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Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

a a meeting of the Township Commission
n ers OF Hampstead County, Arkansas, ap-
pointe IN receive and distribute the Relic
lax iOr the support Of the families NJ roluteers
IN the C1it.l.rlte States service. held in
Washington on Saturday, 18th inst, Col. John
, Cannon was called t. the CAair, ami w. A
Carruth elected Secretary.
On motion, IL was Ordered, That the Com
missioners Of each Township proceed immedi-
atcly Mp collect One-thi-l of the Special Tax
as ordered by the County Court, on the lath
of April last; one-third three months thereaf-
ter and the remaining third tx months iron
this date And
On motion, Ii was further Ordered, That the
taxpayers of the County be notified TO carae
forward and settle one-third Of their tax IL
p. DIVISIONS delivered at the depots in the town
ships in which said taxpayer may reside, BY
the lst Of June, 1862; and after that time, all
who have not paid. will pay in money to tns
Tax CollectO, Of the County.
On motion, Ii was further Ordered, That tne
Honorable County Court be requested 70 Sane
ton the proceedings Of this meeting
On motion, IT was further Ordered, That tns
Secretary have the proceedings Of this meet
ing published in the Washington Telegraph
On motion, Adjourned TO meet again en- lle
lst Monday in July, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
Que NAV be inconsiderate enough to re.

Que may be inconsiderate enough to re-
ceive them, till further ordered.
No publication, either by newspaper,
pamphlet, or handhill, giving accounts Of
the movements of soldiers of the u. s. OF
its officers, or tending in any way TO III.
hnence the public mind against tie gov
erument of the u. g, will b. pernitted;
aud all articles Of war news, or editorial
comments, or correspondents making
Comments upon the movements of the
armies Of tho Z s., or the rebels, must
BE- submitted u the examination of al
officer who will be detailed for the purpose
from these headquarters.
The transmissioa Of all -mmuuications
by telegraph will be uader the charge of
an Oiiicer from these headquarters.
The armies Of the U s. came here not
to destroy but to make good, to restore
order out Of chaos, and the government Of
laws 10 place Of the passion Of men; to
this end, therefore, the efforts of all well
disposed persons are invited to have every
species Of disorder quellcd, aud if any
soldier of the u. S. should so far forget
his duty or his flag, as to commit any
outrage upon any person or property, the
commanding General requests that his
name be Instantly reported to the provost
guard, 70 that he may be punished and
his wrongful act redrcssed.
The municipal authority, so far as the
police Of the city, aud crimes are con
cerned to the extent before Indicated, j.
hereby suspended.
All assenIblagcs If persons in the
streets either BY day or night tend to
disorder and are forbidden.
The various companies composing the
fire department Of New Orleans will be
permitted TO retain their organizations,
and are 70 report to the Office Of the Pro
vost Marshal, 50 that they may be known
and not utefered with in their duties
And, tinally, il may be sufficient to add,
without further enumeration that all the
requirements of Martial law will be i'm
posed 50 long as, in the Judgment Of the
U. :. authorities, it may be necessary
Aud while il is the desire of these au-
th0rltles to exercise this governmen,
mildly, and after the usaEes Of the past,
it must not Be supposed that it will not be
vigorously aud firmly administered a. &C
casivn calls.
BY order. Of
Major General BUTLER
GEO. q STIONG, a. n. a.,
Chief Of Staff.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
The SHREVEPORT AFFAIR.-Much

The SHREVEPORT AFFAIR.-Much
excitement, and no little diversity of opin-
ion has arisen from the occurrence atShreve
port ofa rather remarkable event.
Two steamboats, arrived week ago
from New Orleans under flags of truce
with Federal pass, for the purpose of
bringing provisions for the city. They
were sent by the Committee of subsistence
BY permission of General Butler. The
Committee of safety at Shrev eport refused
to allow the citizens to trade with New
Orleans while in the hands of the FEEDER
ais. The vessels were seized by the
Chairman of the Blockadinc Com mittee
with the assistance of some of the citizens
and are detained with armed guards upon
them
1t is dific ult to see the path of duty
IN this case. The provisions were inteu-
ded for the poor of New Orleans ostensi-
bly,. They are our own people and cannot
leave the city. 1t is hard for them to
siarve
But it is clearly the duty OF the
Federal Commander, whilst holdiog them
in subsection to provide for their wants
Humanity requires it. The same means
Of importation by which he subsists his
own army would put hi IL in coldiri, to
feed the poor.
Aud then again 1t has mach the appear
ance of an iusdiOus attempt on the part OF
Gen Butler, to make use of the necessities
Of the poor, and the sympathics of the
Southern people, to open trade with the
interior. This is the main object of the
North and should be defeated in every
manner. The thing atte mptcd at Shreve
port would have been catering wedge.
God help the poor aud deliver them in
th.ir trouble; but the cjuntr, first,
Since writing the above we learn that
The boats have been released, nnd depart
ed empty. This is better Tie seizure
of the boats WIS more, q"e t:ona6ie act
than refusal to sell provi>i nus
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
WAsHIxsroY. AaK,. May 18th, 1862.


To the Editor of the ..Teiegrdph."- Before
leaving your beautiful city, permit me on be-
half of myself and fellow soldiers, to return
our thanks to your cititizens for their patriotic
attentions bestowed upon US du ring our stay
here and in the vicinity. Both gentlemen and
ladies have shown many favors towards our
sick, and we are confident that such patriots
will be remembered by the Almighty as well
as the Texas solliers.
and ladies' God bless you. rest assured
that the Texas boys will use every exerton
to pycvent the vandals from overrunlng the
country and molesting you in your beautiful
cottages We will defend those beautiful ladies
or die That is our motto. Aged mothers
we ask an interest at the throne of grace n
our behalf whilst We endeavor to defend you
and your helpless children. Aged men, we
ask you to give up your sons that we may 90
heart and hand together in this great contest.
Young men. come with US! TO whip the rascals
from Southern soil. Defend your fair sweet
hearts to the last breath, that they may look
upon YOU forever in the future as their safe
guard.
We are under many obligations to Senator
Mitchell. for an address delivered in our camp
on the 18th inst.
GEO w. MCGLoTHLIN,
1t. Co. c. Fitshugh's Reg. Tex. Cav.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

Tie Charleston Courier makes time
" suggestion when it says the Tomuto
should receive particular attention from
our farmers Its extensive cultivation i.
necessary for the preservation Of the health
Of our soldiers. The tomato seems 10 have
a direct and peculiar action on the liver
producing all the beneficial effects oi
mcrcurial preparations, without any Of
the injurious. 1t is said that the great
success of the celebrated Spanish Bitter:
Of DIR. Zavia is owing to its principle 10
gredient being the active principle Of this
plant. Ih confirmation Of its value, We
have heard one of our most distinguished
physicians remark that whenever he felt
unwell in the spring Of the year, he knew
that it arose from torpor Of bis liver, and
he invariably relieved himself by partak
ing Of this vegetable at his dinner. W.
trust that our troops will be freely sup
piled with, as it is both hygienic and
nourishins.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

CAPT, DAvIs.-This energetic gentleman has
organized company Of partizans now almost
full, and ready for the woods and prairies of
Arkansas. Those who know him cen hdentiy
anticipate brilliant service from his band. Ii
soberness, activity, courage, and long acqualn-
tanco with Western life, with some experience
amongst the old Texan Rangers when McCul-
loch, and Chevalier and Walker made them
famous, fits man for partizan leader, George
will do.
Let US appeal to the pat riOtism OF our citi~
gems who have suitable horses for this service,
to assist in furnishing these men. At least
exchange the good horses for those less fitted
for the ranger but which can serve US for use
at home. 1t is our homes and families they
70 to protect, Shall we indulge our fancy for
f ne stock, and keep for--pleasure horses which
under our bold rangers, might i've the eoun-
try in her hour of peril? Swap them for plough
horses if you cannot afford to do without.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

EDITOR TELEGRAPH:-Dear Sir
Permit US through your columns, to ten
der the thanks, so eminently due, from
Fitzhugh's Regiment, to the patriotic
citizens of Washington, and vicinity, es-
pecially the ladies', for their untiring de-
votlon to our one common cause, which
they have exhibited in furnishing, volun-
tary contributions, to our afflicted soldiers
during our stay among them.
H. +. CALLAHAN, Chaplain.
~, H. p, HEAD, Asst. Surgeon.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
AN ACT to organize bands OF PArtizar


Rangers.
SECTION /. The Congress Of the Con-
federa.e States of America do enact,
That the President be, and he j. hereby
authorized 10 commission such otlcers az
he may deem proper, with authority to
form bands of Par.izln Rangers, IN con-
panies, battallions and regiments, either
as i"fautry or cavalry, the companies, bat
talIioLs or regimentsto TO be composed, each,
Of such number a. the President may ap-
prove.
SEC. , Be it further enacted, That
such Partizan Rangers, after being regu-
larly received into the service, shall be
entitled to the same pay, rations and
quarters, during their term Of service ard
be subject to the same regulations as
ether soldiers.
SEC 3. BE it further enacted, Tha I
for any arms and munitions of war cap
tured from the enemy by any body Of
Partizau Rangers, and delivered TO any
Quartermaster at such place or places 81
may be designated by commanding
General, the Rangers shall be paid their
full value in such manner as the Secreta-
~ of War may prescribe.
Approved April p, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

SAMPLE PIhTY The f, flowing Is an
extract from letter picked up on the
battle ground at Shiloh We c'py from
the =. Crescent:"
Il would to high Heaven that every traitor
Tory of the South and every one of their sym
pathiscrs in the North, was stretched on the
battle-hcl,l cold a, the clay that should en-
wrap them. | could walk OYER sucl n hcd
and shout hurrah for Liberty Justice and
Right have little patience with sorie oil our
officers in power. They are AFRAID to take
hold of and choke the monster slavery. III l
were n General | would seize every slave L
uld lay my hands on. The shareholders
should he shot | would rather now be wad-
ing mud, and shooting Rebels than be cooped
up here See here, John, If you get INTO a
fight " ith those abominable otfscourings OF
Gods earth, take good aim and let every bullet
you send from your rife bring down Rebel
Never neglect yodr prayers, nor the service OF
God You will then be prepared for either
life or death, and fear will never enter your
thoughts. j. C. MITCHELL"
1t is an excelact illustration of Yank ee
maliguity, wickeduess & hypOcritical cant
all combined. He seems TO be counseling
his friend to bargain with the Almighty,
by which for Il certain amount of prayers,
he may be permitted to commit with i'm
punity acts which would disgrace u Hot
tentot.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

ARKANSAS STATE GAzETTE.-This old jour-
nal, long the favorite of large party in this
State has been discontinued for want of paper.
This fate is in store for all sooner or later, un
less the war may speedily end.
Capt. Danley was one of the most agreeah lie
and interesting to US of all our confreres. lie
has our warmest personal friendship, and sym
pathy for the misfortune which deprived him
of his stock of material
He was q bold, dashing, chivalrous member
of our fraternity.
i1hf 70
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
n1- Capt. c. C. DeBose of LAFAYETTE COUNTY

eB Capt. C, C. DeBose of Lafayette County
Is now in this vicinity with authority from
Gen. Roane to raise a battalion of infantry or
cavalry, He is ready to receive all who may
offer, and hopes there is still left in this and
adjoining counties material enough of sighting
men to fill all the acquisitions of our country's
need. The enemy is almost in sight A fort
night might be sufficient to place his foot
across your threshold. You have nothing to
expect but insult and oppression They lie
when they promise peace and security. Be
not deceived
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

SPEED THE CAVsE Besides Capt. Davis
company of Rangers, another company mas
been raised here under Capt. heif, which Is
still open for recruits The right spirit Is
afoat. Choose your leader and pi tch IN at
once. Capt. Reif has made his mark already
upon the Missouri border, and shown daring
courage and capacity for fight which has at
tracted the highest praise. There Is no nSaify
in these matters. All are for the country, anc
who serves her best, does it with least regard
for personal promotion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
:! Good night to Marmion. "

gSs~ A fine crop of laurcls are GROWN
North Of the Arkansas. They flourish about
fords, and passes, and bridges, and mostly i'll
the rear of large advancing armies. They are
rather difficult crop to gather and sometimes
dangerous, but we think there will be some
Hampstead boys get few any how. Just now
they are best hunted on horseback. They
once grew in great abundance in the piEey
woods and swamps of South Carolina, and
certain gentlemen, such as Marion, and Pick
ems and Sumpter found them in abundance.
The season hiss come for them here now.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

3XroRrIoY.-There is plain common sense
about this matter which is too o.ten lost sight
of The extort ioner is the man Of capital. who
foreseeigg scarcity in the necessarIcs of life,
huys up all hc can fuI for sale, thereby de
priving others OF the Opportunity of ob;ainil z
them He then holds them until all other sup
plies are exhausted, aAl makes i sc Of the ne
ces,.ties Of poorer class, to wiring from them
hard prices to increase his wealth. Such a
man Is uIchristiIn.
Bat it is altogether unjust to apply the term
or attach the oIun to a producer, selling what
he raises, OF manufactures. or otherwise ere
ates. lie is entitled to the IN irket price. 1t
is his option whether he produces or mAnutac-
lures or not. Ii he does not, he deprives o
one Of goods Or prov isions existing IN the COM
munity and which others might. but for him,
have obtained. He has thc =. .snt ~ ask w.:ai
,.is articles are worth. Prices y.ry ~I:n sup
ply and demand. Bacon Is now worth ZOcts.
1t has been worth oaly 10. 1t wound DC unju-t
to depounce the farmer as eNtvst.Oner who
now refuses to sell III. own produce 4 less than
his neighbors. SO with the shoemaker, natter,
tanner, or cotton manufacturer, as well rs
those who have all sorts of farm products iOI
sale 1t is honest and right for them to have
the market price. Ii poor families cannot buy
it is more just for the neighbJrs t. :atke VI a
purse by equable contribution and donate II
Tor the purpose than to enforce tac charity oUt
of the products of the man wLO has happened
to create what the poor may need. That /,
true liberaity. To deuouace tue ow.ier oi sils
articles for asking what they are worth Is
cheap, and lc; Us add net very a:ni:.b'c phi
la ntd. oUy
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

FRoA NEw MExIco.-A body of Texans un-
der command of Col Bill Scurry, engaged two
regiments of Pixies Peak Volunteers and SOC
regulars at Canon Glorietta on the 26th March
Our force numbered HOO. The enemy were
completely routed and pursued for ten miles.
They left 500 killed and woun ded in the canon,
and lost zoe besides Our loss was SO killed
and wounded This Canon is % miles East OF
Santa Fe. -----
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

sO- The Bill raising the postage to ten
cents on single letters, for all distances,
has become law, and will 60 into effect
on the first of July.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
DIED.

On the 9th inst, at the residence Of his uncle
IN Sewer county, on his way home from til.
army, JoHN L. ScoGGIS, in the 23d year of ais
age, s1n Of J. W. and s G. ScorEin Of this
county.
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21

ENEMY AT SEARcY.--We do not give much
credit to the news from RroFpsville, IN our
telegraphic columns. II is evidently masdated,
and is inconsistent with the report OF All
Johasonss meh.
Still Nc ought to srf as il il were true, and
hasten all the,belp We can to Little Rock
Washington telegraph., 1862-05-21
DABNEY II. MAURY, 4 4. G

IN camFlianoe with The above Urier, [
have to announce to The people Of the
State Of -irkansas, auoHg EaJm [ have
lived, that | shall defend tile State, and
that with tie resources placed 1t my com
mand, | am confident that I shall he able
10 drive the invader frt.m our soil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
sALus Ar AUCTION.

CHERrFF's sALE-FINE GROCERIES, LIQUORS; &C.
- B. p FAIRCnILD CO., suconeers, VIII sell. on Mon
day. 30 l05< O'Clock, No. lis Liberty street.
quantity OF domestic and imported segars 10 oneenth
Raisins fancy cartons Cream Tarer Pepper soap
Macksrel Clret Wine, champasns. Brandy, cordials'
sshnaps. Gin, Whiskey &C.. in glass.
Navy and Lmberger Cheese In tine order; Tea faper,
Platform, Scales Balance do &c.
Also, $50 Cane Seat Chairs damaged.
JOHN KELLY. late Sheriff.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


"A H. WILSON, AucTosEER
BY A. d. GALE
Store "A Dey strset.
MANUFACTURERS SALE.
1000 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
On Tuesday, July !, 1t ten Q CLOCK A. NJ,
At the Manufacturers Depot, No. A Dey street .
The gned hereby gives E9iee TO merchants and
dealers genea thar he has accepted the agency Of large
receive and sell their goods TO- cash, ,,, ,,sy,ry
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY, WITHOUT REsEhs6,
thus oe dealers opportunity Of buying their BOOTS
and Shoes from first hand
Spec al attention 4 III rcfore called TO the FIRST
LARGE PACKAGE SALE or
100 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
Strict y a Manufacturers sale .
All fresh goods just arrived positively TO be sold on
their account without limit consisting OF gents ratent
Leather Congress CATERS Balmoga Patent Leather ana
Bal Opera Boots Lasting Cater Soes Las Ing Congress-
Calf and Bun Caters Boys and youths
CAL aud Buff Congress Caters Patent Leather Caters and
Bamoals LADIES' silk Gore Congress Caters. asng Pa.
Children S in great variety
To ether with large line OF Gents Calf aad Patent Lea
ther Eoots sewed ami pegged Calf and Kip Boots ami
Brogans with ladies' line OF every description thus
"ExTiRAoRDINARY CHANCE TO DEALERS
fhe hereby gives notice that these popular
EVERY TUESDAY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR,
Commencing at 40 O'olo; *, rain or shine.
Ample in cash have been arranged Tor 10 advance
goods consigned for these sales without limit, by
A. D. GALE
Manufacturers Depot,
No. "A DEFY street.
Catalogue and goods ready exaniaalion
ing of sale
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS CO, AUCTIoNEERS,
I'D No - Mass u street.

On Tuesday, July J, at IL O'Clock.
Very large and important sale Of choice CID Wines Bran
dies, Segars r., in bouis cases, dcmijohns
property old In porting and j0bbng
house. nso!vet Every article aTnteed according
sample and descr pion Sac positive Particulars here
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- rempory sale OF l9 Building Lots in Hudson City New
Jersey y miles ro The JERSEY CM and II 1ox.n ferries
"Wednesday, July 2a2 ocork r NJ, on tnc premises 100
sew the Five Corners aud within short distance OF
railroad 70 Jersey and Hoboken ferries The
LEI Jefferson Oakland and Prospect avenues imnedistey
front the Reservoir The property Is 100 feet above
tide water the very Hudson City, commanding
. line view. The Passaic Ice Company having declined
bu the above lots will he s'tvev sold without
70 dose tie concern per zen, on the day
win be given. lnc balance remain on bond and
mortgage for at per cent Auctioncer's icr s.
one half paid hascr For maps AMI further
par apply to the Auctioneer No. Exchange place.
1--WE doors from the ferry.
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~ sc Nassau stree between John Stree! and Mai lane
Harness, Carts, Lease, Office Fixtures &c.
Notice IL hercoy given that will sell public auction by
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, auctionccr, Wednesday, July
1867 l clock IN balance Of stock OF Coal and ood
Third between Twenty nth
Twenty-ech streets o-ctie with the Horses Carts
Harness. Oce other Fixtures Also the Lease said
yard. u. s. HALSTEAD, assignee of VIM. h. Smith.
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EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUcTIoNEER.
u SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT FIRST CLASS
FURNITURE.

II SPECIAL SALE ,1S iTL si FIRST CLASS
Bye W. DAvENpoRr, on TUESDAY. July !. at1i O'Clock,
at the salesloo,s, is ana l57 Broadway.-
rarntre . 70 waeS we invite speei. hse
svesy respect irsi class, aai WIN be guaranteed to
T TSe caHNsE En- fuRSlrnRE ss ii o'clock
The DINING ROOM, LIBRARY and HALL FURNI-
ic cmaMBER Suits, many of
asn STS HOLLY AND EBONY CHAMBER SUIT
the principal feature Of .oods in this line 1t is
.sc ana was MADE g,
sSFss
ma s y $ @ a"a s ss s & s
addition are some pARIo OAK sas
Rich solid rosewood Suit and garnet brocatel;
elegantly carved Eagercs Secretaries, and other similar
DINING ROOM, LIBRARY AND HALL FURNITURE
Suits Cnairs LOUNGES Extension Tables in great variety,
Purchasers desiring their goods packed have dose
Ladies intending the sale will meet with every attention
ss.a e % % % ss nS ss S
necessary delay may take place.
EDWARD scHENcK, AUcTroNERR
IL ra 1SI hAhSEss
his 'a sfSs Or EiES1sf brown HORSES
Kind SOUND aud s.S and are very stylish Can Be sen
on ap0''aHH Ls z Al f" SAY SADDLE HORSE
Is long tall ls hands years cd warranted perfcctly
West Fifteenth ''re FINE BAY HORSE,
kind sound and gentle ec 10 all harness and under the
EDWARD sINTzENIcH AUcroNERR.
WI as1
e Of ss vi IuG Cham
pagnes Cares from the stock OF Hrs, class importing
house. Full particulars tomorrow.
Household Furniture OF the large four story cling house.
S %s Ea xs ssd sa
eps Pier and Centre fables E.aseres Pans
large Mirrors Caria rs vases &C. Aso over S9 lots Of
Spring Ma,iresse, Be-, sc. Sale positive.
GUTENBERG. PUBLIC AUCTION OF BUILDING
~ Lots viii be hela every Monday asrnoon .onmsneng
Brewery gy.O'A : :" '"'A''' p''"'s'' ~ "''Ae'''
ITEyRy IT, LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER HENRY H.
III LEEDS co viii sell a. auction, O., Tuesday. July l.
important sale Of choice d Wines saSe Inors. and
be the s ss 2, s p ss w
given N Herald and Times Of ton morrow.
j. S ~ 8 - Bo6SRf on Monday. june 80. a, 10Y
The STOCK fixtures Of Bookstore consisting Of Plate
Bp soo Fsney 81 Gs
Plated Ware Percussion Caps and variety Of other
sicles. -
A. l0M O'CLOCK ~ the auction rooms, NO. North VIII
liam street. Constabes saea LOT OF Groceries and
cHAS. v. WATTS, Constable.
WEDNESDAY, July
rsr s.dso n fs and as
OWNERS or HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
~ respectfully noihcd thai next weekly Of
the above viii take place Thursday Frsay. regular
day being the Fourth Of Juy We shall be glad 10 have
pal ticulars of prop rty earlier than usual
G.. w. DAVENPORT.
EDWARD SINTzES1Cf. Auti9n~e.
Nos ls5 aud ljl Broadway.
IN GArrNEy, AUCTfONEFR- sALEsrOOM NO 80
Centre street WA sell on Monday, 1856 O'Clock. tho
fixtures Of the srst class ucr
g. Excellent three pull Pump, Counter kees. &c Also
fnc stock OF Liquors,
FEyM. Writer'S. ArcTI0NEER, WILL SELL no.
w tNlpndayl ~ two ct.psk, tbi tgu tr- -
Ga Form ture families brcasiuE up AU U4@Car.
ptls B4rcse TABLES llas Piano tFTaf rAfs oul 81
de Chars cWaigg Narnoc1. tof icf AZ ih iii biAds o.
Fuiniima rcqaisi,g fof hoasckeepers ant ytlefA