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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June %. The Inquirer, has
the following bulletin
A dispatch received in this city this morning
reports the rebels advancing on Chambers.
burg in force.
Gold 43 IA premium.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Obj pailp @tffmall.
MONTPELIER, JUNE %, 1868.

DKMoCRATIC CONVENTION. -Amasa j. Parker,
George F. Comstock, and James Brooks, all of
New York anti-war party, are advertised as
speakers at the Democratic State Convention on
the 26th inst. Vallandigham, on account of
&" circumstances beyond his control > will not
be present
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

T CINcINNArl, June %. On Sunday, about
nine hundred rebels crossed the river in the
neighborhood of Leavenworth into Indiana
This morning they had reached Paoli in Orange
county. The purpose of this raid is said to be
to burn the bridges on the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. Troops are moving to intercept them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
Auction Sale !!

THE SUBSCRIBER, having suffered loss BY fire. and
anxious to satisfy his creditors will sell at Public
Auction his entire personal and real at the prem
SEES which he lives, Cabot Lower Branch com
lrpor nin,yD
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

at o'clock, A. NJ. and continuing till sold
The said property, amounting to ZINE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, consists in part Of the following articles
and pieces Of real estate, viz:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

New YORK, June %. The Richmond papers
give an account of the accidental explosion of
the rebel iron clad ram Chattanooga, with
which it was intended to make raid upon our
feet, in revenge for the capture Of the schooner
Fashion, laden with cotton, by the boats from the
squadron. Twelve persons were killed and 9TH
ers badly scalded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

1t may be unpleasant to judge as doth our
Lord, but the subject demands, at least, some
secret thoughts. 1t is possible that those who
are now most richly attired, may travel to a
cline where they shall have nothing to wear, "
and no power to provide themselves with the
needed garment. N. A. II.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
RELIEF IN TEN MIN u TEs
REVan'S PWiaMOnIC Waters.

The mOgCertan and speedy remedy eYef usCOYereu lot
all Diseases of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Consumption, Br9 %.I Influenza I'
Throat, &C, &c.
THESE WATERS give the most instanta neous and per-
feet relief and when persevered with according to
directions fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands been restored perfect health who have
tried ether in vain To all classes and all consti
buttons they equally blessing and cure-none need
despair bow long the disease have exist
ed or however it may be- provided the organic
structure of the vital organs is not hopeessy ecayed
Every afflicted should give them an impartial trial
To Vocasts and public Speakers these afers are pc
cuary valuable they will in Jay remove the most
severe occasional hoaseness and their regular for
few days will all times increase the power aud hex-
bty Of the voice. greatly improving its tone compass
and clearness for which purpose they regularly used
bv MANY professional yocalsts. nov2Swd&mIy
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, n Gortandt Street, N Y
Price p cts. per box. For sale by all Druggists
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
HRApQuARfKRs ARMY OF THE PoroAAc,
- trtt.1 on

tEelGs. u - ~ ~ a. yicA ,Ju4s go G1Yis ~
Gen. Pleasanton had the greatest cavalry
fight on the 2lst that hasy yet taken place Ear
" Sunday morning be radYaneed on the enemy
at point beyond Middlebugg, supported by
Gen. Barnes division Of infantry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
4 O'CLOCK, p M.

New YORK, June %. The Hcra1ds Harris
burg dispatch, dated the 22d, says there is no
doubt that the enemy is certifying HageI town.
They hold the country between Hagerstown
and Williamsport with at least corps d drmee,
probably Gen. Ewell's. g.
MiIlertown, eight miles from Gettysburg has
been occupied to-day by force of rebel troops,
1000 strong. This points to a movement on the
Northern Central Railroad, for the purpose of
isolating Baltimore. - ,...#..
Most of the movable property that could be
turned to rebel account was removed before the
place was occupied. They will have to fight
for the possession of the railroad The first
train passed over the new bridge to Scotland to-
day, and the railroad communication with
Chambersburg is renewed. There is great &C
tyity here. .-...-..-
Gen. Lee is believed to have been bafled IN
his main o6ject-the capture of Washington.
The progress of the campaign is watched with
intense anxiety. ............,
The enemy have reoccupied Greencastle, after
o skirmish with our cavalry. The troops con-
tnue to be concentrated and organized at this
point.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

NEw YORK, June %. A New Orleans cor
respondent, per steamer Locust Point, states
that our siege batteries have been opened on the
Port Hudson batteries, and a continual rain of
shot and she'll is being poured into the enemy s
works. Several buildings supposed to have con-
tanned commissary stores were destroyed land the
rebels are known to be suffering some in killed
and wounded. An expedition has driven away a
force of rebels collected at Clinton. Deserters
coming into our lines report the rebel strength
at least 10, 0O0-well clothed, but suffering for
for fool. Twenty-Five or thirty Of our men are
daily added to the killed and wounded list by
the enemy's sharpshooters.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

HARRISBURG, June %. Matters are rapidly
approaching crisis. Great secrecy governs all
public action. 1t would be imprudent to repeat
what is now TRANSPORTING, especially as important
The rebels are advancing in force upon Green
castle with infantry, artillery and cavalry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

MURFREBsBoRo, June % News received to-
day from reliable sources, indicate that General
Carter has made another raid into East Tenn
essee, capturing Lenoir Station, destroying the
factory of Lenor Brothers, and other public
buildings, and tearing upa great length of rail
road track. HE forces consisted of 2000 mount
ed infantry. The rebels drew up in line of bat,
tie at Loudon to receive the Union troops, but
Gen. Carter avoided that point, and gave out
to the citizens that he was going to Knoxville
on Tuesday night to sack and burn that city.
The raid is causing immense excitement through
cut Middle Tennessee.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN .a
M O o NJ DrsP ArCH

20 New YORK, June %. The Richmond Dis.
patch of the goth confirms the statement that it
was Ewell's corps which advanced up the She
nandoah Valley, captured Winchester, and
crossed into Maryland. II also contains dis
patch from Gen, Lee dated Culpepper, 18th,
announcing the capture of Martinsburg by Gen.
Rhodes.
New York, June %, The Times Headquar-
tors Army of the Potomac dispatch of the 22d
says it IS put beyond a doubt that the enemy S
main infantry force, including the force of A.
P, Hill, is on the immediate western slope of
the Blue Ridge, between Smokers Gap and
Winchester.
The HeraId's Washington dispatch says Gen.
Hooker has ordered that nothing shall be said
by correspondents in front until the grand bat
tie comes off,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

pursuance of en- sale made in the Probate
i Court of Portage County, Ohio by the Hon. Darius
Iyan, Ee Judges thereofson the 26tnds sof Mnrevi.
ls6athe undersigned NilIsei Aepnblicsseite % the
highest bidder, premises IN Randolph, Friday.
May lst 1868, about o'clock NJ. of said day, the fol-
wing real estate Benjamin Sebrel wit:
The NORTH art of lot No 81 in randolph in said county
bounded north and by the lot lines. and south
by n line parallel line, aud far enough
therefrom contain hundred acres, more less.
Appraised at 5 1000.
Ao another piece in lot Eosa ia said townsilips be-
ing the south corner of said lc bounded east and
by lines by land Of Jason Loopis and
north byz line para lei with the sl.ut ine aud far
enough tbefefrom wrlye and onehalf acres,
or less. Appraised at S437.
Both pieces appraised in at 81 437.
The undersigned will sell and such parts of
estate they deem advisable and give
credit portion of Inc purchase exceeding
wears. Tetfns uia6ie known particularly
day of sale. > sass&sGs so SEPH N.ssEBR ELL,
and JOHN HEACOCK,
Admrs. of Bei jamin Sebrell.
By o. p Brown. their Atty.
April 4 1865 4w SSsSss G s.& SO 13Es5EsAa %
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
Administraton.s sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court of Por>
ID tageG Gonntyi IN the State of OHIO, made in Ger
tain pettiopor the sale of real estate now pending
jacob Stnugh, deceased, is petitioner, and Simon
Slough and others defendants, 81 all offer for
sale at public aueton at tn door of the court house
in Raveuasa 10Th day of April. 1858, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. md O'Clock p. m OF
day. equitable interest of the estate of jacob
Slough, deceased, in the following real estlte: Stu
ate in :he pship of Ravenna inthe county of Por
Is ee and state Of Ohio, and bounded folows-He-
ginning at post four chains, nine inNs west OF the
of lot No three, in the north line of said
lot No 8, south division OF lots in said to- nship i
thence % deg,W tweye chains sixiy. four links,
a post:thsnce Nss4 deg w thirty -one cnairs. nine
ty.tutee links, to post thence deg. east twelve
cafns sxtyour post in north line of said
lot; thence 81 deg, thirtytwo chains, forty-one
links TO place beginning, containing forty and
So 100 acr $, less, surveyed by Samuel D.
Harris, Sept. LIST. lS4o.
JOSHUA T. CATLIN,
kdministrator of Jacob Slough, deceased.
4 Bysfayier v Hort, IN, ms Attsys. E eE%a
Z March5iS. 1863. 4ws 8 - ~ - 81 - - ~
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Legal Noiicc.

TTENRY A. CLARK. non resident of the stale of
gt1hi Isescf Psafage Cauny a take ifotee tas
the Both dny March, A. 1868 Joseph D. ton,
Adnainistrator bonis Dih the sciH dnncrc OF Bar
ber Clark, commenced in Ihr Court OF Common Pleas
wit hip aud Of Portage and State o Ohio,
ciSit xction. sthereD said Horton, adnis rEtor Is
aforesaid is plaintiff and said H. Dry Clark is defend-
ant, said day filed in said in said tction
petiton setting forth that the 18th day of January,
1862 said Henry Clark executedto saidsta beT Clark
(Ihrn alite} of that date tbe sum
S59s 55 due In year from the date thereof with
Interest at cent which note is still due and unpaid
The objet prayer of said petition is of
snid dsepdans the ameuntldue said note wit
&593 froms January TO- le62 at
per cent. Said defendant, Henry A. Clark, is required
appear ana said petition before the 3ati
day OF May, AID. 1858. JOSEPH D. H0R1oN,
far Adninis rator- de bofis non,rs
with the will annexed, of Barrier Clark. 9 8
April I 1868 w
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IEG.AI.-MlIIGES


) fe1HERIFF SAEE.--1n obedien CO To the cosnman d
y of order OF sale issued from the Court of Com
mon eas of Portage county, Ohio, aud to directs
ed, in the wherein the Directors of the Trumbp
Co Inrmary and al plaintiffs and Thos Lawson d
atare defe ndants, shall OFFER lsae at public aue
Hon at the door of TIE court house In Rayenna, on
Saturday ,he 18th day of April, 3D. 663,at or abou:
II oelock a. Aof said DAY ,the following described
lands aud tenements, to wit: Stuatef In the township
of Paris In the county of Portage and state OF Ohio,
and known as part of lot No. %, aud bounded the
east by lads of Hiram Mckenzie north by lands be-
longing to tho estate of John Smith, west by lands
belonging TO Moses Strouck, and south by the
highway, containing twenty hve acres. Appraised at
Sn ad me sn sapesoys
j ofsthe gfa ssbnli eoaRty lotirmar and 81 = =
WILLIAM r. PARSONS, Sheriff.
Z. II. Ensign. Pl'fs Atty.
Sheriff's Ohie., March 18th, 1868 l8-5w 80
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
James NIcGillen's Estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
gNN the of April. 1865 O'Clock in the
u afternoel, ousihe premises herein described viii
be sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
as the property of James McCieu, ueceased, TO wit:
Situate in township of RavenDa in the county OF
Portage aud state of Ohio. and known by bling a
part OF lot No. 60 in said township bounded and de-
scribed foilows-Beginning Ut the center of the
road leading from the llage of Rayepna to the viz
Iage of FranElin, at the south east sof and
sdeededto Rachel Wheeler; thence along the eass line
of said Rachel Whee,er's land north deg. As min,
east so far as said Rachel's Ian extends; thence
south ss deg, Is min. le0 feet; thence south
deg, 45 min west to the center of said roa thence to
the place of beginning, be the move or less, be-
ing the land decided by Robert E. campbell aud
wife To said James McGillen. appraised at $3.50.
Terms of ODe-third in hand one third in one
year and onetbrd in two years with good security.
- ~ -. =. 5LIfTHER DAf,
Executor of James McGilien, deceased.
Ravenna, March II, 1863. ls4w
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Assigaees' Sale of Real Estate.

FIaHE gndersiged signeesdf Jbssps H6isn will
for sale PUBLIC auction the door of the Court
House, ib the Village OF Ravenna the County of Por-
taae and State of Ohio,
Saturday, the 1sh day Of 1pril A. D. 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'clock and o'clock
siid day. the following described real estate, wiz:
A certain piece Of land, situate in The town.
ship, county and state aforesaid. known by being a
of lot No 40 in said township bounded by beginning
in the center of the highway leading from Edinbrg to
Freedom. six feet north of me Congregational meeting
house; thence running westerly 10 rods THENCE noritery
paralel said road ros rex links; thence easefy
parallel with the first mentioned line 10 rods to the
of the highway thence soLtheiy along the center of
said highway to the place beginning containing 40
rods of and, more or less. Appras' d at 8 1000.
Also, the equal undivided half part in common of
q certain other piece of l-nd, situate in the
township of R1venna, county and State af1reSBid
known BY being village lot No. Iis in the village of
gave,nn asthe same as married. and nambered in he
orina pla- OF SAID village excepting thcrefrom 60 feel
hy 40 feet to be taken from he north west GOT
satio said exception madeto be 62feef north and
sDue and 10 feet east and west from the north west
C orn-r uf said lot Appraised at 81 l3eo.
Terms of saIeone- third cash the day of sale
third in eight months and the remaining third in ixteen
mouths .ifereaferIhe last payments bear
tn day of sale, and secured by mortgage the
property Sold J. l. RANNEY,
N. D CLARK.
az,sssssss - sss WILLIS ssTRICK6ANDSss ! s.
AssiGnees of Joseph Holden.
Rayenua. o March l6s isss ,ssa Il ss 5w55g z =
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l+sH BU JAMES oooHRASE. a
: : = : = = y = Z =
NJ E l. A N g E.

s4 ltl-s 1ste as-s . = -.- 47- 1--ff 90
S ''Wnl you open the services?" inquired a
deacon of a,brother who was an oystermaD-
by trade. fH Is beds q. s5 ID o. aoas d
9d'' No, IL thank you,' said he, half waking
from doze, - I've left my oyster knife at
home.n & a'e s'9H u3o .sIasFs4
Papa" said a little boy to his plrent, the
other day." are not sailors very, very small
men?'' i!i-. 80 125esa i5-7 .-'s-'7i -" 7.'
p :" No. my dear" answered the father; "pray.
what leads yoa to suppose they are so smailf'
Because replied the young idea. smartly.
81 read the other day of q sailor going to
sleep in his wateh.a 'i,'-i25Ff 'as.'a.'7A
" 1alloa, say what did yon say your med
ieine would cure:"
30, it II cure everything-heal anything"
7a" Ah, well I'll take bottle Maybe it II
heel my boo's; they need it bad enough" '7S
The Boston papers state that perfectly
Satisfactory experiment with Phillips Fire
Anninilator was made in ihatacity, on Tues
day evening. Two of them, we understa nd,
extinguished cigar in less than, eight cen
minutes. iil Hsl
r-s i sf,s4- sz-st Z ago. -t42E. -gsis .sd
A young dandy. about starting op sea
voyage, went to q store 10 purchase life pre-
server. = FsA1A55, i i''E 2-' =
20 you wilI-uot want IT. suggested the
clerk, 'abags of wind won't sink"
The man who is always behind hand. has
recently purchased several bottles Of ketchup,
and at last accounts had nearly o. eitaken the
fast man. who TIRED down wagon wheel.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08

Zion eiia. Plaintiff. IN The Court or Common
agains; Pleas of Portag Co., G.
John r. Bigalow ct. al Pet. 10 foreclose mortgage
II dward Could, of New York City, Jabez Hyde,
Luke C. Coe. and Alexander McCullom, parin ners
&c, of the same city, " iiap X. Mead John s.
Beicher, George B 1itu aud John BOYD pa rtaers
&c Iof same eiss 8nd The United States Of meriea
all of whom are hon residents of,and MOTTO found
in the state OF Ohio. hereby notified that the
ssih day of December, 1859. ssid plaintiff flied in said
court his petition against them and others. ing
for the foreclosure and. sale of certain mortgaged
PREMISES east half of b Nos 80 Streets
said county OF Portage. sontafhing Asa aGfes
of ahd, Sounded as fellows: Beginhing NJ The NV
nrner of the lot thence east II chain 26 links =;
thence south &C chains, l30 links; thence west II
chains, 81 links thence north 10 hains, 81 iinEs
tn about rods; thence north IS chains. 90
links, 10 place of beginning. Said persons above
named cai m lnte est in said real estate by judg
ment hen rsothsrwises andsnnless they pear aud
answer said petition on or beforr the third Saturday
after the 23d day of April, lst3 order will be Ia
ken al she Bay term hf sio court 4s63 for the fore
closure aid sale of ca real estate, the payment of
planis' claim from the avaiis and dischara ing and
annulling any lien claim they may have to said
property. M.S1UART, Pl.fs AIt'y.
March lIth. 1863 CIV
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Assignee's Sale.

THE undersigned will sell at public auction, Mt the
Court House RavenIia, tie 18th lay of April.
iss the follow ing claims, belonging to the tate of Prem
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.EGAI NOTICES.
I Petition for Is:aFsiiio,..

~ Gorge Leopard and Lucinda Leopard of McHenry
NICounty. Illinois. John Knapp and Maria KBapp,
OF the state Of Michigan, Theresa uim, Phillip Um
John UftH, Cathnrine Ulm, Anea Uim, Vandle Uitn :,
. ae gpsaph ID of Potiage Gouutgs ah5oa respon-
darts are hereby notiied That the 18th day of
February, 1853, petition died against them in
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio,
by Arthony Scheib, Victoria Schsib, Bernard Bose,
and Mary Bose petitioners and is now pendin tn
In, wherein said petitioners ask for assignment of
dover and Partition In thu real estate of which Van
die ulm died seized, to wt Parts of lots 76 a and
90 in Randolph sail county Portage, and being
all the real estate owpe by said Yaudeflm atstb
time Bis death, aud whs il desc bed BY nietes
and bounds instheir petitio btirg aeres IN lot 76
80 So io0laeresin los " ,sls 10 80 being
total Of a So 100 acres and that at the Term
said Court to wit May 18th, 1869, said petitioners
Will spptS for order for the assignment OF dover
to said Theresa Um and partition of said premises.
NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioners.
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PANEL pTonxen,s Estate.

NToTIcE hereby given, thai the subscriber has beer
In appointed and Qualified administrator on the es
Daniel Movef, late Of Forage County, deceased
Dated nj Palmyra, March 23,. 1868. aIa -
a,s, a5-3ws n. J.sas--. - SAMUEL sTIcKLE. i
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NJ MEDICINEs. q
CIR RFEN ERG

- 49, - - - - - ~
F A NJ To Y NJ E d ICI N e s.
Are prepared under the Immediate Supervision Of .
skifa physician. and they nay be relied upon in all
The intelligence Of The comp,pity i. no, b,
hutsths Gfssteiier Res Siess sonsists Of
the dseases for bich thes are Ieeomnsnds an org
which be selected one ApProprte Of the dis
gFgTHE GREFENBERG YEGETABLE PILLS are
better than other kd og Pills IN the worcPries
: 'E1sGaErENBERG UTEsINE cATHoLIcoN is an
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Gravel diseases of The Kidneys, urinary difficulties in
! EYTHB sGREFEHRERG sARsAPARiLLA is by
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EgSTHE GRREEEBEBG DYsEETERY SYRUP is
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THE GREFEBBERe PILE BEMEbY n.,er
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Il rssT ss1T;tfa eR EFENBERG cIirLDRhENs PaNAcFA
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l Mr.. H B. KIsGsLEy-i bear SIR We4eeJit duty
oVe to the public stale that Harshals cstbocon 10
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bend of Fem4e Diseases we have sos1r Gr1efen-
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| Mrs. E. b w EEKS. z
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! IL The ahnye named ladies are peFsouilyae-
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lived in Medina. they great sufferers Miss has
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received great benefit from this medicine We recom
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Ed. of Canheid Herald
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SheTmHn Franklin Haruo & Root Aurora N. Com
verse. RootstoWn D W. Goss & Bro Edinburg; T. o.
ough, AIwater; aud dealers Medicines throrghout
the State. saH. B. KINGSLEY,
/ CLEVELAND,
Dec ssIsss Rs@.