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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
NO. 81.
Tinted states of America, District of

Emitted states of America, District of
u Indiana, -:
WHEREAS, libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. the 10Th day
May 1861. 10y John Hanna ESQ., District Attorney of the
United States for said District of Indiana, against two
valiseS containing forty five gross army buttons, ninety
five pieces gold lace and cord twentycght yards boiling
CLOTH two trunks containing six pieces blue CLOTH one
vaise containing lot of gold lace and bullion for epau
let's suntry packages containing needles buttons and
notions barrel coal OIL bags containing one hun
dred gross military buttons, two hundred ounces gold
bullion aud hundred yards gold lace, seized at
Evansville, Indiana, for violation of the laws of
the United States, the said goods and merchandise be-
ing conraband of and praying process against said
goods and that the may be condemned and sold
articles contraband Of war.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monition under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said goods
any part thereof in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the sd the District Court
Of the United States TO be hed7a the city Of lndanapo
lis and the District of Indiana, the tenth day of
June next, 20 O'Clock Of the forenoon of that day,
then and there to ntepose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
DAVID c. ROSE, u. S. Marshal.
Per J. 5. BGELow, Deputy.
Attest: JoHS II. RIA, Clerk. may22-si5d
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IL If You want a well fitting and fashionable
garment made to order, call on Dessar 4 Bros
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~ For the largest and cheapest stock of
ready made clothing, call on Dessar A Bros.
273.
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TELECRAPHlC.
Noon Reports.

w ASnINGTON NEWS
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Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
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WASHINGTON, May %.
SENATE The Vice President presented a
message from the President in reply to the reso
luton concerning arrests in kentucky--that it
was not compatible with the public interest TO
furnish such information OF present.
The bill making appropriation for authoriz
ing the pay nlent of certain counties was takel up
and passed.
Mr.. Harris presented number of petitions for
q bankrupt act
Mr.. WILEY presented memorial from the
Legislature of Virginia in relation to a division
of that State. and also the Constitution adopted
by the people within the proposed limits,
taken up.
Mr. Wilkinson spoke against it as injurious to
new States and tending to increase land specula-
ton and preventing many OF the benefits OF the
homestead bill.
At O'Clock the tax bill was taken up the
question being on Mr.. Wilson's amendment 10
strike out the license to retail liquor dealers.
The bill donating lands for the benefit of col
leges of agriculture and mechanic arts was then
taken up.
HOUSE Mr.. Porter moved to postpone till
"Wednesday next the motion made by him ester
day to reconsider the vote by which the House on
Monday rejected the bill to confscate the slaves
of rebels.
Mr. Holman moved to lay Mr.. Porters resolu-
ton on the table.
Mr.. Blair of Pennsylvania moved a call of the
House Disagreed TO by three majority
p Mr. Edwards moved that the House al journ.
Negativcd nearly unanimously
Mr.. Potter moved call of the House. Neg
atived by ii majority.
Mr.. Holman's motion to lay that of Mr.. Por
ter to postpone OH the table was disagreed to, SO
to 49,
Mr. adj
The Speaker said that the motion to consider
the vote by which the bill to confiscate the slaves
of rebels rejected can, privileged CUES
ton, be taken up next Wednesday Immediately
after the reading of the Journal.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the Senate bill to collect direct taxes in in
surrectonary districts, and for other purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
~ con, Druggists, No.
Is Fast Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale OF
RK 4 \ ID E,S Il u y L a G: @

THE WONDERFUL GIANULUS, FIR the cure Of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis, Wheeling rr alton Of the
Uvuls and Tonsis, and Diseases Of the Lungs. Sold in
large boxes, % Cts 81 cts. and 81 each. nISd6wly
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FROM CEN. sANKs's ARMY.

CON r. L - SION AL.
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!

from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world .roduce their equal.
These TIERS for the Of WEAK SrosAcEs, GENERAL
DEBILITY, land for PURIFYING and ESncHSG the BLooD
absolutely. unsurpassed by any other remedy on earth
To be assured of this, only to make the
trial TIL Wine itselfis Of very superior quality, being
about third stronger than other Wines warming and
nvgora the whole system from the head to the feet
As these Bters tonic and Alternative in their charac
ter tn strengthen and invigoraie the whole system
and give 6ae tone aud hehhy action 10 al its parts
by equA the circulation, removing distractions and
producing general warmth. They also excellent for
Diseases ard Weakness peculiar TO Females, where
Tonic is required strengthen and brace
the system. No lady who is subject to lasitude and
faininess should be without them, they revivy
ing in their action.
THESE BITsTERS
Will only '" ss.. but Prevent Dis
and in thsespect doubly valuable TO the person who
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

Weak Lungs Indgeston Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Ner
System, Paralysis Files, aud for all requiring
q Tonic,
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DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are prepared by eminent and skful physician, who
has used IL successfully in his practice for the last
twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing
the exclusive right to manufacture and sell DR.. Boeee
Dods Celeb gated Imperial Wine Bitters he'd them tested
by two di ngushed medical practitioners, who pro-
nounced thesa a valuable remedy for disease.
Although The medical men Of the country, as general
thing disap Of Medicines yet do not be-
lieve that respectable Physician can be found in the
United Sta acquainted with their medical properties
who viii u highly approve DR.. j. DoDs' IMPERIAL
WINE BuI:sRs.
In all ne8ly settled places where there j. always
large quantity Of deeayng timber, from which poison
Gus masa = created these btes should be used every
morning befi breakfast.
These truly valuable Bters have been so thoroughly
tested BY classes of the community for almost every
variety of dfes,e incident to the human SYSTEM that they
IL
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NUMBER 1886.
tachmcnt Of cavalry to open Communication with

tachmcnt Of cavalry 70 open Communication with
Genera Shields.
searching the grounds covered tv yesterdays &C.
ton at Gross Keys, for our remaining dead and
wounded. ] am MT yet fully informed, hut think
that one hundred and twenty-five will cover
our loss in killed. and five hindrcd that In wound
cd. The enemy's loss we caunut clearly ascertain.
He was engaged during H., uslt carrying oG his
dead and wounded Ia wagons. Tbs morning, on
our msrch, upvards VI two hundred Of his j, sd
wero counted IN ono hcd. TIE .rsster part badly
inutilsted by cannon slot. Many Of his dead were
80 scattered through the woods, and many had
been already buried. A numbs Of prisoncrs hal
been tssn during the pursuit.
! regret T. have lost many god cfficers General
Stshfs brigade WAS in the hottest part OF the hcd,
Which WAS thPleft wing. From the beg snning OF
the hsht the brigade lost In officers hve Killed.
and seventeen wounded, aud one ot his resIn. nts
alone. tie ,th New York. has buried siSty.ivs.
The Garlbaldi Guard, next afcr. suffered most
severely, and following tits reSiment the 4oth
New York, the Buckth Rifles oI Gen. bayard'e
and Gen Mlroy's lrgslcs. One OF tile Bucktil
companies has lost all .. its officers, miss one i
AMI ron-commissiuuci. The lnss In General
schencks brigade was less, sthourh he inflicted
severe Loss on the enemy, principally by artillery
FIRE.
fny staH, I lost good officer killed., Captain
Nicholas DInnkn. Ma horses we're Killed IA our
batteries. which the enemy repeatedly attempted
T. take,b ,but repuscd by canister ERE generally.
feel myself PERM ltiel t. say that all our trcops, by
their endurance OF this marco and th,t sJlen-
did conduct In the battle arc ent 'lci to the Prcs-
dents common la,ons, and the o"icors through
out behaved with great galnutty aul efficiency
which requires that should make particular mCu.
u II of them, and which, trust, Wi receive the
particular notice Of the Pr sidsi a. soon a. posi-
ble. will scud Ia full report, bit, In this re.
distL ton than thst pOiutcd cut In tLe description
Of the battle.
respectfully,
J. 4. fRIMosr,
Mai IA. CouulAnllur.
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Greci.n. Chilian, Brazilian aud Mexican STAMINA =.
stamps square, "bl,ng round. triangular e.taco-
nal. hcNs.onsl. AMI no particular shape some of
sfto'hl and si<stic design. and othefs models Of
us."ss, Conspicuous among the latter the dingy
looking Affairs which lass current for postage An
srccsSisl stamps oi every shade, of every color In
she rainbow and ont of II, bearing The image and
rrtcntate, th.sdrs two wh,,h are si,rn,I w,,h tb,
,ih,y oi Jew. Dtyis.I They range in value n ,n
hili q c,At up t. four dollNs.
a. re neshuoihrs oil the entrance ~ the New
hnrS f~t Ohcc has becuine = -,tt Of .xchan,s
where the canteurs AMI slccuistors IN This singular
business tptincipsliy boys! daily congr,ga,c They
muster ih strong force on the arrival vi a foreign
ma, watch tho recipients Of letters from abroad
and trs.cgc them wiA e.smorJus request, for thc
asups. " '''
somewhat similar eridcmc broke out at the
'nc ol we substitution oi tho nickel cent for tn.
old copper issue old penni,s comm,nI.I b'"s w."
premium, snd some ot rare dates were literally
worth thuir weill I tn .oi
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. Stevens (rcnn.) Reported hack the
tax Ill from Tie tomr,ittee ca Ways Eud
Means. The Senate h'i made thlgo lul.
dred AMI fourteen nmCnimouts, . large number
Of them Of IN urimvortut character. Ia order 10
fciNttoi dcfntiyc action, he iS'.yen-l recon-.
mcnici general nIn-cuncurr,uco ia oil tie
amendments, md then asked CJulIuittee Of Con.
ference. Adopted ST. agsiust -.
Nj. L'omis tt3un! Introduced inut resolution
Recommending H. aiit IA g. tho An of July. the
l4tH o' ]nno and tie llth # september ~ public
holidays the mt g commemorate H.. Declaration
{, lhd' pendonco' tie second, tie adoption Of our
ila., and the t.irl, the formation of u. Cunsttu
uon Of Tie tn'tod States. Laid On the table.
Mr.. lilisht ~. J.! presented petition from III
in.Tolntt New YORK or al extension Of tie time
ior wareAoIsng gODds.
The Senate bill defining the pay and emolumonts
81 certain "ihcsr- OF tie Amy, with tho h,uend-
mcits, one Of which embodied Arnold's n To yiyp
citizenship T. oil volunteers who seiyc and are 1uu
osably discharged, on proving one years residence,
ani another % punish fraudulent contractors by
court maitnl, with tuc and imprisonment, and 10
bring all contractors under the articles Of war was
passed st.r debate. II was deemed that th!s rhode
OF punishment would be more promp, than In the
civil courts, aud II was unanimously ldoptod IL
was IN effect the proposition Heretofore introduced
by NJ. Cplisx.
The House also passed the Senate res llution re.
gilAt NJ tao employment II convc,s IN the District
oi Columbia for their improvement and benefit.
The section N the lschaIyo uf soldiers confined
therein uller sentence Of Courts Marrhal etc, WIS
stricken ogt, as ~ j d4cuy Committee will pro.
badly report to-mpi.rH a t.ll specially for That
purpose, and u prohibit tle lnc.rceistJn ~ Of such
persons Ia future.
nlittee on Conference on the dsHs rconcnts g. the
bill for the apprpIrisiu OF bountea under III. yol
ghtesr sc' oI Ju!y last, the entire sum being
$1,000, 900.
Distrc, # Columbia business was considered.
The iii for the erection Of q new peultcutiary
aud ial. was defeated Adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

IloS WILLIAM II. SEWARD, John Van Burcn
aud the " ie ot Gen. HaAeck were at TIE Dyl.yan
House, Albany, yesterday.
Gov. LErCnrR, of virginia, has ordered all
The stores at Richmond clio. i a't,r o',lo K r.
81, each day, and thc militia 10 assemble for drilI
TIE Louisville jornSAL SAYS that Memphis
was a"fglly c'uyu.seI s.e O.Aer dSy by tAe water.
quake in frout OF lcr
The Newfoundland seal fishery Is very success.
fGl t.is season, aud groit excitement rr.y,ils
From "a, phl o. 1000 9cas hAs0 con cav ,i' tie
catch III a sue e Dag averaging 1880 OF l,iuo.
THE Water Commissioners Of CLaIlystown,
Mass, where slpryot pure water / ic.ng IN.
rodncsd, arc advertising for propossls lor tv,itV.
me miles Of iron PIPE hydrauts, castin, ), st,p
cocks, a., a.! complete.
EDwIN B)orH ha' taken apartments, and
Wit A4s 'tm ', ll' QlCty settled down ia Paris
translation url adaptation Of several eff ct!ye
FreHch plays which he will pro'Iul. upon A.s nc
tllu 10 tlc United States.
IIEEE r said 10 be strong movement pro-
crossing ouonG the s.op keepers Of CaLai. t. rye
tAe thrush sitliag outo circulation. Tacy have re.
have received prov yeq from the bank, thst A.. Ia,
are drrs'itcI z..al! be seIt back T. ELs,all.
IiiE department in the London Exhibition
oct pant 5tenway's American I.anas H. great
cettie o. attraction. Those instruments ARE Of such
aeknowiedg.i superiority that the most .,.d
art.sts In Europe assemble there H. ty /. en-. and
the scene is su..y-Ied oil day with u4ost excel.eat
taus!c.
TiII iil mer Editor Of the shclbyvlle CTcn-
npDAsh's "a IaSd IA. witch he Frankly Acknowledge
mat he has heeb mistaken, aud tst the Lest TING
,9r all Ishnesseahs 10 do Ia 10 render tho FEDERAL
the heart. ''' NN' "''H
a SUFFERER from long sermons sugcests to
the London TIMES that, after half sn hours preach.
Ing, the bottom Of the pulpit should DO oontAyed to
come out Ap1herproposes that Q sounding board
~ w pulpit, be sVpsaaed above IL spd tia. Il
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Congressional Proceedings.
XNNvlllh REs.S---Seunie.
Eirst session.

Washington June l2.--Mr. Latham Ual.
called ur tie tcsl' .liiou T. siut the gcuticmcn
claiia. t. be senators from Descrct, 10 thc noor.
Laid over
Nj DAVIS. tKy.) OF red . resolution relating t.
General u,hncr, stating thHt he had soduccd che
state Gusri of kcutlcky, aud committed treason
aud was under Indictment for trDm Dmon against the
thitrd IT 'cs IN Me District Court Vi Kentucky.
sud therefore le
Re.oir,i. Thnt sad Simon y iirai Rlclner ought
T. be transferred l. the civil authorities OF tho
tnted states T. Je t.,d ior the treason whereof he
stands indicted.
NJ. Grimes 'Iows! thought TIC resolution ought
not g. pass There we're tise officers of the
United states Who had been taken prisoners by the
rebels lere now ne,o talns ior T. ucral exchange
n prisoners, including buckuer
Mi Trumbull tlll.l wanlei to know " tho Hena-
tor from l wa tdrimetl had any reason ior suppvs-
Ing tho rebels would keep faith aud exchange pr.
-oners. They refused - denver up Col. CorcorNn
the other day nf"r thcir privateersmen had been
sent down " them.
Nj. Davis clnimei ths, Il was degrading 10 the
Goyerumont to subj IL To tie peeuliar terms exact
ed 10y the ieb.l. Such = wretch as Buokner ought
not g. be exchanged bu, taken " Kentucky and
hung.
MI. Browning tIlll said, willie the war IL in pro.
gress tie military power had no right to deliver
over prisoners %: war T. the civil Authorities II
Dgekner wasAuns 1t would only insusura,e sys
tenn of retaliation.
The resolution was finally postponed until 70.
morrow.
A resolution was siorted calling On Gho secre.
tsry ol state n inform the senato what smount OF
money hss lecn paid Maine And Massachusetts for
Yielding to the Aslihurton Treaty, sud WHIST h,s
leen done with the money stipulated 70 be pad for
certain lands taken by Great Britain.
The bill for tic relief oi Lieutenant Ulysses s.
Grant was taken W and passed.
ou mot IN Of Mr.. Latham, tic Pacific Railroad
bill was taken up.
Mr.. Latham made speech in fayor OF the pass.
age Of the bill after wLi,h the Senate proceeded to
tho consideration Of tho amendments q, the gpocia!
Committee, I'll. frrt amendment lrinp the Change
of the Western terminus from the lO2iid dogre. of
latitude 10 the lOOtb. No results arrived At aud
after Executive session, the Senate alJoIrueI
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Under tA.i caption HolbrooA's L. s. Mail news
paper g.res some iutere Ting remarks about a new
fever whlgL has broken out lately in reference to
the COLLECTION = 'st'yo STAMPS, 1t is new in this
country hut Of oii date In EuroIn;
About The time Of tho Issue hy the Government Of
ht now postage stamps urd the recall Of tLose for.
merry IL lss, tue hrrt symptoms Of a new aud Gu.
riols mania were developed. As the old stamps
gradually disappeared IRON use, many persons
were suddenly Seized with rage for collecting
speclme oi esilI denomination T. preserve as cu
rtoSites, the vsiie oi which would ie enhanced by
tho lapse of time. Soon the fever nssuned another
phase aAd lnore extended proportions. The stamp
fqaniacs began making Collections Of the stamps u
W nations. We have seen ST mp airiIus iu which
are taste.dlly arranged specimens Of the postage
stamps u all senoe Ini<Aons, issued by The govern.
mehs OF nessl sll tho nations d the earth. for
home and COLONIAL use--Enslish, French, spcnish.
inSnsa, n, osfmmi, Austrian, Ras.iAk Rsu1aH
psalsa. dssweslsa' Belgian. pJ{oh
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POSTSCRIPT.
GOOD FROM \. TENNESSEE
GEN. NEGLEY SUCCESSFUL.
THE PEOPLE GLAD.
The Battle at Chattanooga.
Great Victory.
LATER FROM MCCLELLAN.
Co., &C., &c.
GEN. NECLEY SUCCESSFUL.
THE PEOPLE GLAD.
Success In Esst T,nrc-scc.

NId'r'Hc, June Dispatches from Gen.
Scslcy 10 Gov. johnson announce tie success 81
his expedition t. East Tennessee iIc took csity
Prisoncr, including number Il Prominent rebel
citizens drove VI catti.. and largo number oi
horses IN, udcd Tor the febe army
Tic defeat II Gen Adams rebel force In swe.
dams Cove, was more complete thln rcrr,scn,,d
n, 6<st. Adams escaped without hat swo.l OF
horse. Tho rebel batteries at CHATTANOOGA wotc
slcucod ON the IN. stor heavy canuoiadin. Of
three hours.
Our forces opened fire the ncs, day anil continued
six hours the town, driving the cucmy out ofb.s
works aud fscin. him to cyacuatc the ,iiy. Th,y
burned the railroad bridges T., prevent pursuit.
The East Tcnncssccsns como out IN crowds along
tie march, snd chcercd our TROOPS cn,i.uonsticAly
great many applications arc made al The ES,cu.
tive Office for pagss T. Memphis.
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Surrender Of Galveston Demanded.
YANKEE SHELLS UNCERTAIN


Vdshington, June 12.-Richmoni papers re
.eivcd here contain extracts from the vlcksbur,
Parss, which testify to tie brilliant operations Vi
|pur feet in their vicinity. News from v.cksbGrg
~ the soth ut., published in the Richmond En-.
AxIsKR Of the 9th inst, says
Two Of the cnen-'s g,inboats amused themselves
BY throwing shot and shell into the heart Of yicks-
burg About 1875 missiles were thrown during that
3ne, but comparatively few of which appeared a.
pasualties, beyond considerably damaging some
private residences aud one or two churches
The reports Of Vicksburg papers also state ,ha,
|Oe Soto, Miss, Las been destroyed by our Acct,
and adds that butthree little - .lin.s now mark
Bic spot which onch glor!hei NJ H., title ola city"
The same repor, adds that tie Fedora! gunboats
)sAOlled the town OF Grand Gulf Monlay, ami their
transports landed number Of troops, who pi.-
laged and sacked the town v: ey.rytln. they could
Jay their hands Oh.
| Tho Richmond EXAxsrR of the 9th instant de.
votes It's editorial columns 70 deIlorin. such fct
Shat there 10 found No individual! 80 desperate and
~eary Of living by the wretchedness lis invasion
r. brouSaA on him, ss - substitute what mny he
An iguominions suicide for glorious naartyrdc IN
fhis is inte Yded as an incentive for procur!ns 4
Me assassi aa,ioh OF tho tuitei ststes otsceis
{Nho have taken Possession o! relel Territory
frhe paper Is printed OH a half sheet, and is y
arik!ng evidence Of the impoverished condition Z,
affairs in Richmond.
A letter from Stanton, Va, dated June Cth, pub.
ushei in the same paper, states that on sunday
Jackson met and engaged Shields, after the recap.
|. ire by the Feierals Of Front Roya, taking v III i,
isO Of the 18th Georgia regiment The rebels CLAIM.
70 have repused troops, and taken coo prisoners
sLe.r own loss they give us being small.
Telegraph news from Augusta, dat,i June 7th,
Reports Gov, Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, killed
N Nashville by man named George Brown, who,
n turn, had been killed. The same dispatch says
Mat Gen. Butler had besn killed In New Orleans,
tut adds that the report lacks eonhrmat..a.
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Government Finances,

Warrington, Jvns l2.-The excitement in
New York alout the proposed auth rl.a.i1n ~ a.
d'tonal tlopo",p0 Of United States notes, is
re'ard.2 lere as ulrSarrant9d by the cts of tie
80 mo wLo'e Nominal cir, glation Of the United
There are ~ the Treasury 10 tie credit OF disbur
a.ng oaecr', about S3?, ,0O0 900 leaving about hall
a million with which 4 meet dtsfts tom the Ds.
tbeng tie amount Of the demand iiotesj are prac.
heally withdrawn from circulation, hoarded for
nayHea. customs aon So OF .hs ptPposed pew Issue,
therefore, 20, ,ooo'eop may replace ths smopat
bs withheld from issue 10 meet posstle
demands for temporary deposits beyond
the immediate mesns. Thus $97, ,OO0,0 900 will
make ~ practseA sddiNoa " Tue NIevlskQp,