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NTOP THE KUNAWAYS- 1loo0 keW0Sd -nAa
- away from the subscriber, o. ths tn inee, ~
| following negroes, viz:
GEORGE man about2 ~ yeaas Cd, blae1, Abeus 8
feet 10 OF IL inches high
EDM0ND, OF gingerbread eolor, very NkAly. ab001
II years old, and about feet Inches hlgh.
BOB, Ct copper color, 10 years Old, aaA abole ;
fee: or iiotes high. -te'< e
BILL. a yellow hoy, about ~ ytAys oiA. $1,000
black bar, about feet inches high. 4
JACOB, OF dark color, feet Z 70 . inehm -.
aud shout II years old. - -
IL supposed these negroes are making sAalpvxy
10 the Ysukees, having been lass Seaa eodaR n -
direction Ct fEcdestck's Hall depot.
The above reward win be paid IL fappeehmAnA -.
yoad the mits If the county, OF o90o for olhoe z
lodged IN jail, or delivered 10 Lea Dowaan. -
EioEa, Va. fJJAmA
Gp i3--lw Lock Lonenh q. ~.
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Lecture to be Kspeatea.-The lecture Of the
Rev. Mr. Hall, of Louisiana, before the
Young Mems Christian Association will be
repealed ut tho Rev. DR.. Reads Church to-
n103tf
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OFficn NIChMOND AND RRTxRGoUn1 j j O.,
Hiohm00d A0Pil II lD1A

vINWENFY Collars Reward II wiu psy - a6oSp
reward for the delivery q Henry = - Q -
brakeman on the coal train, and I'm tho 6Bvooo G
the company about The 20th Of March last H =
suoat feet ioches high, very bloek, Ap1 - q
eicggist sppaararcs H3 Was hired ffo0 MIA
year ar b-ekemsn 90 The Virginia Cenlsal naihoaA.
ap IS -i.t JC LAU0uTOM, Au1l1og.
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4YYested to' Perjury R. Ii. Horne, one Of
,Ss yessv sy at she
on the charge OF perjury. IL appears Horne
went before the Clerk Of lienrico County
Court and made oath that ono Joseph II.
ColquiLt was over twenty-one years of age,
thereby enabling Coiquitt, who was only
eighteen, to procure a marriage license, and
get married contrary TO his fathers wishes.
The case will be before the Mayor this
morning.
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N store aud fny sale by
WHfrE, hUSTEiRO h co,
li2 Main ssses:
Bs.M0nts sperm candles
French Spef N andes
Storievanus mould candles
W hale's celebrated {7's) candies
Mallard's line wGx candles
.HdmMels gsauinc essence OF C0lee
English mustard, o Cans
Brandy peaches, very superior
Fine cider vinegar
LIQUORS.
Old Hcunesey brandy
Old Madeira wine, bottled Ia 1894
O.d sherry Wiae, bottled III 1897
jamaica rum
Holland gin
Schedam g.a
Anchor gin
Old Bourbon whiskey
OLD rye whiskcy
London Dock brandy
Pare appio brandy
Byass' q london brown stout
Jtafey's yale ale, pints
Si!lery aosscux champagne
Chas do Bannes y Co.'S champagne
S,stcb wnskey
finke Co.'S claret
Superior stomach b;.ters
Florida cigars
Rcst smoking aud chewing tObsoco
gfench AID English playing cards
Harps cards, equaro.i. ap l5-l0t
ID ANK Con vention -Al meeting OF the Banks
ID d this city, held IN Eossuance VI suggestion
from Banks Vf othor States OF the Confsdaracy Of
general Convention Of the Banks Of tic Coafederscy
to consider II their In obtaining relief
the sqnai Confederate tax to which il lis sep posed
In cf.i.iai quarters they are liable:
Rxsolred unanimously, That Convention Of all
the Hahks in the coniederacy be, sud ID hereby, In
vitsd IN meet in this city on Moadss, the ID day Of
Nay next. ap 18-td
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SPRING MiL!.lNkaY.-AAdam DEMELMAN
~ having removed to her new establishment, 2lS
North BrOai street, between Attn and 9Th, aud hav
log just received large add lions to her stock OF Mil
lin.ry from Europe takes peasu' 10 inf'rring her
numerous patrons and the public that she has now
on hand the most elegant stock tf goods that has
besa Cffecsd for sais dufiHg the war, to Which she
invites tbs special attention Of ths ladies she has
also large stock cf Hosiery, Needle Wolk, and
other necessary articles for les, to whch she In
vi.ss specia! attention.
Ladies wishing to make their own Bonnets can
procure the ns.srisls Of Msdam N at moderate
p,ices She will also have Bleaching, Dyeins, and
Pressing executed o. short notice, and Ia the best
manner.
IrT store closed ON Thursday next, and REQ, en-
the f,llowiug Monday. a. t9-Sr
OTlCE.-To the Stockholders OF the Rich
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Co The stockholders of the Rlchmond, Ffedcy-
icksburg aud Potomac RAILROAD Co are hereby nosi-
fed that the company has assumed aud will pay
iha tax levied on t'eir stock by the Confederate
states for the presen, year They viii therefore
make no return or their stock In this company ca
their lists of taxable properly to the Confederate
states assessors.
By order Of the Doard Of Directors,
an le-lw JB WINSTON. Treas'Y.
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Mayors Coaas.-Mary Shay was commit
ted for associating publicly with free ne
groes.
Frank Downs was charged with having
two brides believed to have been stolen.
Being an able bodied mau he was sent to the
Enrolling officer.
James Khan, charged with being an idle
and dissolute character, was sent to the Ea-
rolling officer.
The case of Charles Riddle and Vim. le-
ber, charged With stealing two horses was
continued.
Margaret Winant and Henrietta Wilson
were tined five dollars each, for selling In the
market after market hours
The case of T.. Brown, charged with giving
theatrical exhibitions at Metropolitan Hall
without . license, was continued.
Judge Lyoss's C0nst-Peter Reynolds wB
yesterday tried before this Court on le
charge Of killing one John Gordon, a paroled
Yankee prisoner, in house Of ill-fame, on
the 26th of November last. The jury having
heard the evidence acquitted the prisoner.
The trial Of Robert Clarke, for picking the
pocket Of VIM. j. Mcdowell, at the Central
Depot, was continued till Saturday next, on
account Of the absence Of the witnesses.
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DUNAWAY.-$lG reward v1N 3 ~ ~ ~
III delivery 70 n Dsvls . q 6 5 0sGgo -
named John Hs b about 10 ysoss ~ ol1Gn1o01
the toes, and grey psutAloeas, vhso ~ 10 49,.
lie was raiaed In AlbenaSls, by Df & J Ceek
ap io--6if ono 3UDU
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UNDELIKERED TELE0RANS.

TNxLFGRAAs.-Telcan dispatched, which
were not delivered for want OF prooer address,
may be found al the Richmond Once, $50 Main St:
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IINDEkTAkiSG-Ali kiads Of eoGno - -,
I and funerals served at The ehOeeo0e noeeoo.
fURNlTURB.
Several tine bedsteads and busoano ~ enDa-
Furniture made to order, and rspalslne 1ooe 9 -
old stand of BnfoFd + Porter, On, e0lnes II 81
Fv3nkin sts.
ap l5-2aw3w> JOHN oluPo8D.
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lNOtice.

Notice.
4 Ill PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
/ y 'he Estate o tho late DR.. Henry Cantey, will
present them properly attcstcd and those indebted
will make payment to John Cantey.
MARY c. CANTEY,
Oct.-22 Il. Adninistratri1. =
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES. S. &.
COLUMBIA, Sept, 80, 1864.

COLChBia, ocPC oV, 1864. J
GENERAL ORDER NO. 7.
7 PeRsUGNT TO GENERAL ORDER mo ~
Ajutant and Inspector Generals Office current
| SERIES Qereuno apsndcdJ the Drigader General
commanding Re forces OF South Carolina hereby
assumes control aud direction Of thccunserp,on
vrC in tile State
IL. Except hereinafter specified, the organization
OF the transcription department in the State INCLUDING
the Examining Iioars will be preserved; :,,d ull ex-
istinE ur!ers regulations and instructions Of tile Com
n'i"nt o conscripts will be continued Of force until
Otherwise ordered
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
Will report Immcdialely to the Comantant of Con-
SCRIPTS and through him communicate with these
Headquarters and will; through him. receive orders
and Instructions.
w. All communications iii reIa,ion't to the Conscrip
to serH III the State. and MI applications ex-
c!npton and detail. must be made through the Com
mandant Of Conscripts communications on ull other
IuhJects Will continue to be made through the Il. A
Gene::l Of the Reserve Forces, S c.
'. The office Of Cong. cssional District Enrolling
Oicer being abolished, all officers heretofore acting
IN that capacity will report by letter to the Command
ant OF t"nscripts tor assignment other duty setting
lort their rank corps position md present assignment
TO duty. Competent officers will be assigned "l-
spectors of ofConscrpon," i'll the several Congressional
Districts.
VI. With view to compliance of Par III Of said
General Order No 73, the. Conmantlan OF Conscripts
will, witl'outnlcly, order the medical examination of
all commissioned officers and other p:rsuus (eXccpt
those "f tile "nvalid Corps emp Dyed in the enroll
ing service OF this Stalls ~ConmsSorcd officers us to
whom no disability is found to exist, will hold them.
selves i'll readiness To be assigned to duty in tic field
rs soon practicable.
VII. Application Tor assignment to duly as Enroll
lnG Olcers, Assistants Clerks and to eler positions
lii The tonscrip'ioR service in this Sta1e he
celved from officers, noI-commissioned officers and
prlVates belonging to the Reserve Forces and oui
retired and light duty officers and men, and per
Sons not liable to service in the field. Snch .pn:,-
tons, enclosing testimonials Of character intelligence
and fitness will be addressed 10 Maj. e. ID. MELTON,
ConW;lltant of Co'sc pts Columbia S. G. :.
BY command Brig. Gen, CnEsNur.
ED. II. BARN NN'ELL
A. h. Cen.
- Oct So
kii State nApers cnpY three iines
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Printing for the Legisla:
fire.

DERs0NS WISHING TO CONTRAGT-Ton THE
l. PRINTING fn tiie TWO Houses Of the Legisa-
turc Of South Carolina, Of either Of theu will sub
mil their proposals to the Undersigned At Columbia.
or before 2Sth Of November inst -
The following, as near can be ascertained will be
the character and quantity of the York: ;
Bills, in Plea, 81 Iines Of 35 ems-2,l1e oms por
page.
81 ems cach--l,7o5 .1s per page =. -
Permanent Journal, Long Primer So lines o3 81 ems
eacli-l, 705 ems per page.
Calendars of the Two Houses, I.oug Primer IS lines
Of 81 ems each -l,1c5 ems per page.
The Bills to be printed on good writing paper and
all other printing TO be done prin ting paper of as
fine quality cam be procured. g.
EAua S'Ics oforerJ p"por ordered o h. printed by
either House. must he furnished to eaoh member of
the other branch OF tho Legislature. .''
Ofthe Bills, Reports, Documents. Journal and CAL
cndar two hundred copies are REQUIRED daily one
Representatives,, and fifty for the members of the Son
ate.
The Journal and Calendar must be delivered pune
iualy mt hctTe the hour of meeting of tile Houses
OF each day, and one copy by the hour to be de-
vered at the Executive Department, and copy to
the State Auditor
The Acts and Permanent Forms Of the Houses must
be printed stitched and ready for delivery by the goth
of February after the regular session. Rule and fig.
re work 10 count double and pages and side notes
he estimated at the rate Of l,7O5 ems per page.
The two Houses will separately choose the Printer
OF their daily work. and will unite in the selection O.
the Printer of their permanent work, viz: Acts Re-
ports, Resolutions, &c. .
Proposals ior the Printing Of the two Houses, or Of
either House, conform the foregoing specihcs
tons. W. L MARTIN,
Clerk Of Senate
JOINT. SLOAN,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives
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/. l.. SUBSCRIBERS WHO DO NOT GIVE. FIX
PRESS notice to tho contrary considered as wish.
ing to continue their subscription
2. If subscribers order the discontnuanco Of their
newspapers the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrcarages arc paid. ..'
g. If subscribers neglect refuse TO tako their news
papers from the Offices to which they directed they
are hold responsible until they have settled the bills
and ordered them discontinued.
A. II subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the newspapers sent
to the former direction they held responsible for
the same. -
s. Tho Courts havo decided that refusing to take
newspapers from the Office moving and leaving them
uncalied for is prima facts" evidence Of intentional
fraud.
G. The Courts have also repeatedly decided that
postmaster VINO neglccts to perform his duty Of giving
reasonable notice, required by the Post Office De-
partment, ofthe neglect OF person to take from the
Office newspapers adr Sscd to him. renders the Post
masters mhe to the pu hlishers for the subscription
price
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s'*ATE; Or soUEEa CAROLINA.

CoLrMnA, Nov IS, 8G4
GENERAL 0RDEA!s N0l5.
/ TIE COMPANIES ORGANIZED IN
every Militia Regiment of this State will
forthwith proceed to Hamburg, S. G., and re-
poit for duty to Lieut.. Col. Wimot u. De-
SausSrrc, a. d. G..
II. The commanding officers of sail conpa-
n1cs Will immediately snnrI.on the members If
their respective companies, As well as al per-
sons within the Militia Regiments to Which they
belong, and who have not been curule.l but
Who arc liable to duty beyond the limits Of
their Districts, to assemble ut the most con-
venlcnt points on the line OF railroads, prepared
to proceed at once to Hamburg. >.
Eli. The troops will provide themselves with
hsVcrsacks and four days la:onS, and such
supplies Of c!utliny and cooking utensils rs are
Indispensable COR their como.t in the ie!,l, with
out encumbcring themselves with suGe, articles
A. arc not absolutely necessary
~. Company officers arc authorized to issue
certificates. for the transportation nf members Of
their respective commands.
Y. The persons liable to this service arc al;
persons between the ages o!sixtcrn and seven
teen years, and all persons between seventeen
and fifty years OF age, who are EXEMPT from
Confederate service, but who "r.. not EXEMPT
by the laws Of this Stale from State service,
A''S'''
dcd agricultnrstS who lave been exempted bv
Confederate authority rs owners and managers
of their own plantations.
W. Companies convenient to Hamburg will
select their own means Of transportation to that
point.
VII The commanding officers of Regiments,
and all general officers as well as the officers
commanding these companies, are charged with
the Immediate extension of these orders with
ont further noticc.
VIII. The "Battalion Of State Cat!cts' ana
the companies Of Mounted Infantry, command
ed by Captains Frederick and Percival, " i'll hold
themselves in readiness to take the field at the
shortest notice.
TX. The Governor and COMMANDMENT clict
enJolns, as a matter of the utmost Importance
for tho public defence, the prompt execution OF
these orders, and the. assembling Of the troops
at the places designated without delay. -
by command:
A. G.. LINGTON
Adjutant and Inspector General
:T Papers of the State publish one week.
%,> 2l-Gt.
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Council Notice.

IT. Is ORDERED THAT THE E.FOLLOWING
z rates Of Stalage be charged, and after Monday
next viz:
On all beef offered for sale in Market Four Dollars
Veal, Two Dollars
!logs-ovcr 50 lbs, Three Dollars.
I!gs-"ndcr 5o lbs. Two Dollars
Mutton anu lhdcS. Two Dollars
1T is also ordered that Two Dollars bc charged for
empounling Horses and Mules For Hogs, Two Dol
lars each. For Sheep and Goats. One Dollar.
1t further ordered that the Wciger ut the Public
Scales 30 allowed Fifty Cents compensation for each
draught.
ny order Of Council. r. NJ. KENNEDY,
Clerk Of Council.
Nov. L. IA
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For faIe.

TVNIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
L trustv negro fellow-age over fifty years F.
further particulars apply D. D. HOCOTT ~
Nov. 1b
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Removed.

UBSCR1BERH HAS REMOVED ONE DOOR
We Mr.. Brnson's Tin Factory, where he will
to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES. Uav.
aoer OF llrst rate worhmen, lie will execute all
ith neatness, durability and despatch.
.4-Jd2w w r.. IiIICHaON
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OR,
TIE BDIDAL OF TIE FOTNDLING.
1LLUsTnATED,)

D..
Upon all our publications we allow liberal discount
TO the Trade. - .
Upon account OF the insufficient supply of paper
each edition OF these beautiful Novelietes will be lim
cd thereoe tile Trade had better forward their orders
once
Address ~
WA. n. SMITH i CO., Publishers,
. Raleigh, N. O.
TB Editors inserting this advertisement with ,hi
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SOUTHERN FIELD & FIR EslDE.
THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTE
RIAL CORPS OF BOTH JOURNALS
RETAINED.


Il ME FROPRTETORS OF THE "MERCUR
4 having purchased tho Southern Fiold and Fire
side and linng il impossible make arrangements
which would INSURE regular supply of paper, upon
account Of the rrcgularity and uncertainty of trans
porta ion for the 'F'cd and Firesde" at Augusta, Ga
tile same having to be supplied from the mills at Raj
cgh, u, have removed the Field and Fireside" to
Raleigh and combined these tWnkerlng Literary Jour-
nails. he "Mcrcury' is ,hcfefo:s merged into Lie
''Southcns Field and Fresdc,' and will he so publish
cd until tic state OF the country will justify d,vcrgc
as ncreotore Subscribers both journals will receive
the lape to the full time Of subscription without delay
or interruption.
The eltre Editorial anu Contrbutoral Corps OF both
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;L:he Richmond Examiner,
PUBLISHED DAILY SEMI WEEKLY AND
HEEkLI T.

: TERMS :--TlsE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMI-
NrR is mailed ut Fifty oi.ara per year; Twenty five
Dollars for six months; Fifteen Dollars Tor Three months
and Five Dollars Tor one month
THE SEMI-W EEkLY lXAMIN EIe is issued every
Tuesday aud FRIDAY, and by mail at Twenty live
Dollars per year; Fifteen Dollars for six months, and
T,si DO lars for three months.
THE WEEKLY En- AMINER is issued every Fri
day, ami mailed to subscribers ut Fifteen Dollars per
year and Ten 3, liars for six months.
E:S- The Examiner is published the cash system,
and will not depart from it under any
Persons who desire to got the paper will please
pany their orders Wth the cash.
Carriers and News Dealers will be furnished at the
rate of Twenty Dollars per hundred.
Advertisements will be inserted in the Daily, Semi
Weekly and Weekly at Two Dollars per square ofciglt
lines or less for evory insertion.
Persons sending subscriptions must do it at their
risk.
Wcwil under no circumstances return unsolicited
and rejected communications
ETROM THIS DATE WE SHAL HARG
Il three dollars Omnibus fare to and fro part
of the town. TO or from Kirkwood, l. yol tie
limits of the town, six dollars. Tho hgl pT.cts Q
horse feed compel to advance our rates
j. TX WITH ERSPOON.
T.. G ROBINSON.
Ocober4
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'-PhCh"IU
HOW employed i'll writing for the "FirM and Fireside"
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WAR TlX 0PlI(E.

CAMDEN, 8 G., Nav II, 1861.
xNTE WILL. BE AT TIE Fol. LI.OWIN,i piA CES
W on the days specified below for tho purpose OF
assessing the ad .alorcn tax:
Liberty It'll --rhur-tlus. l1th instant.
Fat Eock-Fri.iav and Saturday, 18th and lsth
: BnIalo-At Mr.. ';t,Ssel Sowei's-iue 22na
Lyzen,y Wc,lnrs,l,v, Dbl.
l,r Luc.is'-lhursiiav, 24,h.~
S.hro.E'S Mill--Fritiuv,, 25tl
Cueon's Mill->alul.nv. 18th.
JOHN EANTEN.
kUET. NJ. KENNEDY
Nov. list Assessors 1lh e. D.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-03

Dr.. VI. Iaphael, the AstrolnGcr hgs no connection
Wtth PROF Ess0R or Dr. w. m. Raphael, o. EIthEby
cher gentleman Of the Same name.
30 Cut th,l advertisement cut. When yo1 coma
bring II with you aud shJw TO tue girl who opens Tho
t0or. 10 prevent nI!stakss, ask 70
SEE THE DOCTOR 1cIdgEZY.
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PlLLSl |
COATED.
Regulator,
PRESETER
G Fl E. re
SUGAR
Female
dGALTH
FJr Rs RsHCral Of ObI'rnc'ionS, and n,
IRsrr ars Of RS9aigrity ia the Re-
eur;eHes ,j tie MoaEn Tsrioa,.

They cure r, obviato those numerous diseases
that spri : fIVln rregulAnt!, by removing she
rr,gE!s,i.y t,a,i.
They cuf, Suppressed, Ex2SssiTo aud PaiC-
ful Nen4Jrua'iOn.
They cure Grlon sickness (CNlorosisl.
They cute Nervous aud Sp nal An etionH
pains the ha. k. and lover parts cG the body
llc>yinps, Fatigue "a III -ht exef,ion. PAlPitS-
In cf The il'Art. L,wu ~ of Spirits li!s.rtlc.
sick Headache. Gidiiues-, &c exc, In u woi,
~ removing tho Irrocllarily they remHye th,
rpu-P STl with il Att tG9 Sf,ets thHt spEtn-
from IL.
tIrn posed nf -i'nple vegetable extract, thy
'oGta u NOTHING ielutriuus - any constitution
however le'i1aD1. rhrir iNUs.i1n haine to suh-
.'iu'r strcnlb. for wcakn'ss, which when pre-
-, IL Usrd. they urre f.ilsh "a d..
They nay ho saeiy used Il, any ago, snl At
lry periJc, IEcrPf pvRINa TnE vlErr THREE
iOHTHs. daring which the nrrtaling natUre ,i
Heir action woAlI inihlibly PRtyENT Ieen-
any.
Al Altars seeking information or aavieS VII
- rr mrtiy. freely u'h discTeeNl aEs"s,od'
Fuil directions a company each hog.
pie ~ nrrh { o-siS u Ntnfur -.
S'nt by ma free .! p'S,rc", On receipt oi
"ri,o.
s,ll .. M,Artl7r ~ :. V. D'dges Drug store
md By all respectable nrrggi'ts,
'4I'A 80 'lS ilSl!1 6. on t9-'u ga
'4HoL1rad'uI RIOS
'ol = NIMA4N Il A "a