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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES 4
PrssidsRt Of the Uaiied Stofes-Abrab,m ;,.oiu
V'ee Prss'aenf-Hanbsl Harnlin,
- CABINET,
VIM H. Seward, Secretary of State
ESun C'noh n r. Chasf' Secretary of the Treasury.
Tu"in ~ M st anton, Secretary OF War.
=; T. Cshcr, Secretary of the Interior.
GGEntsomery Blair, Postmaster General
ET Elaeon Z; Welles, Secretary ofth@ Navy.
Edward Bates, Attorney General
@0Eh hS or CONGRESS FROM DELA.
WARE
~'"S"s-James A. Baylrd, New Castle county.
Willard salisbury, Sussex CO.
"esTsseHIGfIoe-GeoTgo P, Fisher, Kent CO.
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n, ~ IlITS8CRG, Pa. MAY l. lS55
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, 1863-02-26
AN IMPORTANT CANAL.

A bill has been introduced into the Z. s.
Senate for the construction Of canal, said to be
less than mile in length, which will throw open
several thousand miles Of navigable waters west
toward British Columbia. OF the projected
canal the Washington Chronicle says:
By constructing a canal about three fourths Of
a mile in length, from Big Stone Lake to Lake
.Traver, steamboats, from St. Paul could navigate
both the Minnesota and the Red River Gf the
North, to Lake Winrircg, q distance Of seven
hundred miles. The country travsrsed by these
rivers is surprisingly fertile, and capable Of sus-
tanning dense population. Lake Winnipeg is
larger than Lake Ontario. and receives the Sas.
katchewan river from the West. The Saskatch-
evan river is navigable to a point Edmonton
House) near the Rocky Mountains, TOO miles
west Of Lake Winnipeg, and only l60 miles east
Of the celebrated gold diggings on Fraser river,
in British Columbia.
The digging Of that ono mile Of canal would
therefore enable q steamboat at New Orleans to
pass into Lake Winnipeg, and from thence to
Edmonton House, some 5000 miles. bill has
been introduced into the Senate which makes
provision for the building Of the canal.
Probably in the world there cannot DO found
spot across which tho digging Of so short q
canal would effect result SO prodigious And
what is almost equally remarkable, the ground
between the two lakes Is low and so level, that,
il is said, the water flows, In time Of freshets,
from one 10 the other.
, 1863-02-26

Under date Of January 9Th, the Washington
correspondent Of the Bulletin writes thus en-.
couragingly:
What Of the future3 Day is breaking again.
The clouds are begr ming to disperse. Be as
sured that the power Of the rebellion Is nearly
gone. Rebel endurance is marvellous. 10
good cause, how noble would have been the sac
rifices accepted by the South in the prosecution
Of this war. But they have reached the point
beyond which endurance cannot 60. The evi-
dences Of their starving condition and OF the ex.
tremity Of their exertions to maintain the hope
less struggle, accumulate with startling force.
The victories now organizing for Union arms
must speedily satisfy all rebeldOm that there is
no hope. Before this reaches you, probably,
the magnetic wires will have echoed to your ears
the thunder Of Union guns ct Charleston and
other important points upon the coast. Gen.
Hunter has about 10000 men with which to
work his will upon devoted South Carolina.
Gen. Foster has nearly or quite as many more
to move again towards Richmond from the South
via Goldsboro, and reiniorcements, Of which the
papers say nothing, are constantly pushing for.
ward Burnside's force Is chiefly an observation.
Its main duty at present il to keep the rebel Gen.
Lee and his army north Of Richmond, and the
demonstrations likely 10 be made on the James
or York rivers will have that end chiefly in view.
lf an opportunity for suddenly and surely cap.
turing the rebel capital shall offer in consequence
Of the attempt to send any considerable number
Of its defenders to other threatened points,. Il
will be avaied Of; but there is no longer at
Washington any strong desire that Richmond
should be taken at once and BY an advance in
front The winter campaign is fairly opened.
That Il will be prosecuted with vigor We have
assurance--an when rosy spring comes again to
shed her smiles upon the graves Of our heroes,
ticpate, will be as real and visible as the scars
on Sumter's walls.
, 1863-02-26
MARShAL,S SALE.

TINTED STATES w.. JOHN N. CHAPMAN
" ny virtue Of alias execution issued by the Clerk Of
The District Court In aud for the Third Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, and directed have levied upon
se1ed and taken into execution the blowing described
perry, 10 Wit: 'fHf -
Forty of land, part Of John NJ Chapman's land
claim bounded follows Beginning at stake the south
east q the town plat known Chapman pOrnn Of
the town Of eeacoom; thence running south lt1 rods
seaman land claim; thence west lS rods TO stake thence
rods south to stake thence west % rods 10 stake
thence north 100 reds 10 the town plat Of seaeoom thence
easl along south sds of plat place Of beginning
Aso-ot four ~ and part Of lot ave @ In block fourteen,
l lot Eve W IN block twelve, a and lots three 20
and - IN block ten O all being and lying In John o. Gimp
mans portion Of the town Of SlellAeoom.
And VII proceed 10 sel the Public Auction. a
Court House door, for cash. the Law drects FRIDAY,
9h day Of March, AID. 1885, Al the hour Of O'Clock PM
The object q said sale g 70 satisfy Judment h favor Of
81 with interest from the 1si day Of August 1858 rate
Of cent per annum, and costs and increased
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON
tNf N "tN'. u g. Marshal,
edst N ',i sl1Wl si BY r. W. MOXIIE Deputy.
, 1863-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UnDERsIeNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL ~ the Hon. Probate Coupt Of Fierce County W. r. Al.
mlnrAor Of the Estate Of J. D. BATES deceAsed all per-
sons ndebed % said Estate requested to make immediate
pyment and an persons having claims against said Estate
y present then. with the proper vouchers within year
non date, otherwise they VIII be forever barred.
J. n, MEEKER
- .li, Administrator Of Estaie Of J.B. Bates deed.
elellacoom, February "a, 1893. otA
, 1863-02-26

Z THE JEsuiIA From book lately published
in Austria il appears that there are at present
1881 Jesuits OF these there are $40 IN Aus
tria, 2es IN England, 54a 10 Belgium. 3,9oS 10
France. 1866 in Galicia, sol IN Germany, 1ss IN
New Zealand. IA in Spain, $40 in Maryland. 10
in Mszico, 40S in Missouri. SOC in the kingdomof
Naples. 2Ol in Holland 4TT 10 the province of
Tarin, and a2O in that q Venice, There Is not
one IN Russia. N, J. IA ,3 ~. -s f.t. Nv II,
, 1863-02-26

rEoseI n"eI was o'OSAeu W VIZ" 'SS - 'SSs
accounts.
The States which held elections last year gave
Administration majorities amounting to 60,Ssl.
Late adVices from 3oisee say that large
Packtrain loaded with -four, recently arrived
there from Salt Lake
The removal Of ThOs. J. Dryer from the office
Of U. s. Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands
has been decided upon.
G. W. Vaughn obtained q verdict against the
city Of Portland, last week, for $1,000 and costs,
for damage TO his property.
The Connecticut Legislature are considering q
bill allowing one million dollars bounty money
to 10000 enlisted soldiers.
A pair Of boots was mailed in Springfield,
Mass, to man in the army on the Potomac.
The postage amounted to four dollars.
The last words Of the gallant Gen. Bayard
were: "Ten Mcclellan that my last regret as a
military man is, that did not die serving under
him."
Prentice says "the South is not q bowling
wilderness, but there is good deal more howl.
ing there than there was when It was q wilder
ness"
According to statisticians, the number Of reb-
els thus far killed, wounded AM prisoners, Is
los,7O9; Union killed and wounded, ls2,slo.
Total, 2S6,526.
An Eastern paper says that a man walked
forty miles to claim exemption from Che draft, on
account Of inability to endure long marches and
the hardships Of camp life.
A New York exchange saws that over 10000
families. comprisin0 over AoOOO peraons were
relieved nv the yolunteers Aid Fund In tha.
city during The month Of December. 1.a
Cant. Thompsop. Of the oad M,sssacbusetts
regiment. who died Of : wound received In The
hsuls az M.,vsrr H;I hv ,n;,,,k. ,-o, r.no,,sd
dischsroed Ear bpinr ahssn. wi,hou. Law.
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l'a'lan Pr'ests VINO signed inc memorial request
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a nssro W, .Om .Ie .op !" sP.'e' staircase
'nIss s'C'.es nga IN : oote''n O'eVeano rseen'y'
strkus nus neao against . corner o. tne oot.cm a'
stairway, .nenee on : ..ols standing y .pe
-. .na uen .ns.' . 'ns n'O.' =. "vu.,s.
80 80 80 ~. .s..,s"s. sy = s.,s .O" -. y = '" '
-" ~ S''s1 sun a. 3. " 4
lGen. zoe Hooker. when ordered % advance
.. FFeoencGsourg, tspof'sc 70 nave mAoe 90
Ooserset0n INA. should oe adopted nil Is MAXIM
o. me var. said pc = am going % put tnls
thing through u at tines, the same high
spirit o. daring enarae'eri.ed otner o. tns FED
erai omcera, u would % Of great advantage 70
Prof F.br.. of M.r..lIl... has produe.d 4 spr.
, 1863-02-26

IspraAl. --Ihs Ansric.n CousdI q Visi.-Is
..1uo~l.dssl ne Essslpl on The Ialh Inst. q
10 h1nlFsi doll.rs Ihom nrl1Es y. A. MeOrsa
"a Frank 1.FbsI, Idr The Sanitary Fund, Vic
f1Ih 49, NJ poses NO more worthy F1sidsnia
~ tha Uniisd sl.i,D tso more loyal citizens
Dsih q lhsli gentlemen ifs widely known and
halr ho1a q iisnds n saA Fnneisso and slss-
nlrIa
, 1863-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Ap-
pointed BY the Hon. Probate Court Of Pierce County
T., Administrator Of the Eiate Of A. BYRD deceased, an
persons ndebed 70 said Estate requested 10 make mme
date payment and all persons having claims against said
Estate viii present the same with the necessary vouchers
whln one year from the date hereof otherwise they win be
forever barred. ~ ~ ~,
s,.Ilasosu, ". r., Tsb IN, isss '" = D'AO' Ao ss;
, 1863-02-26
DROBATE COURT. PIERCE COUNTY, W. 7.
la The matter Of the Estate Of ALBERT o. DALcH,

- TUEsDAY, January 90,h 1868.
JOHN LATHAM, Administrator Of The ESiats Of A. q.
DALC deceased, presented the Cou.t petition praying
lr ne sae 81 the Real ae o. aid deceased TIE indeb
edness o. said Eate F Known amounts the Of
" hundred and sevenyux dollars and foFythree cents
oig ~ appeerng TO the Court that sale of The Real
Etae neees.ay or the purposes oct forth In the petition
aiofesald II 4 therefore tlN'N ~ F
Ordered That an peFsons Interested n The Estate aforesaid
should be and appear before him a the court Of lad
Probate Court in the town Of stellaeoom W. t. sAruR.
DAY, The l5h day o. February, Chat time being specially
appaned or the hearing Of said pon) 10 show cause Why
an order should not be granted % The mid Adnis rator
eel a. much o. the Real Estate Of The deceased shall be
NECESSARY % pay such debts and that copy Of the said order
should he pubhed u least four successive weeks In news.
paper published 10 tbe city Of eeIacon and on that day. Al
the time and place named IN said order to show cause
y upon Que proof g ne peecson o. cory Of said
,f1h9 r ntiTi as a lll1fS =. sLEMAkf, ~. :,
h... s.r thaf DE foregoing , ;sus copy q hs
IAisIlmeny whereof have hersuiin set ny hand and
49,, Ailxed the seal Of me Probate Court of Pierce
County v. T. ths aslhdaY o January. A.D. fSsas
e-.t - Z. = ~ pNty geNtHs..
, 1863-02-26

AcEroullborrsf.- BY he unrsmliiing =
i,nlin q NE Finch. he ssnilimanly Pufasr
. ils Alsd AndgDn, We a.. regularly in ihe
l,'lipl q ll1s q vIcioia papsrA He has alsp
~ ua uliuF ohiieiiians fbr othsr hVoTs. q =
ll1I.rig Which usu.il hnou hos % appreciate,
81 .hI.h 5. 8. our IinssEs Ihaaha al-
, 1863-02-26
FRuIrs or rHE wan.

The probable effects Of the existing war upon
the Southern States have, We believe, entered
into the calculations Of very few people The
absorbing topic Of discussion and thought is the
progress and management Of the war-not the
fruits il will bear, or the revolutions it will work
in the industrial pursuits Of the country. That
It Is destined to effect changes Of the greatest
magnitude in the social habits and political econ
omy Of the country at large. none can doubt who
closely watch the tendency Of events
Hitherto the slave States Of the Union have
enjoyed almost monopoly in the production Of
several Of the most important articles Of com.
merce known to the world. The climate, the
soil, the habits Of the people and the nature Of
the institutions Of the South oil combined to
give her advantages for the supply Of these arti-
cies which discouraged Il they did not forbid
composition. Repeated attempts made in other
quarters Of the globe to produce the like only
met with repeated failures, either partial or total
sometimes from inability to supply them as
cheaply, sometimes from fault in their quality,
and sometimes from both Of these and other
'S'o ~"~
a, nave oeen 'ree'y ,aV,snod' without otner re-
suit than to enhance the importance Of the South.
"" We 90 no. oeslre 70 oS o"CeIs'0Oo As meaning
.S .SA' no o'nsr part o. 'ne glOoe now produces
ne ooa'ne.n sAp'e com%OOlues' "ey are
p'OuSste u superior quA".y e'sewne'e' ou' not
'" su'"c'en' quAn''y 70 sA'l''y u'Oe O' 'ne oe-
mana
VOr attention mas oeen directed % TINS subject
oy PA,ae'.Pn, gong 'ne 'Ouhds o. me press
.Auns 'nS premium vas one!eo IN i.A'y IOr
'ss s,o.'" snsIe o. 'OOAcCo s'"'..r 20 lns VIZ
gum -. SO"e WeeAS A'"ce' 'ne 'n'e"se"Ce
',O'n AuS''al'A announced .nat partles 'nere were
eoout % engage 70 'ne cu'tvaton o. oO.n cCt'on
."u 'OO-ceO u'n P,O1Pse's o. soeesAN Last
ss-Ion us"Ons.fA'e1 tne nc. tna' Oan,Orn'A can
PFOooee soOo quan'y o. 'ooacco, ana a''O 'ur'
penune mex. season experiments WI ce maze
,ness WI cos'on' !. MEXICO ana Oen'lai amer.
.es su0''. WI y uAos 70 PtOouee eO''on ano
'oo.eco. walle renewed saemp.s win % made 10
quarter. .nere on'y Patua' success nas n''nsrto
c7o~neo 'ne .uO..A % 'nas ena. Ah o. taese At.
p'. n snanO. ~, ~" nO' =" p'OOaO's 'nA' nan o.
- ~ p,VIs 'Ns !,
, 1863-02-26

In Port Townsend the st uL a the residence Of judge
Briggs BY Rev D. C. Lppneott, Mr. JnS u,RRIsoN, Of Sac
Famento, HsSRHTA YOus0LOvE, Of San Francisco, CAL
, 1863-02-26

HoLLowAY's PnLs SELF PrescfvatIodA How
many thousands iFFevCcably lose their health
through neglect Of early heterogeneous and care.
iessness Of the first symptoms of disordered &C.
tionf Had HUlloWay's Pills been taken, ell
would have beer recti6ed, an morbid humors
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drug or combination of drugs equals IN potency
Holloway's Pills All who have tried them.
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, 1863-02-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAoooX ". 7.
Thursday Evening, FsS. %. lsea

Rnn RsroEss The news Of !aSt week and
thlt q dis week shows conelusively The amOunt
q hifh % bsplaesa IN reports from rebel sources
Ths gruat rebel triumph Il Charleston. In which.
sscordIng % thsir statements. they annihiIiated
ths Psdsral blockadins feet turns out 10 be no
triumph 4 sll luTPahng The Eastern news
iSrour csiumns. ws lass invariably omitted On
iIsus sfginaiing viii the rebels, Cor The reason
lhal es dlsays rssArdsd thsm d unreliable.
Each sncussding budgstoi news has justified us
q l1il eslrls. precisely q Tho -tsO accounts of
iht Charleston affair have done. The rebels
have possfsti motts % lie and sxhggsrsts; /;
fhS success of Their canss. Il home and abroad.
ina grcli measure depends upon continuing DIE
Iies,vgh vhirh theY insaeurstsd he var.
K6o4lng lhius = n c1ndid rsidsss also mus,
know II V have Ihsaski Il : Nnsie q spaes
lni nn inpaliioa non or rsndsm % ppblish
lIllhsaFspsstS eudpuloGas hsvs hitherto
-. p a. fp1pss,, " Sh.li y s.Ill uos . N
ININI4 - A. -. !. = ~ q ans. IA 49,
, 1863-02-26

a Nsr RrFnm DEcppE.- Conmlsl'onsr
norlFll he holy mlis decision which ~
tlIll|l sFi.l-min owners. He saFs hat = miller
- .llIs from De mn aonr o real 4 gholes,is
cFr.,af. nr1Qilsa . take cut . lioanss = >
ll.IFi bul q hs ssnd n q hn products % .
l1nmI1l|on lllchlni lor nalss 10 lIoen4 uill b
lI1airpt. - iho mlrchanl's license eelert %.
, 1863-02-26
Del, 9drertisemMts.
NOTICE.

II PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN,
"A under penalty Of prosecution from cutting hreWUad
timber Of any description claim adjoining the town Of
StelacOom, from this date
stsIlAcOOm, W. T., Feb. asth, 1865 SI:sm
, 1863-02-26

snaR psacruE-A sharper laisly went % :
p.shbrotsF IN San Francisco and procured an
air.nci q one hnndrud dollars IN gold. upon .
1npclb cold watch aosih dou6ii he money. He
lhan vent ont and purchased one hundred dql-
krs h . sEFsln.bnIks.H went back vilh two Wit
nlr.ss. llndsssd fhs notes n payment of The I'd
slncs. and d,lpiis DE blsssings ahovefsd Ike
min On Ne hl,d hy lhe viclImised dealer IN
pi,isls eunpsIi,d him o Eiss up DE esieh and
80 Ilsn q nolAius lor his pay. BY this lltls
op.l.ion Be poskslsd hbme thirly.fye dollars.
- ploais and. 4 esorls. 1t hls uhsls ont ior
a. nnount Y.
, 1863-02-26

Lara PzFEns.-we are indebted 70 ne pOs
litensss Of Capt seldsn and Engineer Whship.
Of the Shubriek, fSr late California and victoria
papers; among them Bullsin of the 18th inst,
from which We oblain Adsicss six days later than
those received overland. Both gentlsmsn have
our thanks ior their attention. ,ss
, 1863-02-26

EauT n mn FIEL1.-oas o. lge vessels jnai
1uu 8.n FIolsilus broushl up the ar.i lhsial-
Ia,all q miners l6r Carbon. he eoming SEASON.
I1s1, nIs nipllr Eho only nnCessdsd ln estline
I.1'i Claims olrnsd, la1, gelE. when u, mining
$1,000 cluasd Many q he same elas ne seat-
I1rd abau, ~ Sound. waiting 81 ne wsalhsr
b permit l1s|r rliuln 70 ihsIr ela'ma 3hey ne
n nlguins q making lhair fortunes fhls ysai.
n1 doublsl. somo q ihsm.uill ~
, 1863-02-26

cALuonpIA o. 3 sEzAFoR-.Jchn Conues.
vas elected 2. s. Senator from Caliionis, on ths
1olh Instant u joint soasssiion o. the LegIsla.
tuFe. BeaI shurils9 va bis opponent on the
anal ballet Connsss reesiyine % votes and
ShurlsH Is. The latter was supported BY 20.
called Union Democrats end ssceaslcnis,s, who
ncmlnnted bin q re-eonstFuetion love feast Il
b thought lhat he election q Coansss win ma.
tsFialIy strengthen the Uniop party. Thin result
nay b ailrlbutsd . he dissraesihl attempt 1t
bribery. By Wanou<
, 1863-02-26

0vEnrHE RAn---A Jolly sarin Victoria, : iSw
d,yl since. tumblsd into deep cisisrn sur
Eounded by . nail When taken oui and ssksd
uhal he va daing inside o. ths fsii. he iaid h6
lhoughr 4 Nas he 4 ships side that be vas ).
elimblh' ovsr ! and who'd thousht there vas
ssr rbloody ~ without bloody dsek On The
cher ida 49, ,.sdsd-ss essaf
, 1863-02-26

nD.-In Portland, % the 18Th Inst, Mr..
Nehemiah NogthrOp. q consumption, IN the 27ih
year o. bis ags. Ths deceased was member Of
.he last Legislature Of this Territory, and one Of
the Publishers of the walA Walls Ssdtssmgn
Hsw much respected By al who knew him.
, 1863-02-26

Lnun IuDnn Nosn-k tFsasusy nsls enss
hns been dseidsdin Cleveland. Ohio. Thsgresn.
bo.tl ara aslosnilld and declared b DE eours
= y slsUl isnssF ~ n dsb,A
, 1863-02-26

Oanooa CnT WooLBn FAcfonr. -sThs Ayesn
states that upwards Of esooOO have been SUB
seribsd, by she citizens .. Oregon ely alone, %
he capital stock Of The voolsn manufacturing
company q that plnes Il Is % BE- Fsgsstied
that similar factory cannot Be eslablished h
this county which presents snch, sxcsIleht in-
ducsmenl1ia va,sr power facilities ior alignment
etc, eic. The power may be had here without
cost while shs range ior sheer b unsurpassed,
and only needs he prtsence Of 4 factory 70 Cd
eourngs shp prodnsiiop % wool. ~,
, 1863-02-26
TRs PUGET SOUND HERALD

4 eas Olasst aad Largest Newspaper published
aA Washla ytSa Territory. aud has the
Largest Circulation.
Nh plhllsAsi every rGU1soNV Mo0VIVa ai ts per
at4. n stvsaoe; laF Sin months -; three npnths,
,s' ~ Iqle copies, Is cents.
AlIoftas1eata n insure insaon without delay should
- hAnAsd "a on o. bsfaFs Wednesday Of each week.
~ aAll - ulsassd FnA % vessels ana others
s1iglrd bsaaa. uiA alsS of he HuaALD, % Application
aitAb o1cs.
, 1863-02-26

- Ne esluaas of he Pvsa sOvsD HsaALD are open
y oa an Quesons Of Puhle policy and In
lsru ana s aivuoaey q Al Sdss q every question shah
- esS hsaAd ~ 40 coumaaeaiens - are not Of
nsa1Il pus nailEs lnisnasa Sr ne iuhsranes Of
nlauli sal sl b charged aAvsssnents. mis- rule
emh - go ~ aepastsa iron.
, 1863-02-26

rmrc1l 7n.-um-Up4uris q 100000
e ~ ill1lIs ~ n ~ ul.hll1 oslin 0as
~ I..u Ie1osl.sd. I'd l6sslriri % sln Fran
en- 4 = ihal1hi ~ ~ q lhs lsm.indsr
u. b I0Errf fIln ~ tssp, dncs ~ end
$4,000 d. 'r..ruIs h.s bl,n discovered
, 1863-02-26

PosFAL-A postoales has bssHssablishsd Ct
Tumvalsr. W. T. n. Crosby POslmas,s.
There b 600. 900 surplus IN he San Fran.
eiseo eosn,y treasury. '---' -
, 1863-02-26

oao Washlag.sa 81, San Fraae1seo,
0assA % go q s Agent o. ths paper receiving I'd
vuEllmsn sabscFplonsi n San Praneseo and else
uAslS, ,anA osnssiing aa1 rsesVtlnG isS he sAps.
.s-4a CHAH. pUO8CH.