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approaches difficult, while the heat and
malaria of the country during six months
of the year would make its siege at the pre-
sent season one of the most murderous ones
on record. Only treachery or cowardice
could explain the capture of Vicksburg by
seems daily less and less probable.
If the Yankee army had swept down the
valley in such overwhelming force, as not
only to beat off the Confederate forces In
northern Mississippi, but to take perma-
nent possession of the whole country, and
establish themselves there as they have
done in northern Tennessee and KENTUCKY
be prevented.
Isolated in the midst of territory posses
sed by the enemy, its reduction by BLOCK.
ade, would be but a question OF time. but
Grants army is not an army OF conquest,
still less, of occupation. His advance on
Jackson, however intended, has been con-
verted into very ordinary RAD.
It is true that he gained rapid and repea,
ted advantages from the time he captured
Grand Gulf till lately, because the Confed-
crate force under PembertOn had been scat
tered over half the State of Mississippi,
and were, therefore, unable to defend any
point.
Johnston was ordered to go there and take
command of the army. Whether he will
be able to retrieve all the losses which have
been suffered by the Confederates. remains
to be seen; but we have little reason to feal
the loss of the State of Mississippi, and con.
seauent fall of Vicksborg, while he can keeI
the field there.
A disgraceful attempt is made here il
Richmond to fix on him the responsibilities
of disasters of the Lieut.. General, who was
entrusted with the command of an impor.
tant army of the Confederacy, without hav
ing put one squadron on the field of battle
But it is the duty of every honest man tc
see that this detestable maneuvre shall fail
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Illinois Copperhead Convention.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 2S.-The Illi-
nois Democratic State Committee has is
sued call for a grand Mass Convention to
be held at Springfield on the 18th of June.
Among the orators invited for the occasion
are Governors Seymour and Hunt, of New
York, Messrs. Pugh and Cox, of Ohio, and
Hendricks and VOORHEES,. of Indiana.
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Government Securities.

PHILADELPHIA, May N.-The general
subscription to-day report sales Of 5-20s tc
the amount s., 209, 900.
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Captured by the Alabama.

New YORK, May 2s.-The ship Common
wealth, OF Boston, Capt. Mcclellan, from
New York, March 10Th for San Francisco,
was captured by the Alabama previous to
the Oath,
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Bank Failure.

TORONTO, May 1.-THE Bank Of Brant-
ford is closed. 1t is supposed arrange
ments will be made to redeem its circula-
ton which is limited.
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Going tn Wick

LoUIsAILE, May 27.-Passengers from
Nashville report large portion of the reb-
ell army leaving Tullahoma, supposed tc
be going in the direction of Nicksburg.
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The LOAN OPERATION OF THE GOVERN
MENT.-The aggregate amount of CONVEX
SlOnS OF Currency into 20 Bonds up to the
present time, is about Sl05,000 900, and, as
the subscriptions are increasing, there APP
pears to be every prospect that by July lst
when the privilege Of converting Currency
expires, the aggregate will not be less than
$3.50, O0G,0 It is now clear that nothing
in the shape Of disaster Or defeat will avail
to check conversions. The repulse at
Charleston and the recent unsuccessful OPP
erations of the Army of the Potomac did
not stop them for day. A tight money
market, lasting for considerable period of
time, would probably arrest them. But
so long as the war lasts, and the expendi-
lures of Government continue, there viii be
no prospect of any thing of the kind; money
must grow easier from day to day. Under
these circumstances, we presume that the
Secretary of the Treasury will, on the lst
OF July, attempt no new policy, but will
simply receive subscriptions for his new
bonds at given price precisely i'll the same
way as he is now doing for the 20 bonds,
and that the public will subscribe, as they
are now doing, about as much money as is
required for the current expenses of the
war each day. A more simple and salts
factory financial method can hardly be con-
ceived; and, while its success relieves the
treasury department from anxiety about
| -
1t shows, in fact, that the United States are
| able to carry on this war for an indefinite
! period of time: while every reliable account
| from the South shows that their financial
collapse is not far distant, and that the re-
| belliOn must shortly break down from the
want of the sinewS Of war. We have over
| the rebels the advantage which q CONNER
cial and industrial people always has IN
| such q case over merely agricultural peo-
pie. They have had no financial resource
but the issue of paper money, and, there
being no commerce TO absorb and employ
this paper, il has steadily sunk in value,
till now it is only worth l6 cents on the
dollar in gold, and pretty soon will be
worth nothing. We, on the other hand,
have likewise issued paper money; but,
beng commercial and manufacturing
people, our paper has supplied our great
tiesjderatuDa- capital-and, instead of mere
" depreciating, has generated new and
prodigious development of activity and
enterprise, and has enabled our people to
make money enough to lend, of their sur
plus profits, enough cash 10 the Govern
ment to pay the cost of the war: This DIT
ference viii, ere long. prove fatal TO the
rebels, however the fate of battles may
tiuctuate.-[N. Y. Herald.
! When the rebels asked Uncle Sam TO lei
them alone, he wouldn't do it, but when
they asked John Bull to let them a loan, he
i foolishly complied.
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Government Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The General
Subscription Agent reports the sale OF
81 05S. 200 worth of 5-20's to-day.
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RsPuIse Of The Enesay az Baekson, SEisa.
$780, NJ. - z 1877

Rspulse Of The Eneaay q TaeksSH, Wfsa.
KoRToE, Miss, Aug 6 1859.
EDTrszs APPEAL: In & late issus Il your evsr.ust
csus sheet I have seen abrisf camRauica-on leuehi5E
the sa,lou at Jseksoa on SanSay, when The Illinois ana
Wizssnsia troops. ia Ocss Fedsr.I ssrpz 8 tackled he
trsacssL TAs sutbsr, IA 4s aaga, q serfsct sus 1
join q large Huube- 81 1aga and ozeszs in the belief
sast hs nsntsa q msa was rather nsagar Ia CshAG
battery 10 ems r1tss better ia every respect tAAa those
whose names I aFpezd, thsush Lieut. Graesy and Ger
psrsls Wn. Johnston ana L. B Pesres deserved well q
tksiF sszstry and should receive tAs praiss u their
sssntFyasn- I appeud names that are squEly msnts-
risus; James BriHdlsy, EargaaHf, Ehs was killed Rad
rich Hewlett. serge nj. waunasdi O H LATER, ser
gssnL. who aounted the braasf7rork aEd Wa aaziogs 20
FurEus she susmys Corporal A ". Baker, Privaies
john Leonard, wis has never eiassa a hght; Gssrss
cooks, D. williams, Dow Brindlsy, who wa Esuzasd
Martin Rsasr, JohA Dsmsr, Pat NsOsrnott. b Ross,
" Ksstsa Frank Cridsr Ben Dadley-ks two latter
WOuSasd T. D BiEEsr. HAs is always at his post, and
Barns who was shot thro1gh the hs.rt Iniskt
zsaHsa mere. but This Will ruhses fsr thu prsssnt. ]
know yOu are disposed % do jussies to al. ans to east
as many aswers in The true sslaisr's p1iAwsy 81 say
editers en- earth, ard hsnss I zsk ysu 70 place the
worthy nanssI have ssni you On rssoad Wsra all our
maa q gsea Is these have rszHoned ere louE NJ kes-
ts foot weu.a press ths SOL Of or suzay lznd
Ia soneiasisn, allow 80 ~ That "A BsIor r. z
Graves, CAisf q Artillery, en- Breckanridgs's usE, he
ssutA hss net szly ems u ths nos ~aessayu.kes sE-
ssrs sui eficisat nsa In Ia wei d No sns usdsr his
Command h idle, ana 10 hizsalf il sas q tie nest N
trsg men hsVs ever sssa- His nans deserves 70 en-
hlazsR the bdshisas Pass recording AsFsiua a1d star
lag Wsrth In the hi-tsy Of thfs grsststt ash erazssst If
al var the world has seen Ths K-nsuoky hriE.as
vita Goa = Hsla at hslr head, a., IN splendid eos
sitisz, and Away ready for asiiPs SERVES.
Eefrs' RLAT JUsTIrIA.
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The LacislstuEe assembled en- the Eh, in *
ira session, snd both branches Ws-s promptly
o1gsulzsd TIE only business si inPo-tsncs
rsrsaclsd was She receptions Of the Governors
message and tie passage Of the following TssO-
l1tsns By the senate:
WHEREAS, IN he opinion Of this General
Assembly, the people and the army have lost
ccuEdeucs I'm Generals Holmes and Psmber.0a,
sud without questioning in the least tie iEtsr
riyy, patriotism and loyalty Of either Of Eaid
g~eueralsr
Be G resolved b TIE Scaats ssd Hsass q RsP-
rss1sai5sg Of As Shafs Ct AlE5Gaa, n General
Assembly ooHBeHsd, That the interests Of the
Esrvics ard The good Of tie cause We 50 dearly
love, impersEvsiy demand 3 change in the com
mand Of tLrse respective generals
Be Z farther 7esgtEod, That the people Of Az
bams aud TIE STATE hereby pledge ths entire re-
sources Of TIE State 20 the last dollar and The
last man 81 the sUacesHful FrosesutioE OF Gle
war now being W=Eud y sHu Eszth hT TIE asb
jEgailCn Of the Co-fefsrate States and hst We
viii never yield the cossest gntil the achieve-
NEST snd acknowledgement Of eur Independents
Is p separate people
Be- Z further TgSlBed, That the e0verHsr
transmit G copy OF these resolutions 70 he Presi-
deaf Of ths CcEtederGls Ststss azd to sssh Of
the representatives, and s~eratsrs IL the Confsde-
rate Congress.
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From Ee LyuclbE-g EeFh5iaEH, III
ParE0rs lrs1t t00m the locality Of GeRsral
Lees army, whs arrived here Saturday svs
nIug BY tie OnHge train, report every thing
qUsL
The reports concerning she coneIicR and nam
bEr OF As army ara very Ghsering.
Ara5e's army Is szid to be lyiRg slong the
csunJy from OmnFe Court E0Bsa to Culpeper
and Oh toward Fredericksburg. His h~sadqugT-
tsIs are supposed 70 os q. WarrentoB.
PREswEyrD DAVIS LBRARY-A eorrsspsnd.
ent Of The Providence q. u JsHTnsl, writing
from Mississippi, gives the following account Of
the discovery Ct President Davis E5ray:
The bocks were discovered sHly By accident
They were pat u1 in iargs, strong b9Ess, hBund
with hoops q ir1u. The contents sf these boxes
were soon brought 10 light, ard Hundreds Of tFo-
plies secured. while T~GlUEes, bound in every
vaTEsy Of uch baaInE-pssTy, hislsy, science,
the gifts of friends tHsm every part Of ths United
States, congressional documents aud statistics,
private and political lsstaF-bsoks, iRto which
were copied the correspondence Of years, writ
zen in Tie s~eraWliug haRa Of their fsrmer pos
SCISSOR; IA fact everything that exists on paper
0t frca1est puvSte value % the rebel Freshest
Jay bespe1 up0n the h5ar in enc huge pile, over
winch the s1ldlsrs walked with dirty feet. on
which they tossed hiiher and tkither, as they
appeared to Be q Ecrs sr less value As trophies
uf tleT flEmsr srner. The library was sesretsd
IN the house Of Mr. Cox, WIS was formsrlv a
steward Of BIZ. Davis
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his very baFd e leasa tie details Of the ate
battle - DsnaIdsougils The Dlavinzi Is fren
tse New York H1raL9
NEw OELsAss, July Is, Ie63-Ths con
regiment suffered severely a. Dou~sldsouviTs
the late suRsgemsnt. They have bal I4O m-n
remaining fr dHty, ihs hAlazcs being sither
killsd, wuanded OF takes phsoHars. Tie prs-
oners have been par0le3 and ars IN this city.
Oar loss ia that affair iss I am led 10 believe,
Tar greater than az Ent represented but. ae-
eoTdinz 20 tho policy adopted By ibis depart
alHnt, EAe pres i refused 81 informatisn o. tbs
s9fJse Of Hlsd ard aeuadsd. We are refused
access 70 hoaPitai8 OF 10 prisoners, a8d hardly
s1y facilities are granted b csusspondauis, M
lsss they bsppen 30 Be fav0ufss. This nav BE-
sound policy for tho iims bsiar. bat 1 doabsif
it vii bod good very iohRs for =. is g zaas
that two earl play al. ard ens IN which the
stronger 2 Is M always certain 20 VIZ.
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In accordance with tss solemn expression
Of the people Of South CaroIizs, tbrouga then
sovereign Convention, the G9vefneF has issued q
proclamation announcing that ChErisstoa shall
''be defended - any cost Of lite or property,
prefsrring q repGlse ST ths sEemy With the en-
tire city 10 gUins, 70 an evacuation Or Surrender
on any terms wastsvsr." To carry out thsss
views the convention elected s commission f.
R0vs sue usz-cOab&taats and Hegro=s ard
sthsr property, consisting ef &sssTs @. IL Fur
maz, Charles KsrisoR, Z n. Goardin, G. A
Treaheln and W. d. PsTter.
These gentlsmez have notified t5at nsn-esm-
hatants, wishsnf 6isunsiion, viii ss furnished
aifs railroad trsasportasisR, themselves sRd
furniture End family supplies, ct hAlf the usual
rates ana these unable = Rest suck saargos
will be supplied wila free tickets, snd places ct
The ecumissioa args removal az early as
prae6eabis=Csiaasbia Gsa7aiaa.
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Judging from a late dNsatch fsn Richmond
TIE Defey Of Introducing slaves isto the Csz-
fsdefste army 81 grs7eiy Diseased IN oHisial
cgcies. Hhe proposition appears to us imBoftlc.
If not iumorsi, and utterly ~vielstivs 81 .be
whsie theory and epirt of our Institutions. We
ere suprasd tbAt any5s5y save ssRs crazy
AballiGn fanatic 1a0sld a-ztsrtsin such q propes1-
ucn. Isis imPgi6o bsea1ss The negro cannoi
be made q soldier If he were eVsr 60 warmly de-.
voted 70 our cause Ith further 90, because the
pressncs q She ensmy inspires in him q Bpiit Of
insgbordinsion, and be Is pretty sure 10 turn up
ia he eneuys lies i is immoral, because 4
. peyeTiug tAs whole relation OF nasser and
save
Tie slave Is q dependent being be has no
evil obligations, an1 IS the property Of bis mas-
Ter. ana therefore entitled. by te birhesf moral
O. we'll IS legal considerations, 10 dis prosseson.
He Is not a cifzeu, and military 3zty shoald not
Be eLact8d 81 him Bus high shave these con
si5efaioDs 3 tAs fact hRt ia putting the negro
into the ar1y we degrade the white s0ldisr We
acknowledge our Inability to preserve eur coantry
sud cur Institutions thout forcing the being fer
whose pretended deiigsranes tho war is wsged 70
enc in tie work While the negro would Be in
6uitoly better CT to help rs WhiP the Yankees
than TO yield 70 them, still be does not 50 view
tie matter, and in making a soldier Of hin We
orly place him on The sure road 10 iDsub0rdina-
lion aud mischief Tbs whols proposition Is too
absur3.for srgument, and We sincerely hope to
heal no more of H-Augssis CoashiHaesatist
TAG COBaIAEB OF rHE STEAM FRIGATB
NIA6ARA-Ihs New York World, Of August
zh, has the following:
The Navy Department has given The com
mand Of the steam higsts Magyar to Commo-
dora Craven, who was recently detached frem
the ron-clad higats New honsiSes. being the
ssaior Of Rear A2niral Dahlgrsn Commodore
Craven is native Of thu District Of Columbia.
was appointed from New Hampshire, aud e 4
citizen Of New York. lie entered The service
on fHe lst Of Nay, ls22, with sach men az
Davis, Lardner and Rirggold, snd has per-
formed nearly twenty years sea services. He
last served andsr Admiral Eanagut The Nj
agara is now nearly ready for sea IN her nsw
ne navy Is When she was fBt coasuueted
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TMK WAa an OHAHBEsToN.
The HIssl AguIa RspaIaes.

cHAsLEsToE, AaEsst B.-AH dsy yesterday ~
bouhsranent was 9srs fursus thar ca asy pisvious
ssy. Ths Enoazldes aHd SIX usuHora bssidss graboa;s,
WITH 81 ths snamys lsad b~atisriss, spsasd % Battery
WaEnsr a. dsybrsak. throwing r~susy sssIls per mia
ale ct our wsrkA. This s~szfiaFs5 si sus seiosE, uhsn
fAs hsst aag Land bsasriss tarzsa shsir atssntlsc to
Per saztsr
TIE Issuslsss mf SIX nosilsEa EPgrsaezsd within
thres qaarsrs Il = sHs q ssztsr, bassrinx viEaroas
y sssia.t ts ssutA fass 81 he IT, sumtsr rspllsd
hrskly frsm her bsrsstss usE The usu'slt lsI;sd
sbsafthrss ksars, Ehsa ths asst hsviaE bsea Hruek
vsTy snaa, ElsaasS est Of raap, with flags q hsh.
naat Il is supposed thai sszs Aish Ta-kss uaTa.
sEesr has bssH killed.
Ths easay's lszd batteries e 2o0psunasr Par-oit
ssns kep. - = esss AIT fs Ysstsraay evening snd az
last sight sgatEst EoH srnfsr. TAs roar Il BE esa-
noar = hssrdia tAs city, is irszsa6oss. Ths casasiaa
o. Port ssztsr yesterday wsru one killed aud .hrtssu
w~ozndssi a. Battery Wagner. ssvsa killed ard twenty
four wousdss Azosg ths killed Is Capt Wsaplsr.
ehisf soEizssr a. Wsgusr Ths eazzoaasing was re-
mnsd this msrziux a daysrsaE End esailauss upt,
now p A. ~ With great violence. Batteries Greg
aad WsgHsr Ers EslaIursd TAs sossA face o. Esatsr
d eonsdsrsbly Fittsd b. he sasuy's Psrrott gzns on
Horr1 island
I'VE psAHzh slsaghsrs . mo-s extended secsuns 81
re sssf en- tie ia, ssPf-d frsz .hs ClarLstos Hsr.
curry q ~ysstsrssy asrsinK
LATEST frsz ike Nsrth.
RIcHHssD August Is-TAs New Ysrk Tiass 81 Jhs
I4th Has rsesiysa as Pstsubsrs last nlekf. It. hsu.
sTsr. ssHfsas aatkisz is:srssssHg fro. the srsy Of tAo
Pstsmaa CYaukasl, sas bat little asHH Of Interest hsz
any stssrgsstsr.
Ths I57tA PsHAsylvznis reg sent. six hansrsd sirgug.
Whsss term q BarViss had expired haa arrived a. bsue
froR PERI Regal.
A lsttss da,sa Charlsstoa Bar, TIE l0th. says The
grad sslaEt viii take plsss on ths I3t5. TIA greatest
e~ssfdsAes is fsls In she result. asd ths far - ssuisr
and wager Il regarded a. csrtsiz within Hx bsul
sher the baI & spo-sdT
The d-sh ia Esw York will b esnmraess o. Es-
dsy the 2fh Ing. Ne a-srssrsues WITH lie prssssssr.
WI Be- permitted, sad soas, says he Tunes, ia zatel
paisd
ssEshsra EntslliReuce.
R1CHNoyD, AsEust Ia-Gsa Hssd eoatrsGess the
rsPsrt that h las been agpsfa.sd 20 Be esmzzud q
al tie Csa3s asrs,, savsly in Nsrihsru virginia
Fssr EsszsrS szrivsl 8, a Csafsdorats pert ysrs-
day.
There are % rguE Jet Of active hsHtiBisI on ths Rap,
pahsznoek sut rather 81 hdealoB Of 3 prolonged Ga.
activity. Tia azihsriHss throughout the Cozfsdsrssy
Should uas a~arszltans szsEdouE to ssaa back s5ssutss1
from the army.
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LFsrRE-A hSy.Hho has been subjected to
Yankee insolsscs and devastation IN VHginiA
for Twelve months, writes to her hienas IL
CoIuEbiu:
sThosgh We have bssn kept prisoners il our
own hsases. Watched and accused Of doing VIA.
honor foroif-signslzing 10 the rs5es-eVeEy-
thing stoian fr0m Us, ana we net allowed 10
hay ons thing, yet il Is useless to tell Of sur
erievarcesi lEsy age IS nothing 10 what South
Gasollna viii kavs TO endure. Say 70 your
tiea8s "A Carolina, the Yankees vow ths most
h0rld Esvenge against her Ststs Even mod
crate men (ehesrs) would not hesitate 10 tell
me thsy want 70 see every city and village
burnt when they snier Carolina"
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sUFEEIsTEsBENCE Pass Asses1ar7ow ,
EbH's, A,'l.L. I..si. ysar i.sral IF y.',.t

+A A4aAea# A-D1 }
BbTToRS APPEALs Iesa Ia your Jszraa sf vs-sr-
dsy the following paragraph
Tsrsush the asSHs % TIE Press Asaos .aion.p rs
htehAeHa iszrnais Of fhs lSh say thaF have he fsl-
teFTiag ext scta EsH ia Balti1zars Amrf4en 81 -
ista IL tbscs an iadtPsRasAt Press A1ssasdss =
Aea2eAdt q, II mot Why was LOT TIA rreas elssvhsrs
IN the soath fsVerea with ths repors ~ the Pes u.
500. ationI7I
Ia reply beg issye te Eag that there IS 40 'iasspsn-
seas Press As seiatioG AZ RicaasHd." thaf the nsvs ~
fsFred 70 was tFansmitisd 20 the press slssUhegss ~
the agsnt Of The Prsss Association, Ia lsur rsport ~
tsleg sph On lie Hsh inst That BE- afterwards 49,
mons fan regsrt 81 tas news fer the local presshan \.
s7uld send BY Tie telegraph was ia ssmplLaaes wfts
my issraCieas, and las 1t been % sibis % trsu.mi.
Gs sRms ha report ~ nail 10 the usmhars Of he yr.ss
sAeWhers thEn Richmoa&, % taat II ssal8 have resrh.d
ta=rs il advance Of the Richusna RaPsrs, II weuls
hays sssE dsas. A. tAsrs "a bat sae aal daily nor
tAaf city, advances alps eoula net Be RENTED ~ the
ageat II the Press AEsseiailoA Respectfully.
j. THRAEHER supernteuse,,
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NEW FFRM

WE hags p~urshzssz - snfia- l1trus. q r. ~
" ~HUFcaEsOH fu fha hu efE-M Parks D. c..
and Eats s~ssssi-tsd s ~. K IGuR. sur rusr az
saautzuE " ID a. e. e. 1sam 81 4. n. Ia lsscn vac
hsa retired f-su aid ara
Ehs AECtoa sad m1aaa bu1ire1r vii a. here
tof Re- - sold1e ea uE9sr ha uans Ud style o. -
PAAks 4 Ca o. u rsl elerl asa ca
Wkiishal Ese.E.
LHaama sr pass raroazs wa App % G r1a arpfra-
n7n 90 su1-uass aud csu4szuE rt1e on q l- a-srsss
Or or Pt-onn e. m=nt rt arlT a csszu-a-cs. b "a
tatraas,d ahars u the lbsral PaEr- ssru-sFs.s be-
st1TaG aH-PAHN
II Muller
auisIm ~ TS7GHT-