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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

THR duel between Mr. Delane and Mr..
Golden suggests to a French writer the
following sharp summary of the relations
between the British public aud the London
Times "Iftt is fair to say that the Times
makes English opinion, it is equally fair
to say that English opinion makes the
TEmss 1t would be hard to End an apter
illustration of vicious circle.' NJ. de
Tocqueville has somewhere observed on
the remarkable quality which England
has of always esteeming her own interest
to be identical with justice;' but England
must have arguments to demonstrate this
identity and secure to her the satisfaction
and assurance which are the props of a
good conscience. Who can better dis
charge this sometimes not very easy task
than the ITmes3 The art of shading off
from admiration into Indifference, from
Indifference into hostility, from hostility
into calumuy, is perfectly we'll un derstood
by the Times The fable of
Narcissus is eternally true; England will
love the Times as long as the Times remains
the faithful mirror of highlands self"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
TRuSTEE,S SAL,E

ON THURSDAY, the Sd day of March, 1864
" Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ y at The front
ance of deed Of trust from Walter g. Scott, dated
the LIST December 1853, recorded In the Recorders
office for said county In Book SO page 1885, Alfred
Caldwell; and having been, by order Of the Dir.
cult Court for Ohio county, duly appointed the
trustee under the said deed in the place ard stead
of the said Alfred Caldwell shall soil to the high.
est and best bidder at public auction for cash ali
the following described parts of lots numbered
thirty three 1881 and thirty-four 1874 In Jonathan
Zane's addition to the city Of Wheeling beginning
at the corner west of Market street and south OF
Franklin street; thence south with Market street
ninety nine 1893 feet; thence west, with line par
Rllel with Franklin street, hundred and twenty
1921 feet to alley IL feet wide; thence with said
alloy nnety.nine 1921 feet to franklin street; and
thence with franklin street to the beginning.
iebl ~ JAMES- 3. WHEAT. Truntaa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
THr air is already full of political pampb.

1aB Rlrl9 already IuIl OF political pamphs
lets with reference to the next presidency.
Sinclair To1sey Of New York, is publishing
a series of nine tracts under the title of
"shots from the Monitor" the object of
the first of which is to bring contempt
upon President Lincoln, and to exalt
Gen. Fremont as the man for the times.
Other pamphlets with the game purpose
seem to come from the Office of Wakes
Spirit Of the Times, as the only readable
matter in them is from the rampant edit
orials of that paper. We are told in those
instructive documents that Mr.. Lincoln is
not the emancipation, as The people ignor-
antly suppose on the contrary he is the
Pharoah of the nation, who will not let
God'speople go; also that Secretary Seward
is the national Haman, the Mordecai being
Fremont, who:is sure to have the satisfac-
ton of seeing his Haman swing on the gall
lows meant for himself; moreover, that
Fremont is the American Garibaldi, who
will succeed Lincoln by the largest ma
jority ever given to a president: that the
nominations of Lincoln by the state legis-
latures are engineered by Seward and
Weed to defeat the real wishes of the peo-
pie; that the cant about Lincoln's honesty
was always ridiculous, but is now posi-
lively criminal; and, finally, that the conn.
try wants something more than 'tsmntty
joker" for president. Such stuff as this
cannot damage the president or help the
prospects. of Fremont, but it is clear that
il we are to have dirty scrimmage of this
sort within the Union party, the democrats
have only to keep cool and decent, and
take the government for the next four
years, without any opposition that they
need fear.
A Washington telegram says that FIRE.
mont will be nominated for President by
the emancipation convention at Louisville,
KY, on the 22d of February, and that his
friends say he will run as an independent
against Lincoln, but not against
Chase. The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald, whose cue it is of
course to make all things work for Gen.
Grants success, says:
"The war between the republican fac
tions grows fierce and furious. The Lin
coin men have abandoned the convention
system, and rely upon the nomination of
their candidate by reclamation. The
Chase men, however, have great gun to
bring to bear that is intended completely
to frustratethe plans of their opponents.
In the meantime the democrats are quietly
lying in wait for spring. They intend
to squelch copperheadism in their ranks,
and place themselves on a straight-out war
platform, and patiently hold on till the war
of the republican roses is fairly inaugura-
ted, when they will introduce Gen. Grant
as a candidate, and go in to win, with the
assurance of the support not only of all
the opposition, but of the defeated faction
Of the republican nominating conven-
ton" H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Commissioners, haI
james Emaley, Compile.

Peter II. French, ct. al. Dsf't5
by virtue of decree of tho Circuit Co zrt for Ohio
~ county, rendered on the 18th day o! January
1884, directed to the undersigned Special Comm.
sioners and the time specified for t. payment OIL,
debts mentioned in said decree having expired,
shall, ON Monday, the 22d of February 1854 at III,
font door Of the court House Ohio county in the
city OF wheeling, offer for sale that part Of Lot No.
49, In the 9th Ward Ofsai city, in the bill aud pro
eeedings mentioned a. h.vlng belonged to said de-.
tendant French, which Is the south a. feet and II
inches Of said Lot No. SO, fronting on Main street
Al feet aud IL inches, and running back the same
width 81 feet Said part Of lot will be sold in two
PARCELS as follows, viz: hBt, the south part thereof
being the vacant or unimproved part thereof, said
to contain 10 feet 10 inches 'front.' on Main street.
and running back same width 81 feet; second
the residue of said lot on which stands the brick
house. containing rs feet inch front Main street.
and running bacE same width 81 feet
Trans OF HALE-A sufficient amount In hand To
pay the costs Of sale and the costs of this suit and
credit OF l2o days With interest from the day Of sale
as to one-thtrd Of the purchase money And ns TO
the other two-thrdB Of tho purchaS0 MONEY crsdiI
Of and IL months In equal inStallmsntS with in.
terest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
ponds with good surety for the payment Of the
came. And retaining the title until the whole oC
the purchase money Il fully paid.
HENRY O. FLASHER,
ganEIS0t Special Commissions
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

The Army and Navy Journal takes
the statistics furnished by the rebel sec
rotary of war to show that the confedera-
cy has nearly if not quite exhausted its
supply of men. The organized rebel
forces are set down as cerainly not over
100000 The reserve of able bodied men
still out of the service is less than 100, 900.
of whom one third have furnished substi.
tutes, and now go into the service under
the recent law The rebel congress is de.
batting whether there shall be a lew en-
n.asse of the remainder, which is justly
opposed by the southern newspapers as
certain to disorganize society and bring
speedy social and financial ruin. Unless
this levy is made, 5O,OOOi is considered
the largest number that can be added to
the rebel armies. If all the reserve Of
able bodied mon is forced into the ranks
the extreme limit of the rebel armies will
be 100000, with no reserve left 70 ldrawS
upon. At the worst we have only that
number to destroy and put. hofs du com
but before the rebellion lis finished I'm.
With three quarters of million against
them. besides the negroes, the PROCESS
ought to be sure, and not slow. 40 ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
4otheRsopIsofWsst Virginia
7,HB PRESIDENT OF TIN UNITED STATES
has issued the following order:-
~
"EXROUTIVE MANSION,

"Robrnary LIST, 1854.
stOrdered that . draft for hVe hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or during the war be
made on the 10th day March next for the military
service Of the United States, creditiug and deduct.
ing so many may have been enlisted or drafeed
into the service prior to the LIST day of March next
and not heretofore credited.
IsignedI ABRAHAM LINo0LN!"
Tho humber mentioned In the above order includes
the 1000 called for In October last.
Men enlisting before the LIST Of March Will be en-
titled to bounties from the Government as hereto.
fore, viz: 500 for veterans, and $500 for new re-
cFuitS. Amer that time bOunteS will be paid.
counttes to meet and offer county bounty OF from
500 to 5000 In addition to that paid by the Govern
ment. Under late act Of the Legislature this
bounty may not only be levied for, but the Super
VisOrs may borrow the money to pay the same. All
tho other States offering inducements to Volun
teerS, and It seems to that Il should be done in
many Of the counties in this State. It IL true that
West Virginia, oYer-run and laid waste In many
parts - she has been, has shown devotion to the
cause In which engaged that 10 unsurpassed,
equalled, by any portion Of the country. Yet
more troops are needed. They called for, and
must be furnIShed. The number who have voIun-
teered under the last call has fallen much short Of
what had anticipated, This State must furnish
her Pioportion-if not by yolunteering-it must be
done by craft. Add while 1 shall regret the neceG
aity for the draft assure you, II becomes neees-
sary, shall aid tho Government in Its execution by
every means in my power.
The Sd, Sd and 9Th Regiments Of Mounted In
fantry have been changed to cavalry by late order
of the War Department. and authorized ~
raise two new companies for each regiment and to
appoint full complement OF officers for each COM
pany. Those who prefer new orRAnIZ atoms may re.
cruit for these companies.
1requeat that the people take action on this sub.
Ject. That you hold meetings and encourage enlist
ments and let not permit It T. be said after the
war 10 over that it was necessary to draft in W est
Virginia to supply her quota Of troops.
A, !. FOREMAN, Governor:
Ieb2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
FOR SALE.

OF number nine, In square twenty six en- which
Is erected brick house containing eight rooms,
situated in the town of South Wheeling, and ad-
Joining the property Of Henry Ackermau.
Also, seven acres of ground near Bsnwood, on
well and small out buildings orchard of good fruit,
and grape vines III full bearing.
For terms apply to the subscriber In Benwood,
Marshall county, West Virginia.
ieb3-2w" H. MoMECHEN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
TRuRT AAI.E

ID executed by William n. Berryhlll to the under.
signed, the ono bearing date September II, A. D.
1852 and Of record In Deed Book No. ~, folio 2T7
Of record in Deed Book No. As, folio IT. shall ON
the 18th day Of February, A. Z. 1884 at the front
door Of the CeurthouGe OF Ohio county, proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder
two certain lots or parcels Of ground situated in the
addition to the city OF wheeling on Zaue's Island,
addition to tho city Of Wheeling" one Of which is
designated on the plat Of said addition az Lot No.
one hundred and ninety, bounded on the western
front by Elm street, and the other Of which Is the
south half or moiety OF the pasture or river lot No.
four the eastern front of which Lot No. is upon
Water street.
Selling As trustee ahalloonv only such title as
- vested In me by said deed OF trust. Terms made
known on day of sale.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

- virtue Of deed Of trust made by Msrius Pur-
~ ge3on and David ". Gibson, dated the 24Ih
gay Oh june 1857, and recorded in the ONCE Of the
HeGoFaet lor o3io county, in deed book number
!IorIy:tWo.42-iolio four hundred aud thrse-4O3-;
vii. on SATURDAY, tho 9Th day OF March, 1854,
a. 10 o'clock A. H., at the front door Of the Court
nine and ten, In square number tWenty-eiEht, in
mat part Of the city of Wheeling called Buena Vista
9aoltIo3 to tho city Of Wheeling, az laid out by
Emma ChurchIlrS trustee
0nthe above described property fs q frame cottage
VIZ" 1.-TWO Two rooms q good we'll OF Wator, &c.
selnng as trustee, shall convey such title AS Is
Vested in me by said deed Of trust.
feb3-td n n oo7Ors Trn.tes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
TRUSTEE's sAIE

OF Real Estate lying I'm the Town Of
.-ss45 S0UGhtNYheeIfnB,W Wv.
QY virtue Of deed OF trust made by william
" Grill to the undersigned, dated 8lSt Nay, 1889
county, In deed book number forty.thFee-4z-toliO
two hundred and ten-31o=-; WILL on Saturday,
Court House in Ohio County, 40 oSIo6k A. NJ,
proceed to Gal Lot humbeH 6ftOon-ISA Ia 64uAreNo.
tWenty.eight-2S-In the town Of South WheoliDE
berod with the dover ight of the widow OF William
Grill, but IL otherwise b0lisNsd 10 be unincnmbered.
Boiling trustee GhRll convoy only such title q
IL Vested In me by 8Rld deed. IA, Id 1l7I.. ~
Terms Of SAl0-OaGh. i5iE--aa gz-=..-
fsb2-td a,l- N. RI0HARDsON, Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

The address issued by the recent free
State convention at Little Rock, Arkansas,
explains some matters connected with the
reorganization movements that have
hitherto been obscure. The convention
was not called to amend the State consti.
tuition, nor was it properly delegate con-
Vention, but general convention to con-
suit as to the reorganization of the State
under the Presidents amnesty plan. But
when the convention came together it was
found that there were men present from
half the counties in tie State, and it was
determined to. assume the functions of
State constitutional convention. The con.
stitution was therefore amended so as to
exclude slavery, aud the amendment refer
red to the people, to be voted upon at the
election on the 18th of March. As only
those who take the oath of allegiance and
abjuration will be allowed to vote of
course the free constitution will be adopt
ed without opposition, aud restoration to
the Union will be at once perfected. In
their address to the people the Little Rock
convention say that there was a popular
majority of 10000 against secession in the
vote by which the convention was elected
that took the State into rebellion, and that
that convention refused to refer their action
to the people because they knew it would
not be sustained. After all that Arkansas
has suffered by the rebellion it is reasona-
BILE to suppose that there is at least the
same majority for reunion that there was
against secession, Notwithstanding the
condition imposed, (emaucipatiOn) which
the Arkansas address dismisses with the
single remark, that it is now "the almost
universal belief that peace made on any
other plan would be of short duration and
for that reason not worth the trouble of
accomplishing" a..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
NOTICE

ME undersigned IL DESTROYS Of selling, and oders
Tor sale, the following Real Estate on Wheeling
Island, in Ward Z, between Wabash and Huron
Streets viz: Seven Emall frame houses, Of them
water at the door, and ono small two story brick
house.
Any of the above properly can be purchased at
private sale on or before the seventeenth day OF
February 1884, which time the remainder viii be
3nsEed on the ground at public sale to the highest
TERMs OF sALS-One-third in cash, the balance in
one and two yoarS, with interest ON the balance Of
!he Payments. Tho titlo will DO made by giving
deed Of trust on the property.
jaR6-td WALKER HUNTER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Farm for Sale,

'1NuE subscriber offers for sale q small farm in
i Pease tow nship, Belmont county, Ohio, four
miles above MartnsVille, and running to the @. p
Railroad, containing Il acres. The improvements
are log house, good bearing orch ard, we'll OF
Ance excellent timber. Any one wishing to pur.
chase can learn terms, DC, by applying to me on
The farm is we'll suited for vineyard.
jau2..1m* ALEX. TIIORBURN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UNIE undersigned have entered into CO psrtner,b,r
L under the name and style Of John Roemor & Co,
for the purpose Of continuing the Wholesale and
on an enlarged SCALE at the old 5taGd, No 81 and Al
Main street, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. Having IN.
creased facilities for keeping q large and Tsy;SI
stock Of all kindsof Dry Goods Notions aud oorpeSS.
to which We invite the attention Ofour fiondG and
an cash buyers In general to favor with an early
hnerG: s's -. 90 7e'SJOAN BONNER. u
len4z -f.s.y,.fI..#f HENRY ROENRR,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue of deedoftrust executed by NJ. J. Rohan
ID and wife, on the 31st day Of December 1856 and
now Of record in Ohio county, State of West viz
gsdia in Book 49, page IS, will be sold at the front
door Of the Court House in the city Wheeling on
the 10Th day Of February 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
the House and Lot on north side of Zane street Ia
East Wheeling it being the east half of Lot No I63
The building consists OF two tenements each con.
tanning seven rooms.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
jan13-3Ot ISAAC Colts Trn4tae
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber oEers for sale the property on
which he now resides, on Blm street, Wheeling
eight rooms and kitchen, with well Of good water
at the kitchen door, with milk housS, carriage
trees OF choice fruit also Cherry Peach, Plum aud
Ounce trees, about one acre Of the beat CatGwba
Grapes, LAYTON BlRekberTieS, RaSpberries Currants
and two very hnO Virginia Crab Apple
trees, also hand Cider Min and Press. There Is
attached to said property about three Of ground
one OF which II suitable for Grape culture.
1fthe 6OvOpropeTty Il not disposed before the
10Th inSt9 II will be offered at public sale At the
front door Of the Court House on Monday, February
10Th at II O'Clock A. II.
TEAMS OF sALE-Ono-fourth caSh, the balance In
Gx, twelve and eighteen months, with interest and
oeed Of trust on came - security. Enquire OF
JOHN MORGAN,
fsbs-e N. GM. Bank, Wheeii. g, ". v.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

MARION County seems determined to be
ahea of Ohio county. At a meeting of
citizens in the Fairmont Court House on
Saturday, the Board of Supervisors were
requested to offer bounty of 1925 for re-
cruits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

TIE robbing of, the Western bound train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be-
tween Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry, on
last Friday morning, is the Inauguration
of new feature 10 the war. The robbers
were not even partisan guerrillas, and
were not in the service of the confederates
or connected directly or indirectly with any
military organization, but were simply q
gang of highwaymen who had organized
themselves for the purpose of robbing the
train in question. This is the first thing of
the kind since the war began, and like
enough is but the prelude to much more of
tho same sort. In Mexico where the peO-
pie have been in chronic revolution and
semi-auarchy for many years, such whole
sale robbing and way laying has been re-
duced to system, aud large class of
men deliberately follow the profession of
footpads and mounted highwaymen, as a
livelihood. The profession ignores all the
military factions of the country and rob
them and all others alike, their object
being not war but plumber. Border wars
through all history have, more than all
others, produced this feature, and now
that it has commenced, aud that it can be
conducted under the military disguise with
comparative security, we may expect fire.
quent attempts at repetition. Summary
proceedings in cases of capture are the
only corrective, and even they can oper-
ate but partially. The military should
shoot the scoundrels as soon as caught
and certainly Unidentified, without even the
formality of drum head court martial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

bill for the inducement of foreign emtgra-
ton, and laid 90 the able. lin The .absen0e.
of its patron, (Mr. Debar. a.s7=,
Mr.. RUFFEER, however, called 1t up
again, when tat i P. N. the Rouse adj
iourned,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

Wa are indebted to Lieut.. Colonel Hale.
of the 10th West Virginia, at Beverly, for
a late copy of the Richmond Whtg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

ID EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST G
IL RICE, on the 18th day of February, 1854.
R9-PerSonS calling for letters in the LIST, v
please say they are ADVERTISED
LADIES LIST.
Buck MIME HOLES Rebecca ]
BolRnd n Howard Minnie
Bounds Mary L KiRer Nettis s
BaVnes Mrs II Lukart Salome
BiItner CHthArine D Laughlin RIig IbetL
Barnet Jennie Marshall Minerva
Baird Ellie Mack Mrs
Cooke Mary v Maholm SallIe
Greg Lucinda Mcclellan kunice
Crafty Catherine Oliver Sarah
CoWeIl Catherine Peril MHrgaret
Chapman MOllfe A Raius Matilda
CArrtck Mary Reid Mary Jane
ChOrt Mary Robinson Mary
goldman Katy Rogers Mary M
Dems CathaIlne Sentel Phoebe
Dean Elizabeth SylViS Margaret
Crimes Maggie Shanle Mrs
GipBon Eliza Thomas Matilda
Giles Matilda TOnner Rose Il
Cuttings Rebecca TOnner MrS 8
Gibson Eliza WinesLurg Amanda
Greer Ellie West Mary
Gosney Amy Wiudle Mary
Hall Mrs Albert Woods Nancy
GENTLRMENs' LIST.
Allen Samuel johnson VIM
Adams Frederick Keelborn Henry
Acker X KiFacOfe Jacob II
Atcherson RoI ert Kenny Patrick
Anon Benjamin Keeter Geo
Bradley W Large MS
Beans ThOS Luker John
Buckly Michael Loeber Henry
BOyse John Lindsay Z
Butler John La Grange Barnabus
Burtord Jacob Lady Albert
Burk John Lind.aV
Bather ] Marshall VIM
BomaR Edward Murphy WIN
Bigbee Chas Mercer VIM
Barcus BENJAMIN Morrell Samuel
Baton Alfred hustOe Jas II
blackburn 4 Henderson Matthews John
clemens hoouey John
Chapman Zane Norris Elijah
Carroll 4Ionra CI,S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15

God guard our nag, and keep each start
Each stripe Is bright as new they wave,
Still mako 1t lead our ranks in war,
Still hoat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow It to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Board of Supervisors of Ohio
CountY--SpeciaI Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Board OF supsr-
the Court House ofsaid County at 10 O'Clock A NJ
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1854, for
the purpose OF making Arrangements for obtainine
which shall be applied to the support and relief Of
the families OF living and deceased Union soldiers
upon the subject of Offering COUNTY RSTTNT nv
to men enIistins before the 1st OF March, 1854 the
said sums to be made charge upon and to be paid
out Of the County Treasury. f"'N
=. BY order of Doctor JOIN O. HuPP, President of
Teste: GEORGE W STcuTs
feb5d&tWtd GIs2!,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-15
Sherlff's Sale OF Real Estate.

Won. Mar. s7 Eas... Co. Dsss.. in os....r :
RI virtue Of q decree rendered by the Circuit
cause on the the 2sth day or October 1858, ShSII
proceed to sell at public saie at the front door of
ne House OF Ohio county, on the 18th day Of
addition to the city Of Wheeling, fronting on Main
street, torty-six feet more less Of which oseph
mentioned. $50 F''AiubS
Terms Of sale-on a. credit Of ak, twelve and
eighteen months, in equal inItalments, bearing in
terest until paid; the purchaser giving bond With
good security and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money is paid. '-'S
JOSEPH sRYBoLD. 81
tebS I'd -.... Sheriff of Ohm Connfv