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Tie so-callel Democratic State Conren~
tion, after neatly cutting the throat Of Col
Dickey, and ncui'Hting L "peace" man
Q11at is, secession syup tthizer,) for Con-
gross at large, proceeded to choke down
Major Scates' res, ,1l:ions without reading
them, ana then adopted platform CON
taing half dozen denunciations Of
r" Northern extremists and one mild
drawn depreciation Of armed rebels, The
vote for member ct Congress ut large is
an accurate test of the strength Of the
respective clements in the Convention:
D1cRE-Y War D:u1orra;( 1906; ALLEN
[Tory) e13; Tory majority II. We do not
wonder that the War Democrats consider
themselves sold {''ut not yet dullvereD to
the Southern Confcficracy
Fortunately there isa way provided for
those Democrats who are il favor Of q
vigorous, determined, unqualified WAT
against the rebtl|i N, to achieve an endu-
rirg triumph ovcr TIE Tories. On the 9Th
day Of TIC present month another conven-
ton will be held ut Springfield, to whi>h
al 9otc7s cf the Stlrc Of Illinois VIII.
cordially endorse the present Administrl
tion III is efforts to crush the existing re-
billion against the government by enfor
cling the laws; aud who are in favor o1
confscating, un'lcr the laws of Congress
every description Of property owned BY
the rebels also, Of using all the mean:
known to civilized waEf.re for su5duini
the rebellion AMI furnishing traitors, there
BY saving the Tr!on and tic constitu
tion"-are invited to send delegates. Th
invitation could not be more frank, coul'
not be broader in its application to patriot
Of whatever previous designation Q
affiliatiou. Let them accept this inyitatio
in the srir1F in which it is rendered, an
they will never have OCCASION to regret i
, 1862-09-12

KANSAS CITY, S-pt. ll.-Ta~ Sauta Fe mil
with dates to Aug. 81, has arrived.
Gen. C"nhy has been relieved from the coul-
mand Of the military department Of New
Mexico and will r-pair to the States in few
days, where be will again enter the field G'u.
Carlton, his successor. is no = In Ariz ina With
his brigade, and will reach Santa Fe In short
tine.
Maj. Arney has been appointed secretary Of
the Territory vice Holmes removed.
On the 25th ult- the ast of the Te4au pri5-
orcre, ninety In number. left 8 S.nta Fe, una-r
ssco1r, for The south. They comprise the sie6
a1d wounded who were unable TO undertake.
the Journey at the time others were psroIed
and sent home, The prevailing sentiment
an org them is one Of extreme disgust fox
Grn, Sihley, for dcceicing them into the e1pe-
dition compelling them to undergo many
hardsbirz. An escort will accompany them
to Fort Bliss.
, 1862-09-12

It is gratifying TO lelrn that large numbers
Of tine rebsls in Mary1and are oyereatinc
themselves As1i co ming 20 grief with Billions
col;c- Let them Etas where they are BY all
mcars. Let our generals ply them iucess ant
IL with green corn, pour into them the
heaviest charges Of cucumhers, aud bonnard
t!eu with tea-iuch water melons. The
whole county around Frederick will eooa be
covered with tqnirmipe rebels whose bowels
viii he tied np in such dreadful knots that
.a.plther resistance will be Impossible
, 1862-09-12

- Six gunboats are being constructed at
the Carondelet navy yard, belo st. Louis
tie Usage, Neosho, Winnebago, MilWAabee,
Chfckasaw and Kickapoo. Two Of these,
which are being constructed on the plan OF
the Monitor, are nearly completed. They
have one turret each, and will mount two
11-inch Dahlgrep guns. The others are much
lsreer, and have each two turrete. Tue boats
are Of solid iron throughout. Four hundred
nen are at work upon them Tne frst two
draw three and one half feet Of water, and the
others six feet.
, 1862-09-12
Arrival Of Troops from Gen,
Grants Army.
SKIRMISHING WITH THE
REBELS,


CINCINNATI, Sept. 11.-The Wallace mount
ed Scouts made raid in the rear Of the rebel
lines last night, and burned mill used By
them fer grinding corn.
There has been picket skirmishipg along
the whole line west Of the Licking River all
this afternoon. We lost two men killed.
TIE enemy's loss is not known.
The enemy are throwing up breastworks in
front Of Fort Wallace tonight. They will be
ehel.ed out tomorrow,
Several regiments of Gen. Grants army ar-
rived to-day. The arrivals Of other regiments
aid squirrel HUNTERS have been very Urge.
MaysviIle, ky., vas taken by the rebels to-
day. The Union people left. taking every
thing valuable.
The report that q company Of city soldiers
vas captured in a body to-day is ofdci,lly
ccntradicted. No prisoners have been taken
by the rebels.
, 1862-09-12

LIVINGSTON County REa1AErr,-Iu our
notice of;the 129th regiment yesterday, We
stated that two Of the companies were raised
in Livingston county and four Ia Scott, when
u fact jftt comp.nfes were raised IN living
Ecn and four 10 Scott, and one In Z ,ck Island
%;:11 Li7srg.ton has done noblT for the
su1t', .favrg sent about 800 men to fight
uuicn.
, 1862-09-12

E;~ There is remarkable article ia the
last iseue Of Wilkes ispirit # the Times, en-
titled 'sThe Philosophy Of the Crisis; high
treason il onr Cabp-" Il Is destined to at
tract wide attention, and if vc mistake not,
will produce profound sensation in the pub
liz mind, Wilkes declares "taat when the
"presidcnt was dragooped By the assumed
u c1amors ofthe soldiers. and in opposition to
.seutimepts Of the Intelligent aud patriotic
aclasses OF the people, to Ts-fnstate the msn
ssthat lost the Pcuineular campaign, and
-svhose mirrors sacrificed Pope, the civil
t1iberties of this poo. country passed be
<tncath the sword, and virtual military die:
sstator5bip was inaugnrated the end OF whict
ano man can foresee."
, 1862-09-12
Christian War FTcertur at Nc1cnry
Couuxy.

4 mass mes'ing Of tae protesting Chris
tians. Of all denominations, in McHenry county,
has been called 10 meet at Woodstock, on
Tuesday next, Tor the purpose OF memorial
izipg the President of the ! nited States on the
religions aspect Of the Wat, and the policy
20 be pursued by the goverI ucat il thu sup
preston Of the u1holy rebellion now raging in
ourlaud.
, 1862-09-12
michigan Fourt-cotI Annual A.rI-
&p,fur4f tfnfr.

NftCN1EAH F1UFt+NN1N ANnuhl ATE1s
tu'turAi Fair.
The fourteenth 3nnaal tsir Of the Michigan
Agricultural So i>:ty, will take place at De-
t1oit on the 23d, 24tb, e5.h and e6:h Of the
present month. The grounds and buildings
arc undergoing d thorough repair, and the
fair promises to be one Of extrc ne value to
the agricultural interests Of the State. Rev
VIC. Browulo~, the veteran pstriot and ex-
lie from Tennessee, will deliver the annual ad-
, 1862-09-12
DIED..

II this cttJ. Tliureday 1ith inst CHARLES,
youfgtst sen of 1;t'c aud Lug jane Neat+orts.
aged five and a-1iti1 months.
At Lake Fore t. Thursday. the nth Inst. CH 41LES
HILL. y.u. :tst child Of Wiilam ). aid Jan1 4.
j. fi stSa. HErh fifteen months
Fun 1a' fri n the residence corner Rush I11inots
straits t!Ift- . clock t;4S lftern ION,
, 1862-09-12

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srs1cT.-The
Democrats If the eighth congressional dis.
trict, Of this State, met at sorlugdel1, on
"Wednesday, and nominated Col. John 7.
Stuart, of that city, for Congress. Col. s. had
previously announced himself as az iadepend-
end candidate for the position. The counties
comprising the dis 'rict are sangamoa, Logan,
. Dewitt, Mclean, T4zs1ell, Wooaford, and
Livingston.
, 1862-09-12

In this city. Sept 11th. at N. u fa=hin-toa st~eet,
by the Key Gholn9s SuliIh, JOHN II. FA +:QEHAt:.
Sergeant Major Of i s9th Regiment Illinois Votun
tetIe. and Mis- JANE WOOD a!l of Calca-'.
, 1862-09-12

Hon John r. Potter Ra.n0mtnsted.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. I.-John F. Potter waa
unanimously nominated for reelection to
Congress. at the congressional convention for
the htst district, held at Z Racine to-dlY.
, 1862-09-12

FROM TE r. NJ HoE1IS.
, 1862-09-12

FROM CINCINNATI.
, 1862-09-12

" A II ED-A sectnd hand
" Steam Engine Of four six hors- power.
Port sh1. II ttt,.'arF Address JESUf. KEN .EDY
& CO., Is South Wells street. stl ,-,:6 ist
, 1862-09-12

$1T ANTE IA situation BY
- young man. wiling to work: Has had two
years experteace il tbs f!roctc business, his
kLor tdge OF garlnu, othars Good ref4rencas gwen
ant can ct'me veil Recommended. Address =.
Tribune Ou1ca. sela u35ISt
, 1862-09-12

w ANTEp Fax CASH To pnr
W chase Tor about saaoe- 8 good wellinE House.
lot not less tittY let. IN desirable n.iy3o-
ho:d was OF S4n5a non street. tie North 81 te
.acfe:s With description and loTeat PRICE, Poat Office
BOZ 1850 Chicato. eel2 u35i st
, 1862-09-12

II OST-A Diamo7 d Gu ter Pip,
! uarksdaU G, Chaseb-ueh Syracuse. y. T"
whoever iii it to the shall have Its fal4
FsaHS N1S ~ pse- 5tnat ~~ Il c CHIsE8RUGH
, 1862-09-12

TAKEN UP--By the sub scrib=r
i asor1r} Pony, slx or seven years old, Eht face
xEtrh The cpne4 can have BY proving p-ope-tJ aAd
Iayipg G. ar zsn. j. + sl1Ntu ~: ~.
Eel2USGpS St ttAi 81 LtTtf3 GtA3lts
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BY; TELEGRAPH,


500 RosDens 0uFAsreA ~ the 0aoux.
B1.e .ePAyI, Arg 2s-Parties from The Mime.
eeta river reached here lsst night and state that
scouts estimate the number already killed by
Sioux Indians at 500. The opinion 10 based On
The numbsr Of bodies found along the road. II
i believed oil the Missionaries were killed. The
civilized Indians exceeded their savage brethren
in atrocities a.~,smai9 III
Nr.D fssnilt, IN entsrprster, Who has spent
most of bic lie aneng the Indians, volunteered
- 90 alone, trusting % bic knowledge Of the
Indiaus, aud. sndes disguise, escape detection
dressed aad painted in the savage style Hs a..
was literally the habitaiion Of death. He visited
oil the houseA saw The former occupants lyiur
dead, some on door steps, some inside, Others
scattered in yarda He went to the house Of
Hon. j. r. Brown and recognised every member
Of the fauily-lS in number. 81 van .44abs'
He visited Beaver Creek, and found 30 fami.
Iies killed; went to every house, and recognized
the bodies Of nearly oil the former inhabitants
Among those recognized at Agency were n.
Givens and family. Ar. Galbraith and children,
Dr.. Wakefield and family, John Toledeu's fami-
ly, and two missionaries, Rev. DR.. Williamson.
and Rev. Mr.. Riggs @'# os
E1.Gov. Sibley is now marching to relieve
Fort Ridgely. Reports are that the Sioux bands
are united, and are carrying out q concentrated
and desperate scheme. He says he will be too
happy to 6nd that the powerful upper bands Of
Ysnkins and other Indians are not united with
them. aa-s 9 a3
Mr.. Fremer, the disguised interpreter, writes
Gov. Ramsey from Henderson, 2lss, saying he
left Fort R,dgley at q. m, and that there we're
then 1000 Indians around the Fort, and the
wooden buildings we're burning. He thinks
other tribes are joining the Siou1s, and that they
present formidable array.
A reliable letter, dated Glencoe, 2lst, says
the injury done by the stampede of settlers, is
immense Such another scene of woe can hard
ly be found. @
In ST. Paul and adjoining counties all availa-
bic horees are being gathered up. All sorts Of
weapons will be used by willing hands for imme-
date and summary punishment of these auda.
Gous and rascally Indians.
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The jackson Nississipian hasa dispatch from
Bayou Sars stating that the gunboat Summit
ran aground opposite that place. The military
authorities Of the plsce demanded her surrender.
bus the crew and transports blew her up.
The Confederate Congress, it 10 reported, are
IN extraordinary eession st Richmond. Propo-
sitions had been offered to ameud the eonscrip-
ton act 30 - to require every person TO 60 into
the army. Itis thought the amendment will be
adopted without dissenting voice.
JEFF. Thompson has gone to Arkansas in
charge Of IN snunitios train, the train crossed
the Mississippi u Convers-Jef had compare
lively few men with him. eg1 tj&2i3 - o.
Jackson's and another regiment was q
Coldwster stlast accounts; the force number
some 5000. ar ga l1e asoas 1
Hsrnando WAS surrounded BY Taylor's eav.
airy on the Goth, and evsry man, no matter
whore be belonged over 18 and under S5 i'm.
pressed under the conscription act; there were
large numbers of Memphians taken, only twa
mon in town escaped oouscription. H
Bragg, with his army was ct Cha ttanooga
four or I've days sgo--this regarded - Ger.
tain. ~ tes 5t 81. ~ E5Hs 7s Ta al-
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GEN. MORGAN REPULsEs AN All
TACK IN REAR OF CUMRERLANU
: GAP. IT--- -

The Commercials Lexington despatch says
There is no occasion for alarm about Gen. Nor
gans position. A courier just arrived reports
that there is no fear of starvation The rebels
are $4,000 strong in front and $4,000 in the
rear, commanded by Bragg, Floyd, and Kirby
Smith.
Cassius N. Clay left to day with his brigade.
Gen Nelson has relieved Lew Wallace. and
will take the field. al@7
Col Charles Anderson, of the ESD Ohio, /.
appointed commander of this post.
A negro brigade, to repair roads, leaves to
morrow.
Hon. James l, Jackson, late Congressman
from the ed district here, takes the field imme
diately.
The Gazette's Frankfort dispatch says: Ar
rivals from the mountains bring more cheering
news Gen. Morgan has repulsed large army
of rebels on the other side Of the Gap and has
provisions and forage enough for thirty days
There is no danger. Gen. Garrard had a Sc.
we're skirmish with the enemy, repulsing them
every time. 2.-i '1s"'i 40 90
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CAxr xEaR RA1fAHAxxocx sfArroH, Aug. a1.-
All quiet in 'front.' 3atas ono. s'loqS, roa-
l'a last evening report came Of The approsch
Of the enemy Ia direction Of Board, two miles
above here. Halls battery and three regiments
vent there, but found no enemy. ~ "a~ q q-2
y There was slight cavalry skirmish yesterday.
We had three men wounded and FIVE taken pris
oners harris's light cavalry also lost some men.
Earthworks have been thrown up and bridges
constructed so.as to enable our batteries 70
cross the river if necessary. g Hwoa
Ios One OF our men who was captured and got
away, reports the rebel officers and men as mis-.
erably clad. q a bE5tesi' gag 'p s6i fas
{ The lst New Jersey were surrounded, and halt
Of them reported captured by the rebels. %
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From Missoura.

MACON CRY, No, Aug. 81. The following ii
an extract from general order issued BY Gen.
Aorrell. governing the movements of troops 10
this division: && 4 Ia18AE
"Any officer in this division who permits his
command to be surprised. or who, while he has
q round Of ammunition left, surrenders bis com.
mand to the enemy, will be tried fer neglect of
duty and cowsrdiee, and will, if found guilty, be
shot in accordance with the Articles of War.
surprise is never excusable, and there can
never even be any paliation for an offence SO
grave as the gross neglect Of duty which alone
can make it possible A surrender is only ex.
cusable when there are no longer any defenders
or means Of defence, or when there Is no posi-.
BILE chance or hope Of cutting through the enc
my, and then true soldier will strike one blow
for honor, however hopeless Of victory"
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The RebeIs try, Sus don,e sveeeeA. !

Ine Rebels trys bue DOME 0o0eeeA.
WAsRlxaroH, Aug. 2b Tho recent expulsion
OF Newspaper correspondents from the Army Of
Virginia, and the order Of the Government, for.
bidding the transmission Of intelligence from
that quarter over the wires, has rendered the
collection Of reliable news extremely difficult
and almost useless. s36 Z
/, Skirmishing has been going on 70 I greater Or
less extent dnring the past three days, during
which several attempts were made by The rebels
TO cross the river. but they were each time sue.
cessfally repulsed, and In one instance, quite 1
humber Of prisoners we're captured. The troops
are in good spirits. astgt sHi
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Unionisss Defeated by Morgan.

LousvnIE, Aug. 2s.-A.jor Generals Mel.
son and Wright, and Brigadier General John
son this morning and to-day we're near 0sllstin
Gen. T. y. johnson, with 800 men. General
Hem, posting ? part Of the ID Indiana and
Wyncoops Pennsylvania and the bth Kentucky
Cavalry, under Col Wasard, attacked the cavsl.
n under Morgan, near Gallatin, and we're de-
fssted e With loss Of 500 prisoners, including
Gen George Ne son. The remaining 500 es-
capped and went 70 Nashville. Col. NcCook Was
not in the fight No telegraphic communica-
tion.
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6PRMG1nlD, No., Aug 22-Gsn. Brown has
issusd orders requiring al persons in this State
Who have not taken the oath to report 10 persos
to the nearest Provost Marshal for tie purpose
Of taking the oath and giving sufficient bonds for
the faithful observance thereof. All pessans Who
fai to comply with this order BY the 3sth Of this
month will be moved BY the Provost Marshal
General outside the Federal lines, and that il
hereafter found within the l'nes without proper
authority they will be arrested and held in close
confnement The reason for making this strin
the General commanding has positive evidence
that they keep up secret line Of comnunicstion
vith No enemy.
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Sliaellas Properly ConAscatel

olldells0 Property ConAscateA. :
Nsw YoRK, Aug. 24.-The steamers Black--
stone and Creole arrived from New Orleans,
18th. ea
All the property Of John slidell has been con.
6scated BY Gen. Butler a.
Another order commands the turning over to
the United States Ill arms in New Orleana The
French Consul asked that French citizens might
retain their arms for fear of servile insufrec-
ton. Butler replied that protection would be
given by the u. 8. 10 such cases and iHdssed that
OIL arms Of white and black should be under biz
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VoLusfsss Enllsfxmr.-We re requested
BY Adiutant General Baker 70 notify mustssing
oficsrs and Captains Of Companies in Iowa.
that voluteer enlistment blanks can be obtained
of Governor Kirkvood, at Iowa City; of the
commapdsat at Camp Burnside, Des koinss;
Of Col G. W. Lowrie, Keokuk and Of the Ad.
jutsnt General, in this city. Newspapers At the
respective points named are requested 70 no.
tice The above.-I Davenport Gazette.
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nght In Missouri.

GRzEsvnll No., Aug. i2t.-M.j. Lippert, oi
the 18th ulilois cavalry, With 800 men, met 4
body Of rebel, $50 strong, between Bloomfield
and Cape Gr..deau, and after fierce Sgh,
routed them. Thirty Of tho band we're killed
nd ve.ndsd ,tesn taken .|gd P.I'o.srs number
and se. cam, sa,1p's we s'pss,sd
woods. Il il rot probable they will again ioip
the psRties togther. 4. h
Parties of n.tional troops thoroughly a,msd
and equipped br guerrilla chasing. are af.s,
other baIda Gen. Blunt has ere tbis ems, sd
Coffses forces, provided the latter has ssi1ed
sufficient courage 70 stop running, after form
Ing . junction with Rains forces q 0reenaeld
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VERY IMPORTANT.

DAvExroar, lows, Aug. 10, 1862.
TO Z. II. SrAxroN, Secretary Of War:
have acted on the understanding that al
companies organizing on the 10th, and compile
ted on the ESD, would be organized into nev
regiments Our people have volunteered rap
idly, and think there are to-day enough com
panies for fifteen regiments. II they are no,
accepted, great confusion and dissatisfs sction
will follow. lam already terribly emb.rrassed,
and cannot get along unless you accept then,
all Answer ct once. atJgmi l1 3ll3 '11nI =
Is SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
i.4 '''' i'.-g Sst'is4 Governor of Iowa.
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~ NosGe1yS - o Ig.31a1Qg IlN h0Y 3
Il is, Of vast Importance that all reeraitipa
omcers report the number Of men raised hy
companies or In squads on the 23d inst. uplssa
they are reported promptly, they will BE- cus ol
in the organisation Of regiments, and TIE ooun.
ties will loose the benefit of the numbers thus
raised in making ont the county quota for draft
Ing. lsignedl N. B. sBAKsR, "A. G..
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FIGHT AT WARRRNTON-RE
~ ~ WORSTRN.

WAsHINa1oN, Aug. a26. Passengers from
Virginia 70 day report that there was an engage.
ment at Warrenton, Va, yesterday, in which
our forces we're successful, having driven the
enemy ont Of the town. We we're still holding
it ct the latest advices. The rebel forces which
bad been engaged in the recent fights are mainly
cavalry. e-,.l ts,.,,,
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GkH TuRcHIH.-Assstant Secretary Of War,
p. b.. Watson, telegrsphed from Washington
last Saturday, that Col 1urohin "is veritaole
Brigadier General, Notwithstanding tie Court
martial"
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Another scarecrovv set i

so NEw YoRx, Aug. 2s.-The following impor.
'tant paragraph relating TO the scarcity Of arms
tor the new quota is published: Not long
ago it was discovered that the Secretary Of
War, with bic vigorous way Of doing things,
had stopped eDlistments for our volunteer eer.
vice, just q the time when enlistnents were
beginning 70 be most needed II il should turn
out that the blunder in breaking OF ail the gun
contracts was Of equal magnitude, II would not
be because The Secretary Of War 10 not guilty
Of attempting to recsiiy it. Abundance Of arms
might have been resdy now Of oar own manu-.
goes and on going into the foreign narksta
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IT, M

The Niagara % 10 RaseeA.s v.aa II
bosfos, Aug 26.-Workmen to day com
nenced to razee the ftigats Niagara at The navy
yard 500 ps . L5l@ eT.l1s-. .''I-sta s--rTS''
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Militayy Governor OF AlexanAria.
WAsHIsaros, Aug 25.-Brig. Gen. Stougt
hss been appointed Military Governor Of Alex
andRia, Va.
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BALfIKoRE, Aug 26-The passenger train on
the Winchester Railroad, which left there on
Saturday afternoon for Hsrper's Ferry, was fred
into about half way between these points by q
party Of 30 guerrilas aud soldiers Lucas, the
express messenger was severely wounded. the
conductor Of the train foolishiy stopped It in
compliance of the order Of the gang. Four sol.
diers Of the Let Michigan regiment, were taken
prisoners. The train With its contents was then
destroyed and the guerrillas made OF with their
.prisono.a FfafET "at = f63aEa oTEH9