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NO PER TON.-RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
90 screened and deivered Stove Egg and Furnace - IS;
large Not IS Apply at 40 Wayerey place Sixth
nue. 3 Bowey Third street and go Pear street
A. TREADwEfL. Agent
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
A RARE CHANCE FOR H0UsEKREPERs.-s
n Household Furniture for sale = sscruce.-The sub.
scrbcr will sell In lots to suit purchasers all the Furn
&c contained In his residence l3 West Twentythrd
street, sixth ayenuefianoorts Parlor Suits Win
dow Curtains 70 match Eageres Paintings Bron1es Car
PETS Bookcase Mirrors, Dining Room Chamber Furn
lure IN suisin use seven months. VI. MIDDLETON.
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
~ keepers-AI the elegant Household Furniture of
family, their resldence, iF West Eighth street.
for cash Three magnificent Suits covered
iains Mirrors Bronze Clock. Egere marble top Tables
Bedroom aud Dining Room Furniture &c The furniture
will be seld in lots 10 suit purchasers
LrURNITURE wANTED-T ENTIRE FURNITURE.
Carpets, Mirrors. Piano, &c, u house viii be pur
chased the present market cash Parties break
ing housekeeping may apply 70 T. Mathews,
~ Broadway, until May !.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND
" Libraries bought Tor cash, 2J Sixth avenue. b.
Min 10 and Tenth streets. complete set OF vaen
tines Manuel. also large stock OF Books for sale.
IrURNITuRE.-FoR SALE CHAP, A HANDSOME
suit of rosewood aud haeioth nearly new 1856 est
Thirty second street. near Eighth avenue
Tor sALR-ALL THE FURNITURE, CARPETS GAS
Fixtures &C., belonging 70 Mechanics Lodge, o of
q. Lodge room corner OF q and Third street
For particulars inquire d Mr JOHN MoUBERY No. 626
Grand street
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FINE ARTS.

IL UMoROUs CARD PIcTrRE-ygRrPg NO L.
III for the Pres sency viii be sent 10 any ad
posi- paid receipt u " cents In postage currency
Address Casso VI Boauelerc. Poe. oilce New YORK
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N0RNS AND BUNfONS, BAD NAILS, &c. CURED
~ without pain by DR.. RICE, Surgeon Chiropodist 50
Bowery, Citizens Bank Kices Annhilstor cures
corns, bunions, chiblsiDs, &c. by mail 10 cents.
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EXPRESSES.

DURSHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNHAMi
- Furniture Express Burnham's Furniture Rxpress IL
West Eleventh. street between Flfh and sixth avenues
Furniture stored Al Kinds of Furniture boxed and shipped
Furniture Of families moved in city Or 20 country
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACTS.

EXTHACTN.
THE GREAT AMERICAS REMEDIRs
THE GREAT AMERICAN RRNEDIBa
KNOWN AS
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sTEAMBoATs.

STEAMBOATS,.
TOR HARTFORD DIRECT.
II The steamers CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE
STATE leave pier "a East river daily p NJ For far
Their particulars inquire OF Saxton sesbury liz Sou
street ID. A. MILLS, Agent.
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WHOM TIE FOR.
n tune OF war has made risndesa and bomeess desires
the acquaintance Of sspcctsble gentleman, with
view v pleased TO future nni0l. II he means
ne can save se properly about being sacrificed Address
Earntstnefs boz III Herald oace
A YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL LADY OF REsPEyT
n Abily and refinement, desires the acquaintance OF
gentleman Of nlfRns with view matrimony. Call or
addrsss rsss'f i23ls Wtst Thirictb street
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ITO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE FOURTH MA.
1 TIOyAI BANK or THF CRY OF NEW WORK

L TfoNAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Pursuant 20 resolution unanimously adopted ct the
meeting OF the shareholders of the Fourth National Bank
City If New York held OF the bank 29 Pine
on fourteenth instant notice is hereby given that the
said meeting ad ourned TO meet the place
Monday the eighteenth (eth) instant three O'Clock r.
the purpose OF further consider the matters
cited the call for such meeting full punctua
tendance is requested.
NEw York, April 10 1855 -
FE WOOSTER. teaero,aros
WIN. II. ARMSTRONG,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
ur. Lord Accepts the Nomination
state senator.

Secretary of State Board OF Agriculture
l24w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From New YORK.

INV YORK. September lS.-The Herald's
Saenaudo IN correspondent has the following:
One OF our men who Was prisoner, and who
escaped. reports the enemy as having taken a
poatoon train through Winchester in the drec-
ton Of Martusburg
Another report says the enemy's engineer
corps is engaged in constructing pontoons.
Early's headquarters are near Stephenson
Quite a number of cOnscripts have arrived to
reinforce Early.
Two hundred and eighty Union prisoners are
held near Winchester
reconnaissance found cavalry at Bunker Hill
and infantry four miles north OF Shepsrdstown.
The Herald's Washington special says
Mr. Adams Minister to Algiers is TO be sue
cee'ei b, NJ Chase
II J. RAYMOND i to be Minister to France.
The Herald's Army OF OF the Potomac cores
pendent. OF the 18th. SAYS:
Information WAS received Yesterday that the
enemy were moving a large body of troops on
the ct Of Gen. Warren.
To ascertain The truth of this reconnaissance
was ordered 10 be made az early hour this
morning.
The cavalry lett camp at O'Clock this morn
ing.
In the direction Of Petersburg the pickets Of
the enemy we're driven in for a mile more,
when the command retreated and moved in the
opposite direction Alter going about mile be-
yond our infsntry pic kets. the enemy were DIS
covered. With herOtd strongly OArricaded, and q
swamp upon either side.
A squadron was dismouEted TO drive them
from their position. which they did in gallant
>tvle. and continued 20 drive them from one
pp-iti0n to another for distance OF two miles.
No signs OF large bodies OF troops we're discoy-
cred or Indications OF army having been
there recently
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK PAPERS
Early Reinforced by C0nscripts.
&C., &C. &C.. &C., &c.
from Grants Army.

HEApQU ARrERs ARMY or THE PoroNAoi
September 10. + VI
The flank attack by the reLe cavalry OF E,rly
Yesterday morning was most daring move and
seems TO have been partially successful.
The attacking force consisted of three brig AIDES
OF cavalry with eight pieces of artillery.
The main body marched 20 the vicinity Of the
cattle herd on Buffers farm. before DAYLIGHT.
while the reminder engaged our cavalry pickets
along the entire line from Reams Station, cap
turing some and driving Others back. This was
done to cover the operations Of the move OF the
rebel column.
The attack made short time before day
light while the guard was abed.
Two hundred prisoners are reported to have
been captured. mostly OF the 18th Pennsylvania
Cavalry.
The 1T District of Columbia on duty near BY
vas attacked by the rebels. Who were in such
strong force that our men had TO fall back. suf-
eriug loss OF some $50 men.
IL il said that Gen Gregg's division of caval-
~ supported by the 81 corps. went in pursuit of
the raiders but il is believed they had too much
the start and must have got of with the greater
part of their plumber
In al iitiOn TO our loss in cattle, which will
reach 2 $40. the rebels captured several trains
with a gang of men who were engaged in con
structng line OF telegraph in that direction A
rumor reached camp this morning that all the
cattle had been recspturei. but 1 cannot trace il
10 any reliable source
(SI.nedl wN ID MoGkEGoR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From Now bern.

NEwBERx, n C., September 10 Mai Keeney
and Mr. Julian, n member Of the New York Sen
ate, we're ON the steamer Fawn. which was re-
Gently captured by the enemy
They arrived here to-day from Elizabeth City
having been paroed.
Lieut. Wilson. Provost Martial at Roanoke
island, and Maj Gerard. who run on the Fawn
we're detained 10y the enemy.
Colonel Brigham, who was on his way to join
his regiment. had just been exchanged at Charles
ton
The arrival of the pirate steamer Florida at
Wilmington. n c is announced
Lieutenant Johnson, favorite officer in the
department. who WAS the chief of the ambulance
corps, il among the victims To cougestive chils,
which prevail here.
The North Carolina Times says:
There Is doubt but that in the interior OF
the State there il complete uproar among the
cOnscrpts aud deserlers On the 18th ult a col
lision took place in Moore county. between the
deserers. some 100 IN Lumber, and the State
Guards. in which the latter we're repulsed, with a
loss OF four killed and one wounded
The following is m extract from report OF a
Provost 'rshal. aud there are many more to
the same effect
Recruiting has been the main business OF the
offices for the past ten DAYS Never before dur
ing the present war; as far as my observation
goes, has there been 50 much interest displayed
by the people in obtaining men Tor the army
The class of men enilsting from the most re.
specialize portions OF the community. aud 90 into
the service with conscience behind the bayonets.
During the present. week | have mustered and
forwarded to the general rendezvous. 36O men.
They ge into the service willingly aud cheer
fully
From present indications, should say that the
quota OF this district can be filed or nearly so,
by volunteers in very short time
Ny forces are working night aud day to take
care OF men ls they come. Sundays not excepted.
aud will continue to DO 50 AS long az necessity
demands.
Another Provost Marshal writes Ms follows:
During the last ten days nearly ninety recruits
have been accepted and mustered at these head
quarters
The men presenting themselves are by far the
best men that have been examined since this OF
fee vas established.
general court martial sitting at CharlestowD
Va has sentenced Col John F. Staunton, 7cth
Penn regiment. to be cashiered for disobedieuce
OF orders and cowardice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From Vicksburg.

VIcKsBvRc, September lS-The Herald OF the
10Th says:
There has been a concentration of the rebe
forces at jackson. Miss.
FORESTS, Taylor's Gsleson's and Writ AZ.
ans troops .ncamped around the city for
several miles.
Their force i. estimated at % 900 strong, with
extensive wagon. pontoon and artillery trains.
AL wagons marked U 5. be n those captured
from Sturgis
Forrest and Taylor have the direction of af
fairs. All their movements are conducted with
:he greatest secrecy.
Forrest is still crippled and walks on crutcbes,
owing to the wound he received at Tupeo. but
is able 10 ride his horse.
Adviees from Memphis saw that Forrest issued
an order, dated the ri. positively prohibiting all
exit or egress from his lines alter the 18th, and
peremp'orilv forbidding the transportation OF
cotton outside the territory under his control.
This caution indicates that he has some impor-
tAnt move on foot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
Indiana state ana sanitary Pairs.



The following arrangements have been made
with the railroads designated below. for carrying
passengers 90 and from the Twelfth Annual Fair
Of the State BOARD of Agriculture. To he held at
Indianapolis from the 81 day of October, le64.
To the 9Th inclusive. also Tor the transportation
OF articles 10 the above Fair or the Sanitary
B,zsar.
All passengers will be charged full fare to In
dianapos aud upon having their tickets stamped
bs the Secretary OF the State Board upon the
Fair grounds. they will be returned by the rail
roads free: otherwise their tickets will be void
for the return trip. Tickets will be for sale nj
all regular stations during the week OF the Fair,
aud will be good from the Sd day OF October TO
the 18th
Stock. machinery. &c will be transported Ia
indianapolis at full rates. and will be returned
by the several railroads free. upon the certificate
of the Secretary OF the State Board that the
animals or articles we're on exhibition. and did
not change hands during the week of the Fair.
Terre Hiute and Richmond K. X.
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r r
Indianapolis aud Cincinnati X. X.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago r. r.
Indiana Central X K
Evansville and Charlottesville r r.
BellefOntaine X
Toledo Logansport and Burlington r r.
Jacksonville r. r.
Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago r.
Michigan Central r X.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Il r.
Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw X
Madison and indianapolis X X.
Other roads will he added from time to time
they are heard from.
W II LOOMS.
Secretary of State Board OF Agriculture
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

We copy the following from the New Al
bany LedgeC
The Democracy and conservatives of Clark
county claim q p 'iority in that county OF one
thousand for Mcclellan and Pendefon. They
are to hom "A 4and ratification meeting at
Charle-foq L,adihs on Saturday next, 18th inst.
The Deposacy of Spencer county are prepar.
inc for an6tber great mass convention To be held
1T ROckport on the Saturday before the State
election. There is not county in the State
where the Democracy and conservative men are
more fully aroused. Spencer county is good for
two hundred maj prty for Mcdonald.
The Democracy had grand rally at Can
Melton on Monday The people were out in vsss
multi'udes. and the greatest enthusiasm chsrsc-
lied the proceeding. The popularity OF McClel.
I'm WAS evident from the shouts which rent the
Hendricks and DR. j 5 Athon were the princi.
pal speakers. The people are moving Stand
from under.
A gentleman writing Us from Crawford county
says:
THE Democracy are wide awake in old Craw.
ford. aud will give over one hundred and fly
majority"
Another writes:
Kerr has completely curried Curry in this
county ut every place they have met. aud will
beat him by over two hundred votes !"
- The Rockville Democrat says the Hon
John g Davis is warm adherent of the nom.
nee OF the Chicago Convention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

~ Edward Lenox. OF the firm OF Lenox
Dasher merchant allors, Was Yesterday arrested,
his residence on South Illinois street. was fore
ibIy entered by the police. in connection with the
Provost Guard, snd trunks, drawers. &c. we're
forced open and examined. A. the time of the
search we observed large and somewhat exct-
eli crowd in front Of the premises We we're not
able 20 learn the precise charge preferred sgsinst
Mr. Lemon. but presume, from the presence OF
the Proves, Guard that IL must be some offense
of a military character. although the fact that he
is somewhat prominent member OF the Repub-
lcan party necessarily excludes the idea that the
charge involve. -nsthng of disloval nature.
We learn that Mr.. Lenox has for sometime
been engaged ia business IN this city. and that
he bears the reputation among those Who know
him. OF being an honest aud upright citizen The
examination will probably take place to-day BE-
fsrs Mayor Osvss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

CArRo. September l5-The steamer james
White IRON New Orleans 18th, arrived.
Mexicsns who have just arrived ~ New Or
leans. report Cortinas being unsble TO cope
with the French he crossed MS force, number
ing 1000 men and 10 pieces OF cannon. over the
Rio Gran e. and occupied Brownsville. driving
out the ConfederAt-s under Colonel Ford. and
hoistei the American flag, declaring that he vas
born an American. said that he was now a cit-
Of the United States and souid hold Browns
vile FOR that Government. de Immediately no
tiled the Federal commander at Brazos. Of his
proceedings. and offered through him the
) Government, The services Of himself and
army
The y o. Picayune's Bagdad Mexican cor
respondent, under date Of the 9TH SAYS, from
Cupslos at that place. en- be seen four armies
in hostile array. The Federals and COnfederatps
on one side OF the river aud French and MrIi-
cans the other. The French are Terrifying
with cotton bales
It's reported they would march from Monterey
Matamoras-
Export duty on specie has been reduced to one
per cent on gold. and i've per cent on silver
The French have moved their residence from
MatamOras 10 Bagdad
The rebel Col Ford. previous to being driven
out of Brownsville. teuiered protection 20 all
French subjects desiring TO enter his lines
Mr. Spenello, merchant of Bagdad, who had
an American f,g nsing from his house was ar
rested by the French
There is a good deal of cotton at Matamorss,
but cannot be got down
The Belle Memphis has arrived with Memphis
papers OF yesterday evening.
Sergeant 5 Clark. OF the 9ls, Illinois In
fantry furnishes the following additional news
concerning affairs on the Rio Grande:
On the morning of the 9th the French moved
out of Bsedad with force estimated at 50 900
and commenced to ascend the Rio Grande for the
purpose Of attacking Matamoras
No sooner had COrtIna- crossed the Rio Grande
than he lowered the dag of his countryside
white. red and greenland hosted the stars and
stripes, which was greeted with enthusiastic
cheers by the Mexican soldiery
On the 9th Cor'inas followed Ford TO the old
battle ground OF Res ,ca. lie Ia p lima. where he
rested his treoTs for the night, while Ford fell
back TO Brownsville.
Cortnas dispatched a courier to Matamoras TO
order the forces there to prepare INN ediately for
battle
On the morning OF the 9Th 500 Mexicans moved
up the Rio Grsnde. c. ossed the river and came
down on the Tex - side. attacking Brownsville
simultaneously with Corinas. The struggle was
briei, resulting in the deies, of the rebels. who
were driven from the town.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
IsDIASApoIls. Septemb,

ISDIASAPoLIs. September 9. 1864
GExrLxyES: Your letter Of the 5th ins, f., ask
ing me To bill the vacancy made by the death of
the smenled Captain Bracket. our candidate Tor
Senator. l. received
Ii il ~ell known by most. il not all Of you.
that | seek no political preferment: that my bu
siness is such requires NV undivided attention.
consequently I could not ms Ike canvass for the
po-iiion which YOU in such complimentary terms
offer me: aud should be elected the sacrifice TO
me wouli only be increased; yet there are res-
sons which induce me 10 accept. Friends who
have stood by me in he day of need. and who,
have reason TO believe. would stand by me IL
the future are candidates on the State ticket
and AS il is my firm belief that the success OF the
Democratic party would bind together the States
OF the Union IN bonds that could not be severed.
and as am Internationally tor the Union. DO
not ieel disposed to decline. You are. therefore.
under these circumstances st liberty 10 place
nv name on the ticket as a candidate Tor Sena-
tor. Nery respectfully. &c
JOIN NJ LORD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

REnEDY FOR PlLEs-It is a blessing to the
suffering to know that We have effectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. j. p
Hazarde, of l64 Second street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all Who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
OF DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. and IL effected
a permanent cure This seems to be the case
With all who make use Of this splendid prepara-
ton. 1t Is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati. Ohio. and sold by all druggists
maT9 If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
From louisyiIle.

LoulsyIILs. Sept lS-Gen Forrest crossed
the Coldwater on MONDAY last aud camped within
fifteen miles Of Memphis
Gen Mum.duke ~ith seven thousand men Is
across the 81 Francis. intending 70 invade Ni>-
souri,
Gen. Price i. threating Little Rock and Louis
Vile
Major Gen. Schofeld and Brigadier Ssnes al
arrived here frsn the frost te-sghf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

On Saturday last. in pursuance Of previous
call the Democracy and patriotic citizens Of
johnson and adjoining counties in the Sixth
Congressional District. assembled at franklin,
the county town. to rstify the nominations OF
Mcclellan and Pendleion. Mcdonald aud Man
son. and Of every other candidate on the Demo
cratic State and national tickets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

Social BALL.-The gas.hters Of this city have
made arrangements for a splendid ball. TO come
of at Masonic II al on Wednesday evening. Sep
TENDER Did This il ,he FIRST annual ball OF the
Gas.6tiers Union, andNe expect to the ball
crowded with the beauty aud elite Of the city
Prof Gresh furnishes the music This il sutt.
cient 10 guarantee full Attendance.
Tickets 81 50. l7-4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

" The follo~inc committee. in aid Of the
SANITARY. are requested 70 NEE, At the Office OF
the underslgned. opposite Genns Block. this
Monday afternoon ~ O'Clock A foil At
attendance i requested:
Charles Stage D " Grub. Z A Da
Vi. John Lori. L W Hssselimsn. W R
Holhssv Henry Ca'hervood. W J Johnston
ID " Taylor. J A Pomeroy and I,aAc Davis
JoHS LOVE- Chm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

USIvrRsIrY SouARE Subscribers to the fund
for the Improvement of this square. and other
citizens interested in this enterprise are notified
10 meet At Sptnn 4 Smiths Real Estate Office at
4o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of max
inc The fnal arrangements 20 commence the
work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

ANOTHER STRAW Saturday on the through
train ir,m Chicago to this city a vote OF the pas-
seneers u.s. taken expressive Of their preferen
ces A. het~een Lincoln and Mcclellan, which
vote resulted ~ follows:
Citizen passengers-Lincoln q. Mcclellan 30
Soldier passengers-Lincoln 100. Mcclellan
l0l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

To THE LADIES o, IxDfAxAPoLsI AID VIcNI
TT During July and August. | have bid manu-
featured IN Philadelphia. by the best -Orkmen ia
that city. complete assortment OF Ladies.
Misses and Childreus' Shoes. intending to open
fra class Shoe and Cater Emporiu N in one
OF the buildings nov in course OF erection on
North Pennsylvania street Awaiting compile
ton of the house am TO occupy. | have tenn
porsyily opened nv stock in one Of the new
rooms on Circle street. few doors east OF the
Journal building Ladies wishing To encase their
feet in shoes. both beautiful and durable. are 10
riied 10 give me call
IL q r NAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

IL Our people are laboring under the i'm
preston that the volunteers who are enlisting
here, 20 to the credit Of Marion county. Such j.
not the case Many townships have agents here
Who pay LosaL bouDties TO each volunteer who
will cresit his name 10 their township, thereby
relieving the township in question from the
Draft. In this way br -freds of our Young men
are going into the army from this county and
are being credited TO other counties. IL. per
hsps. may not De too late for this city aud coun
~ to wake up and raise local bounty aud thus
4 void the DRIFT Let our people act.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

Twe learn that the beautiful and gifted
MIS- ; ,llie ST Clair. and the accomplished and
eccentric Mr.. Barrs-. have. after their most sue
cessfal appearances during the past week. been
re engaged st the Metropolitan. Ii seems To be
the pr~ieterminttion of the management to con-
tinuou-ly give our citizens the taste Of the best
dramAtical talent