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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

NEW YoRK, June 25.-The Executive
Committee OF the Union conssrVate party,
yesterday adopted a resolution postposing
the Convention which was to be held in
Chicago on the I'd of July, until the 9th
of August. F'f'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

CAIRo, June 25.-The 1,eamer Hailmau
from Memphis on the GARD arrived this
morning With broken shaft. No news.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
Something New,

nR. J. A. B0ICE's ANrI-DYsPEPrIC AND
~ ANTI-AsTHM only certain cure
Ior DysPepsla' Liver Complaint, Jaundice Dis as-s
oT t9e moneys: Chronic or Nervous Debillty, and
Stomach or Liver, snch as Constipation, heartburn
Nausea, HullnesS and Weight in the stomach Sour
or Fluttering at the Pit Of tue stomGch FlutterinS
aud PalpitattOn Of the Heart, Doll PGin IN the Head
ncient Temptation, Burning Of the Palms OF tue
and TWttehIng Of the Nerves. Also an Ehectuai
Remedy in Female SuppressIons, Irregularities And
Weaknesses.
Many testimonials Of Its cures might DO given.
but the best evidence IL trial of its VIRTUES sod
oy Az the Druggists In Wheeling and Bridgepo ,
Prepared by Bn1cE WILLIAMS.
telitf Wheeling IL and, Wet Virg M.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
Collector 1st Dist. W. Y.
By J. w. WARDEH, Dep. Coll.

'fsEo. 10. All persons who shall neglect to nav
the du les and taxes as Aforesaid assessed upon
them to the Collector, within the time specified
Uen dAys) shall be able to pay ten per centum
additional upon the amount thereof; aud If the
annual, and other duties, shall not be paid within
ten days from and after the demand therefor, IT
shall be lawful for such Collector or his deDUtisS
TO proceed to collect the said duties or tAIes with
the ten per centum additional thereto az aforesaid
BY distraint and sale Of the goods chatteIs or
effects Of the persons delinquent, a. aiorsaid'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
TAXPAYERS TAKE NlTlCE,

oRRICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE,
-. RIRsT COLLECTION DBF. WEsr Va
5NOElCE iS hereby given to the taxpayer of
IN hAKSHALL COUNTY, that tho Licenses for
1854 and Income for 1868, together with all mouth
~ returng OF manufacturers now due, assessed as
prescribed by Excise Tax Law OF July Ist 1872 and
the amended act Of March Sd 1862 are now due aud
payable at the places and times desI mated as fol-
lows, when payment must ue made, or the law, as
prescribed below will be strictly enforced:
Al BenWood-aondHy, 9th, at Wilson's Tavern.
At M0undSVtlle-Tuesd'y and Wednesday, 18th
and 10Th, at Edwards Tavern.
At Glen Easton-Thursdsy forenoon, Both, at
Blineo's Tavern. r.
At cameron Thursday afternoon and Friday,
June S0th and July list, at John Parkinson's uface
JAS. O. ORB,
Collector LIST Dist. w. v,
nv 1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

E~ EXPLOSION OF AN On Can AND Loss
OF LrFE.-on Saturday morning young
woman named Eliza Gorrell, on Chapline
street, attempted to kindle FIRE in the
cooking stove, which not kindlipg readily,
she took can containing carbon oil and
began to pour it upon the Ere, when it ig-
nited like a fash Of powder, tore the tin
csnto fragments, and threw the blazing.
oil over her person. In the delirium of
her pain she ran into the open air and en-
tered the next house, envelOped in sheet
of fame. With great presence of mind,
Mr.. ,Ankney, who lived in the house, threw
a bed quilt upon her and amothered out
the FIRE. DR.. HALEY Mccoy was summon.
ed and rendered prompt medical assist
ance, but owing to the terrible extent of
burned surface, she died early on Sunday
morning. This accident should be a warn
ing to many persons who thus carelessly
pour oil upon fire to hasten its kindling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

~THn following additional cash CON
tFibutions were made to the FESTIVAL and
Fair, ON the 25th instant, viz;
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OmcialH Agency

H0R THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION "A NON TO WEST VIRGINIA.
TUE undersigned, appointed by the Executive Of
II the State under an Act Of the Legislature,
oder8 10 All applicants, 6eo Of charge, Impartial
and reliable Information in regard to the sen, Oh
mate, prices Of land and labor, aud various indus
trial resources Of West Virginia, - we'll eVeEy
immigrant. Correspondence In EngliHh. French and
German. az ~ r. DIss DEBARs
/. ft-E 5OommissiO16r Of ImmI grafton, y
st. CLARA Colony, Doddridge Co., ". Va
ny2O7smd szEa gas
rHIIDRRRs GIGS, willow md vood-Apother
~ supply Just received At
iS9l p.NIooL, = BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27
SUMMER RESORT.
RIYERDALE HOUSE.

HAYSVILLE,
ON THE WHEELING PIrrsBURG RAILROAD.
THIS delightful resort offers induesmsnts N
4 Wheeling families not 'Gsrsd by any 10 ,el In
the country, being 80 conveniently situated that
genu eman can remain in town and join tncir fam.
convenience for the accommodation OF its Ruests
with large Grounds, beautiful River, All, Us, Uyui
west Of the mountains.
The table viii be furnished with all the dellcacies
ofthe season.
hEoF particulars enquire on the premises or address
49, -rta srg J. r. GARDINER,
1853 or DR.. g. W. SPENCER
Jelo-lm Pittsburgh, Pa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-27

81 GSfTH1 PEoPLI's GRRAr FEAsr.-The
buildings of the Sanitary Fair are now
nearly completed, the general decorations
are progressing finely, and the various
booths, stalls, &C., are generally ready.
Everything ,dsvOlving on the Managers to
enable abe people to go to Housekeeping in
their own building is rapidly being ac-
somplished, and by tomorrow morning
little will remain to be done except for
the people torBend in their contributions,
furnish the apartments they have SO
imperatiyely commanded the managers to
provide for the occasion, and prepare the,
feast. zz'2'',2,
tits emphatically the peoples own pic
nic-the peoples own COurt-and just as
they sdorn and supply it, will it be sue
cess or otherwise. The Managers seem to
have done everything in their power to
provide the necessary accommodations
all the rest now depends on the people
themselves. AS they will it, 80 will they
de it, and as they do it so will it be.
1t should be borne IN mind that the
Fair will last at least q week, and that
contributions of anything will be accept
able up to the moment of its termination.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
Roll OF Honor,

The Sanitary Commission acknowl-
edge the receipt Of the following for the
week ending Friday, June 18th, 1854:
Gty-Mrs Ann Hinkins, 2 Jars fruit,
jar pickles, package herbs MIRA
John c; Henson, ! bundle bandages, !
do clothes.
County-Nrs. Mary Andrews, casa Fifty
CENTS Mrs. Elizabeth Akins, S pounds
butter, gallons goosberries, caas
fruit; Mrs. Susan B. Gardner. half bush,
Ell goosberries; Mrs Mary Bruner. j
bundle clothes, pair socks. II shirts,
Mr.. Andrew Erskine, cash ffteen Adj
lars Mr. Andrew Erskine per Same
Orr, cash fifteen dallars. This sun va,
sent to the Commission while NJ
Erskine was in Europe in 1862, shown,
that he did not forget the country of hi
adoption. Mr. Strawdsr Cheek, of An
rors, Indians, cash ten dollars.
Friends, we in the name of our so
der boys thank you, aud will take plea
ure in recording other names next weel
P. HeRxsRooK,
Sanitary Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

NEE YORK, June fl.--fhe 1fUe
special from Washington 18th, says
Grants courier who arrived hers thi.
morning from Bermuda Hundred with
dispatches for the Government, Gays
when he left yesterday morning fWedpes-
day l5fh1, sighting vas going on in the
vicinity Of Petersburg. caniionading
and rnusketry firing which could be dis
timely heard at the landing began al
early dawn. Ii was very heavy, and ap-
peared 70 10 momentarily Increasing in
severity
Grants whole army was across James
river, several miles rest Of Bermuda
Smiths corps has arrived.
Several thousand fresh reizforcsments
reached Bermuda, and more are coming
up. The 5th corps had the advance.
He thinks Petersburg is IN our hands, as
the rebels had bat sEnah force there TO
defend it 9
Nothing has been heard from Sheri-
dan.
A special to the Times, dated Bermuda
Hundred, June Is, says the Eighteenth
Army Corps, Gen. smi'h, detached from
the Army Of the Potomac on Monday,
rejoined Bailers command last evening,
landing at Point Of Rocks OBJ the Apo
mattox River Buslec Immediately is
sued orders 70 Smith 20 move a A. NJ
this morning upon Petersburg, aud form
q junction With d strong cavalry force
under Kautz
While penning these liRes the writer
says the rumbliug OF artillery aud clatter
Of hofess. as they cross the pont0ons,
can be distinctly heard Hancock cross
ed at Fort Powhattan, about ten miles
below City Point
Grant spent nearly all to-day with
Butler, visiting the lins Of entertainments
At this point, and expressed himself we'll
pleased aith the eonditien Of affairs
Butler today relieved Gilmore from
duty Al commander Of the Tenth Corps.
The ground Of action is alleged 70 be
the dilatoriness Of Gilmore il moving
bis troops on Petersburg last Thursday.
Gilmore has requested that court Of
inquiry investigate the matter
The ITibaHes correspondence, dated
June 18th, says the movement 10 the
James River was made in three columBs
Hancock on the right, near the chiek
ahominy, Burnside on. the lslt, and
Wright in the centre Sheridan IL OF
with the divisions Of Gregg and Torbett,
TO hud Hunter and pilot him in tbis d.
rection.
The Heraifs correspondent 9Th Gen.
Butler, writing under date Of the 18th,
says Gen. KautE left here last night
with large force Of cavalry Ia the diFee-
ton Of Petersbargh.
The Heraids Fortress Monros CORE
spondent says the captara Of Petersburg
viii place Us in possession Of the key OF
all the railroads csR.ering At Riehuoud
With the South, preventing supplies
reaching Riehmob@ The only railroad
open il the Lyuehbnrg and DAnville, and
that is attended to By Hunter snd Sheri-
dan.
The Worlds special from Washing
ton, 10th, says rumors are rife that the
enemy are evacuating Richmond
The rebel Congress adjourned hastily
without, closing the bnsiuess before them,
ead not only prisoners but non-comoat-
tants have been removed South. IL is
said the evacuation was provided for
three months since, when they CON-
menced removing The archives TO CoIum
bia, 5. c., Maeon, Ga, and othsf places
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

PITcH IETo HIM. - Lieut. lie Roy
Fitch, commanding the 10Th District Of
the Mississippi Squadron, in an address
/ 20 the Mayor and citizens Of Henderson,
says it is not the duty Of the gunboass to
run of negroes, but that their ''object is
to protect commerce, break up as much
as possible This guerrilla warfare, and IN.
jure only the enemies Of the United
States" The News also saJs that Lieut.
Fitch announced that be had instruc-
tons 10 blew any vessel out Of the water
engaged without authority in niger
stealing expeditions. Wont the Jour
nal pitch into the Lieutenant As il is
bought up by the nigger-thisves en- this
side Of the river, we expect long dia-
tribe from it against Lieut. Fitch.
Pitch in, JonrnGL-Tis
By italicizing the word "this" in the
above quotation, the Times attempts to
give an entirely different meaning to the
paragraph than that intended By Lieut-
snant Commanding Fitch.
Moreover, the Lisntsnant never said
"that be had instructions to blow any
vessels oot of the water engaged With ont
authority in Niger stealing expeditions,
as the Nelos says be did
The nigger-thievss on this side the
river hate the Journal about as bad Is
the Kentucky NeDs, and talk about IL in
much the same manner.
No, Ben, your delectsbIe sheet is the
organ Of the segro thieves and the horse
thieves too.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18


viii meet tonight Saturday at Mo-
Fart Hall, at half past seven punctualIy.
Let all members turn out so ve can have
foil attendance, and let those who may
attend, come promptly at the time fixed.
Members Of the League, II Is your
duty 70 attend these meetings and thus
aid in the support Of the Government
While our soldiers are enduring hard
ships and priyssions in the Geld, surely
you can give one evening in each week
to the support Of your Government in
council
Let US be up and doing. Our enc
mics are aclive--let us not be inert and
careless.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

American Cancer Ch&mpisn.-pR.
HKBBERH has located in he city Of Quincy,
uiinels. Ne. Ips Main Street, laird door above
Quincy House. oEss ersr J. B. Daytsns beck
stors.
He claims 20 be The King Of Cancers and all
kinds Of Fever sores. such as White swelling anz
BSas Diseases, ssrofala, Piles sars Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver Complaints. Coasuuaption,
FsnAls wssknsss, and salt Rhsnu, Tssssr,
Rheamatisn, de-, at
The Dostor became master ef the above diseases
Wills travelling through Kurops and Arserics, and
be now stands at the head Of his rrsfsssisa beth
In Europs and Amsrisa- The Doctor vii sAks
plsAsars in shelving his visitors certificates q Tia
abovs diseases where they have bsen giySn up as
iasarahls By the best physicians in the. country.
The Doctor also guarantees 4 cure ia all cases
whsrs the patient lives up 10 the directions.
he patient viii please sorrsspond wsskly, Civ.
ing a true stAtsEsnt o. the eass. No.-
- The peer DEALT with literally
cAnsers extracted in from four 10 twsnsy-fSal
hSars' witAeat Instruments or pain, OF drop .
bleed. nsyis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18


making arrangements toshold the West
q de o. the Ap2ouatiox. The town they
can't think OF holding as il lies directly
a1der our guns- The weather il splendid.
err PoEsr, June Is. Top M-Gen
Butler reports from Bermuda Hundred
that the enemy have abandoned the
works IN front Of that place. His troops
are nov engaged in tearing the railroad
up between Petersburg and Richmond.
The following dispatch does not desig-
nate the hour, but is supposed to be
later than the preceding one:
JANEs-oEs, Val came down from
the pontoon above Point Powhattan
with dispatehes for Eecrefary Stanton.
Just a. I left Capt. Pilki1s reported to
ne that Petersburg vas in our hands
No dispatches Of late date has been
heard from Gen. Sheridan Bat the
Richmond FAiQ Of the 18th says: A
dispatch dated last night has been re-
eeived L only states relative 10 the
position Of the forceG No serious en-
gagemens has yet occurred.
Signsdl K N. SrAxrox,
Sec'y Of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
THE VERY LATEST
gY
TELEGR a Fl.
President LineoIn at the PhfIaasH
phfa Fair


PHILADELPHIA, June I6.-After tia
President bad been conducted through
the Fair, be retired 10 the supper room,
where Mr.. Thomas Webster gave, in .
bumper, the health Of the President The
President replied, closing as follows:
We are going through with our task,
50 far IS | am concerned, II it takes as
three years loager. I have not been Ia
the habit Of making predictions but am
almost tempted nov TO hazard one. It
Is, that Grant is this evenins N position
with Meade and Hancock, whence be
can never be dislodged By The enemy M
al Richmond Is taken. If should dis
cover that Grant may be greatly faeili-
tated in the capture Of Richmond By rap
idly forwarding 10 him large Numbers Of
armed men, at the briefest moment, viii
you go7 [Cries Of ayes, yes" Then
/ shall call upon you when Il Is uecessa-
~ lLaughter and applause, during
which the President retired from the Ia
ble1 ,
The President leaves for Washington
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18


"GKxkRAL BuTLER II NEW ORLEANS
being history Of the Administration
Of the Department of the Gulf
in the year 1862, With an &C
count Of the capture Of New Or
leans, and q sketch Of the General,
civil and military. BY James Parton.
New York; Mason Brothers. No. 7
Mercer street Peoples Edition,
price T5c. }"
Fora few days past we have been read
ing this book with absorbing interest,
and can therefore speak OF it under
stsndingly and enthusiastically. II Is =
highly interesting record of the career
OF one Of the greatest geniuses of the
age, and Of the man who has done more,
perhaps, to render treason hateful aad
loyalty adorable than any other who
has held high position during this rebel
lion.
Commencing with sketch ofths early
life Of the hero Gin double senssl of
the work, the author follows Gen. Butler
through his career, commencing IS a
Breekinridge Democratic politician and
successful lawyer, down to his rsilrsmen.
from his command in the Department Of
the Gulf.
The bulk Of the work is occupied with
an account Of the way the General sub
dusd, harnessed, and drove Ia Ia Rsrey)
the wild horse Rebellion in New Orleans
during tho year 1862. The record il
thrilling and of intense interest, es
peeially to thoss who knew New Orleans
Of old.
| Everybody ought TO read this book
The rebel sympsthizsr to see the cad ths
all rebellion and sympathy with it mus
inevitably GENE to--the halfand.hall
"no-party, neutral nondescripl, TO b
convinced that there are only two side
in this war with treason, aud no middl
ground-she loyal aud patriotic to hav
their faith confirmed aud their Attasl
ment to their Government quiek,ne
and strengthened.
We would not have missed the o,
Porsnnity to read this book for man
times the price Of il, and every loyi
person viii say the same after be or 81
has reaiit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

There is no ehAngs to note in the nv
err here which is about At stand, while
it is rising slowly at cincinnaa
There were hus few arrivals yester-
day.
The Dnnkerscn came in with l53
hhds tobacco. She let as soon as she
lad discharged her cargo.
The Wild ST Patrick, DR.. Geo. o.
Hart in command, arrived from Mem.
phis about @ o'clock last evening with
Memphis dates to the evening Of the
18th.
The Captain iaforms Us that it Is ~
morsd that the rebels are preparing to
plant batteries between Hieknsn aud
Memphis to obssruet navigation. GsS.
washharn and Rear Admiral Porter will
no doubt look after the seoandrels
The Little Grey Eagle did not put in
her appearance yesterday, aad viii not
be here until tomorrow evening
The Armsda will be the regular pack
e fog Cairo At 2o'cloek to-day, and is
gorssous in all her appointments aud
unriFAled in speed and elegance. Capt.
josh " Throop, one Of natures noble
men, e Lex popular commander, and
Fred. Husloa fSesides ia Der ofiee,
-Four great fAssEites With the travelling
and shipping public viii be at the land
ing to-day
The peerless TarAseon, Capt jim
Lusk, Frank Banksmith and Billy Fen
ton, 9 qEastefs grandisius. that nseds
no panegyrie from our feeble pencil Pas.
sengers for Louisville should be on the
alert
The Areola for Nashville, and the Sill
yer Spray Cor 81. Louis, passed down last
night fall Of freight The latter dis.
charged considerable freight At this place
for divers paFties
The 81 Patrick had a crowd Of people
last night, and made a splendid run from
the wharf 70 The point above. She is fss
beyond qasssion.
The Cottage came in late last night
viii fall cargo Of tobacco from Hsa.
dsrsou, and returned again last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

Wars UP Colonel BoWles, Of Bu.
ena Vista notoriety, and . number Of
others Of his ilk from Princeton, Evans
vile, Bloomington, Rockville and other
portions of the State. were in the city
last night On business, Of course
indianapolis Journal, l5th
Yes, their business was to consult 10
reference to their future plans and ops-
rstions ia giving aid and comfort 10, and
work diversion in favor of Lee and Joe
johnson and John Morgan, and to send
delegates to meet Yallandighsm at Ham
ilton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

R6r The past day or two very rarssly
suggests the necessity OF visiting Lyons
elegant clothing bazaar, and selecting
enc Of his light, pleasant Summer suits.
He has, during the past few months,
been receiving fresh lots Of The newest
and most desirable styles introduced in
the New York market, and his stock 10
now very large and select He sells
clothing fully as low as the same class
Of goods can be bought in New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
Gge Daily aaHpnar.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
JoUEtNAL OFPToE.


JOB woRK.--Ths Jsuvsss ones b fxaishsd
vita fsii assortment Of rev sad Ssauflfai typ,
~ the latest Styles aud is fully pTspsrsd TO sss
cute as hanSssms work - ssn b ssns In the
STATE, sseh a. LETTsR HsADs, BnE-HzADs,
BzABrsss, 0TEcvLAHs, Bssrzzss cAHDs, BAIL
TIeKETs, sHuprss-BrIs, PssEsas, As., &C.. sisasr
In plain or f4nsy eol0rs.
oUE BISDBRY,-ws have IL sonsssstsa With
this once one ofths best BOOK BIHDsKIss and
BLANK BOOK MAEUYAcTURIEsi in tails stats,
and ars prepared 70 Dc EsEps sud sszsus - de-
sired. Magazines, Periodicals., 49, bsus6 In any
style required, snd old bssks rs-ssund a. short
notles. Ledgers, Journals saa blaAk Sseks, br
Railroads, steanbsas, Dsukins HSusss, Nor
chants, 4s., manufactured on - rsssoHabIs ssSzs
a. any other establishment.
Al work done 81 this oaaos vii b ass4 prsnpt-
u, aad viii be ready whsn promised.
EVANSVILLE JeUEEAL 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
FORrREss Mosnoz, jane l6.-Yester.

FoRrKEss MosRoz, June LEICESTER
day morning at o'clock, the 18th, an
army corps under Gen. Smith left City
Point and marched for Petersburg.
Gen KAusz having attacked the sor6-
6eations at ii A NJ, succeeded in car.
rying them and entered the ctr. They
we're Supported BY ths advance guard Of
Smith The remainder Of the troops
were at last accounts marching 10 the
direction Of Petersburg a. fast asi they
landed, and sn endless stream of trans
ports and barges had been making their
uay np Jsnes river q the new place Of
supplies -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18
COMMERCIAL
Cincinnati narkeu.

CSHnfHsAvl. Jess fT-raM.
Ths bsws frsm Nsw Terra aattsnsd ths markst
for FLOUR ssa WHEAT. and 81 the eiess prices
wsFs % sams sxfsnt nsmiaai. Ia she neraiar
Flsar sold 81 Sc s011f fer sspsrans. and o. -
fer Extra. hut - tie eoss EAlss u Hapafnss we're
naas Al es IS. wheat asefinsa 20 81 a. for
Prise ked. wish duit market
CORN neminaiiy uaehaags1.
OATS in better esmana, With faias sf - 600
hasb az 7sass2e il buik asa &c r. bags.
WHISKY aaid 81 81 st,35t y. oiesinE viii no
ssllsrs halaw q -. aa4 haTsrs a. o. y.
MASS PORK adsAme~9 = So, bat ths marksi
@ARb-T@ steses~ Gig asA6 ~ isAxr.
aRQCEBtks aa<haa rsd Aaa arm.
aoLp 9s4ss SILVER sz9Bt.
ExGHAAaz a4eaay.