtfS oteceIve, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons the Estate of JAS Max
well, att Of 'HySoG in said district ed, Represent
ed th""vent ana the term Of six months from the 10Th
tag %! June 1862, banE allowed by said C0ur to the
cteetorS o SAID dcceaStd TO exhibit and eirrespec
eve claims before us: tive notice that i'll attend to
IT, duties oi our appointment the dwelling house OF
late james aAwell, in Fay,ton IN said district
a The ION day Of September and December next. at
9 O'clock IN the forenoon. each OF said days.
BENJAMIN DAVIS. jr,
JOHN PATTERSON, ''" 80
Way jane 10th, A. D. 1862 339fw:r
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,.,o,, 'ioN'-A cafa[n unpftncipled persons ara s,
anp 70 Pa IN On ON The un-uSpecing public in No
uD % my rfpsred Glue, would c4 u,n sli persnn.
"t 'e'"re purcAa4ns. aud rec bat the fult nsms
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Probate Courts.

sIaTE or GoUkTs shn
sae will be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier in
aG District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
Huested to attend to the same on said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
Deco nher l. 1850.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Cou4 ts within and for the District OF Ran
olph for the yea! cnsning will be holden follows,
viz
AT the Registers Office in Brookftd on the Thurs
day each month.
At the Orange c. otel IN Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month
At Chsdwick's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in ach month.
at J. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washington. the second
Rsursday in February, May and August
By order of Court,
J. X. CLEAVELAND, Register.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-24

them as they retreated. The number o
their wounded cannot be short of thirty
Pools of blood lined the whole route o
their retreat. We captured several saddles
fully dozen, and three horses, found nine
dead horses, while the men have as trophies
several Of the finest revolyers, and several
horse pistols and shot guns 81 ID =-7--s
The number Of men engaged on our side
was only one hundred and ten, the greater
part of -two,companies being absent some
mile and half, guarding the bridges
Their force, as stated by a wounded prison
| er was three hundred, and led by Colonel
Stearns himself Among their killed were
Adjutant Wilson, and Surgeon Duke.
gave up the body of the former to a friend
of the deceased, who appeared with white
flag. On the whole the contest was very
desperate, and in proportion to the nEmber
engaged, very bloody It was a brilliant
affair, and Isnever can say enough in praise
of the men, not man or officer but did his
whole duty. They have reheeted great
credit on their State, and have covered
themselves with glory. DR.. Magenniss who
narrowly escaped, is doing all in his power
for the wounded. z 1a so
uiu ~ Maj. JAS. M. SHANKLIN,
Commanding detached 42d Reg lad.
Report aof killed and wounded of the
companies of the 42d Regiment Indiana
volunteers, engaged in the battle at War
Trace, April I, 1862 E.5 - taia- RS
1 - COMPANY C. .
KILLED. Martin Wolfe. ~
WoUNDED.-James W Tremper, Josep;.
Cox, Gabriel Medcalf, Jas B Kellems, Ed
ward Jeffrey, Karn Bland. i74
COMPANY c.
KILLED.-Benj F Ray, Thos Mason.
WoUNDED.-Alfred Myler, VIM B Whit
ney, Paul Denison, W Keith, Jasper Ca
hoon, Nicholas Warner, E Hating, Jasper
Jos A Shuyler, Geo T Shook,
VIM Overall, Henry Mccoy, Jas q Carl
ton, G Collins.
KILLED.-Conrad Slater.
WoUNDED.-Corporal Scott W Black,
VIM. ] Dove, Jos Lewis, VIM Hsslett Levi
Hail, John Leeehletor, John Dearing,
- Strong, Emery Barrett, Dan'l Williams,
VIM Blacketer.
-.5s COMPANY x.
WoUNDED.-J Carnahan, Schirerdtfzer,
NJ W. Bice, G Brashears, G. w Floyd, f
Linxwiler. "
l lREoAPITULAT1oN.
hllled.,,...-.. ..........
Dangerously wounded....... ................. 2
Severely ..................... Is |
Slightly ................... % |
- t -
IotaI..s... 43
Total force under command of Major |
Jas. NJ. Shanklin engaged in the fight,
ITO men. Lieut.. W. W. COMBS,
Acting Adjutant.
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE OR sKIR-
HIsH AT WAR TRACE.
April 11th, 1862.
Lieut.. Colonel DENLY, commanding 42nd
Regiment Ind. Vols:
SIR-Early this morning, April IL, 1862,
l received information from q Union man
of the neighborhood, in which my detach-
ment is encamped that force of rebel cav
airy, numbering some 300, were encamped
four miles to the east of this place. ! re-
ceived the above information at l o'clock
in the morning or about midnight, and inn
mediately sent out scouts on the different
roads. The scouts having been sent out,
soon after received information that you
had sent out small body of mounted men
and received it in such way as to indnce
me to believe that the men who had been
taken for rebel cavalry were your own
scouts, and that fear and alarm had greatly
exaggerated their numbers. Believing this
to be the case, retired to bed by o'clock
in the morning, satisfied that my copjec-
lures were right as to the nature of the
cavalry, about whom l had received the in
formation above. Before retiring, however,
reused the men from their quarters and
ordered them to load their guns and retire
again, taking care to sleep on their arms
Precisely at Reveille, and almost at the
moment when our drums were beating,
was awakened by the shouting of the cav
airy who were coming down at gallop in
rear of the officers tents. had time to
put on my paRtaloons before the firing COM
menced. l ran out in my stocking feet
and found the men somewhat confused at
the suddenness of the attack. Part were
still in their tents, not yet having awaked.
l formed the men as well as possible by the
aid of the officers, who all acted with the
greatest GOODNESS and bravery, behind some
fallen timber in front of the encampment,
and Immediately opened fire. The fight
was most desperate for near twenty min
utes. The enemy came up close, and the
men, encouraged by the officers, ran for
ward to meet them. They advanced from
tree to tree, cheering bravely and doing
splendid firing. The enemy finally broke
and gave way in every direction, the men
following them some distance. On the
right of the encampment few dismounted
troopers took position behind fence and
annoyed us by continual FIRE they were
soon disIodged by our men, leaving several
wounded and dead on the field. In about
thirty minutes after the action commenced,
the enemy bad entirely disappeared, or
could be seen in the distance riding through
the woods. Our loss was two killed in Co.
G, one in Co. and one in Go. b i've
either mortally or dangerously wounded,
and thirty-three slightly wounded. Capt.
Myler was shot through the hand, lnfiict-
ing a severe, but | hope not dangerous
wound. Their loss is seven dead on the
field, besides several others borne oH by
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one hall
the Weekly rates added. sis4z
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance, =,
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies @ Pc a712
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines IS
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 ; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals, Picnics and Excnr-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once In the Daily, win be
charged fifty cents. 5 81
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same TO be, in all cases,
paid in advance. ii--
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL oe.
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE OR sKIR-
AIsH AT WAR TRACE.
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ER.ATRS-5 trails. new crop and very fine
dec26 s. e. GfLBERT & co.
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Ia ths eQislable GqiHst11eiR, dEd pTo1npt Cash
spoHse to losses, the PHOENIX stands Te-eaissndg
al tbS head Of Sc procession; s5iLs ds extensive prae
tcal and TstcGSs business sgseIs Of local agencies s
not ercelLed By amy similar coTporatiON in e sgoTd
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newea in this leading Cooperation at fair rates by
Js W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OFFICE MARBLE Hall Building Main street
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The 42nd Imdiana Regiment.

HEADQUARTERS 42ND Rect IND. Vols,
ShelbyvilIe, Tenn, April IL, 1862.
EDITORS JOURNAL: enclose herewith q
copy of Major James N. Shanklins oficia
report of an engagement between his COM
mand, consisting of portion of companies
B, @, and < of this regiment at War Trace,
eight miles from this place. Later infor-
nation is that thirteen of the rebels were
killed and more than thirty wounded. The
attack was made by the same cavalry
which attacked a portion of Col. Jackson's
cavalry at Sacramento, Ky, last winter.
The officers and men have added another
page to the already historic fame of Indi-
ana's volunteers.
For the information of the friends of the
regiment let me add that the remainder of
the regiment, six companies, much reduced
in numbers, are in barracks at this place,
performing very lahorious service in guard
ing railroad and other trains, and stores,
and on picket and guard duties. Colonel
Jones, by order of Gen. Mitchell, is dis
charging the very onerous and embarrass-
ing duties of Provost Marshal to the entire
satisfaction of the loyal people of this Sec
tiOns who are very numerous. We have
the promise of orders to rejoin our brigade
the nth, now at Fayetteville, Tenn, in q
very few days. Major Shanklin, with his
detachment, has, since the above was writ
ten, rejoined the regiment.
Respectfully,
z CHAs. DENNY,
Lieut.. Col. Cong.
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INSURANCE.
ms ura nee Age n cy.
ALLEN G: HALL0CK +

..f za----f --t.,--i- AGENT, 4-,7.-- ..,
ADJUsTRs or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass aud most reliable ~ use E- f.-5
aa INSURANCE COMPANIES s-s
In the GoaMapy, on EnEGwd and Fire Risks. he viii
also receivs applications for =
--1e~ - LIFE INSURANCE. ''.-- -t-a'
BE will attend to the Adjustment OF Losse
Of every description under policies from othes
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in.
terested. His long experience an INSURANCE
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.. Z--- t+aas5 +tr-
@w Office on First Street, opp. Post ofdce.
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DR.. j. c.. AYE e,

LII Os Os n L Il 1bS
L0TEeELZ, Mace.
Price, 81 per B0tte; Six BOttes fOr$5
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, thai
1t is entirely unnecessary for to recount the evil
denee of its virtues wherever it has been employed.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not DO more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best it ever has
relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF
CoStreness Jarsndice Dyspepsia Indigestion Dgseatery
Foul Stomach, EryspeLas, Headache, Piles RheHnld-
tiyrR ETupeions, and Skin Diseases, Liver Complaint
DTopsv, T'etter, Iaz1ors and SGH haeIsaH, Worms,
Gfost, Neuralgia, Dinner Pin, and for Purifying
the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persOnages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
sertion of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are
given, with also full descriptions OF the above
plaints and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure. - -l..-' SD rs =
Do not be put of by unprincipIcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYERS, and take no other. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it. e.
All our remedies are sold wholesale and retail by
Pearce, LEIGH Oarlstadt, Evansville, aud by all
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Allan Co., Cincinnati, and
| B. A. Robinson e Co.. Louisville
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GUSTAVuS HOF-- :

Wholesale Dealer in ts
CAP,i LETTER, MA NILLAs WRAPPING
PAPERS, -
Printers Cut Cards, Bonnet Boards,
NEws AND BOOK PAPEB, PR iNTERs INK, SC,
No. q So Main Street, between 9th and 7th streets,
CINCINNATI, ,.0HI0. 80
kD Highest price paid for rags .E
mh20sIy 2tawd& 1anw
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LEADER;



A olsplain in one Of the Federal fe0i-
asSb ii camp baiore Yorktown, In lsllss,
to NsR York POsb relates he following
iaoidsnt; 0r Ty
Whils coming home from a scout this
foreno0h We called et house and found
oeuple os ladies quite young and one 90
b8nd somt es hebe. They are Beoesh 70 TIE
= ahaskhope," and had each q gIoVyer In
'tho rebel army; one Of them Wa2 q FORK
'tOWn, and only LEFT the day before to pick
his NAY back along the York river and
oarfy such informstion IS he had gottep
from us. The young lady showed Us his
phoiceriph, good-lOoking lieulenanti and
hoped We should meet him face % faco, that
Be Bifht leave ua for dead, "0h, said
uhs. ~ all the Yankees we're enc man and
Ikad q sword here, I should like q cut hia
tkfOatp ars1
And she said Il with vim, too We told
hsFW would take good care Of young Liens
tenent White, and see that MisA Flor u
had En- opportunity 10 change her name
afief the battle was over, hoping FOR "a IN
vilatiou 70 the Wedding, and 81 she called
ne The ADivine,' chaplain Of the regiment
q ~ W. " A-4lAN hANlAa
fleVar, said she. Fl hope he viii como.
ho1e dosd before you shall take YoFktoWn.
I-Nould wade in blood up to ny knees 10
bury his body"
She epokeaf poi6onin glass Of water We
dFsnk, bet replied that ''one look. Of her
angel facs, one smile from her lovely fee.
tures would be an Rnlidote to the rsnkest
poison" HYss," sbe replied, 'and to your
hatred Of the South too"
The firtation nearly made her IN favor
Of the Union and us Tie more 60. But
We had noi gone far when We observed
company Of soldiers approaching, who
brought With them the slower" 8 corpse
Upon litter, returning to his sweetheart
He had been shot while trying 10 avoid the
quick eye Of our shArpshoolers, near .
honae upon the 7 YOrk river shore, where his
father had resided, and where q negro in
termed the soldier that his mother and ais
tsEWers 81 the heuse where be hsd been
Ia conversation with the ladies', one Of
Whem Wss his sister, and our soldiers hsd,
aflsr re, Giving orders, carried him to be
buried.
We did not mar the SORROW Of the rela-
tvoa by stopping 10 witness the reception
Of the body.
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GLEVELAND & TOLEDO &. B,

ls6l-z W4AIAs AkkAN6hAEhH. ls5i'2
On and sfssr Monday November 4th. Issi. TrainE
viii run daily IS tolloW1B (Sundays excepted, D
760 a. H. chicago EEprsss-Stops Ct al stations OF
Southern DiViaion, except Washington, and
arrives In Toledo 1t L2:1U P. H.; and Ohtoaac
ct 1910 p. d.
4;b0P D.. Northern Mail-5top5 at ell stations on
e Northern DiFision, and strives at SauduskYai
Gi5P. III.
$40 p D.. Telegraph Expre8s-Btsps at all 5tations
on Southern Division, except Washington, Ge-
noa and Clay. Arrives In Toledo at l2;as A. II;
Aud Chicago as II A. n.
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5AVRTT, SPEED AED COHPoEF.
Ears and 9SEls s9Hss e sfAe, Routes.
ss-BaEEAss Checked through AL traass.Fs tros
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TWO FROB HARRIsBURaH TC aHR Y0s1
Via AMont0Wp
DAILE O9HEEOTIpB9 IT, BALTLaoHB,