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BALrrlioat, Ohio, April 30, 1864
A. party fae given. by Mr., 4HotfEs.
WAkNfE at thiB pbobld % near Ithisl
place on the afternoon and evening Of
Wednesday, April 81, 1864, for the en-
tertainment of bis brother Captain e.
WARStR, who il, ! hhlfeye, st home for
the purpose Of recruiting.
Guestsiw6re invited eof7h0th lssxeG
both old and young, to partake othis
hospitality, and TO spend an hour Of
two with him at his residence. ssga
At the specified time those who
were invited began to gather In, until
his spacious house was pretty well
filed up. The time having arrived at
which dinner was to be served, his
guests were invited to partake of a re-
past, such as was a credit to those by
whom it was prepared; showing that
neither labor nor pains had been spar
red to entertain those who had been
invited in sunptyious manner The
tables We're kept standing in readiness
until evening, SO that those who did
not get there in time to be at the first
table might not 60 away hungry, as it
seemed they had determined to feed all
that cauo,. for there was an ample
store of eatables prepared in anticipa.
ton of a large attendance. I have
been creditably informed that about
one hundred and twenty partook of
Ih;s hos0tto1,txt M ox1 t,,oe n ..,,x..ho,.
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List Of Fairfield County Boys Killed ana
wounded In tho I2Sth Regiment
CAMP IN THE WILDERNESS,
NEAR THE BATTLE FIELD,

NEAR TIE BATTLE FIELD,
May 18th 1854. }
EDITORS GAzErTE:--I herewith
transmit you a list of killed, wounded,
and missing, of Fairfield county boys
in the 126th Regiment, which, please
publish for the information OF their
friends and relatives:
KILLED.
John Library, Jesse Stith,
w. H. Parido.
WOUNDED.
James Hardwick, wounded severly.
D. Camp, wounded slightly in hand.
L. NJ. Strckler, wounded slightly
in leg.
ID. Baker, wounded severely.
John Childs, wounded in thigh &C.
verely. =.
Stephen Groves, wounded in left
shoulder, severely.
J. Maulcr, wounded in thigh severe.
B, NJ. Page, wounded in thighs and
arm,
VIM. Paul, wounded in foot.
J. NJ. Reedcr, wounded in head
neck, and arm,
Stephen Richards, wounded in hand.
Amos Rutter, wounded in arm.
Jacob Smith, wounded in head.
David Snyder wounded in thigh.
Samuel Spcery, wounded in knee.
]. L. Turner, wounded slightly.
John W. Turner, wounded in hand
slightly.
]. McCallistcr,wounde severely.
ID. Burrih, wounded severe.
Samson Sands, wounded leg slight
ly,
d. M. Wilson, wounded.
Adam Snyder, wounded in hand.
Martin Swick, wounded severely.
]. NJ. Crawford, wounded mortally
]. s. Neale, wounded mortally.
]. h. Ashbaugh, wounded slightly
II. II. Hile, wounded in leg slight
, Henry c. Smith, wounded in 10
slightly. :,
Adam Crawford, wounded and mil
sing.
: Lieut. J. c. Watson, missing.
!. A. Z. Hueston, missing.
( John w. Miller, missing. E
Us. Stoneburner, missing
Lieut. Col. Ebright was slight
D. wounded in the head, but presun
# will be able to assume command
), Reg't in q day or two. We left can
!, ten days since with over five hundr'
men and this morning we had but OF
hundred men in all.
Serg't G. @, CRAWFORD,
- Co. II 126th Ohio.
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Tho Tremendous Battle OF Thursday-
Further Details.
HEAD'oRs ARMY OF PoToMAc,
Nav 18th 1864.

HEAD'QR ARMY OF POTOMAC,
May 18th 1864.
Tho Army of the Potomac has
achieved the greatest victory OF the
war after some of the severest fight
ing ever recorded in history. 4
The battle yesterday is acknowl-
edged to be the heaviest of all. Last
ing from daylight till after dark, it
was removed about 9 P. NJ, and con-
tinued till nearly three A. M, with
parties contending during the night
for the possession Of a line Of rifle-pits
from which our men had driven tho
enemy in the morning.
The enemy fell back early this
morning, and skirmishing is now 60
ing on, our troops following them up
through the woods. The scene pre-
sonted to-day is entirely beyond do.
scription, the dead and dying being
| left behind and in front of our breast
works, they, in some places, lying in
piles three or four deep, many OF then
being wounded in several parts of th'
BODY. The enemy had removed I
large portion Of their dead and woun
ded, during the night, from portions
of the line, but there were place
where they could not reach, and the.
lay as thick as our own.
II was Gen. Birney's division OF tn
I'd corps, which charged the position
and lost 700 mcn., ~ II
Every regiment in the division dii
tinVuished itself, and no one bore
more noblo part than the 93d N. Yor
Volunteers Col. CarrolIs brigad
aided this division in the charge, ant
as usual, performed their share Of th
h work with marked gallantry, Colon,
!. Carroll is wounded the second tim
Y but keeps on duty. Some Of the cal
t sons are now being brought in whic
s. could not be done before. Number
q guns captured, thirty-nine, Mar
colors taken, qbnt their captors st
retain them as trophies Carol
brigade took o number Of prisone
land standard colors this morning ire
O.. rebel regiments which they surprls
in piece of woods.
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A WISE ACT.

Those journals and politicians who
last winter condemned Congress for
"wasting time" on tho creation OF a
Lieutenant. General, were not as wise
as Congress, The creation of the office
of Lieutenant General and the recon-
mendation and confirmation ofthe ap-
pointment of General Grant were the
most important acts of the present
National Legislature, The ono thing
needed from the beginning of the war
has been military man competent to
command the whole Federal Army,
and having complete control Of it,
Grant is that man. Being Lieutenant
General, his rank and authority are un
questioned, and he may send Halleca
and Stanton to Fort Lafayette If they
attempt to interfere with his operations
He is the real commandment chief o
the vast army Of the United States
and reports only to the Chief Magls
} trato.
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ConEratulatory Order From General
Meade to Hts Troops.

COnKrNyuIhyOfy NVAANA"A
Meade to Hts Troops.
WASHINGTON. May 14,-Dispatches
dated Headquarters Army of the Pc.
tomac, May 1872 o'clock noon-aS
which time tho messenger to the
Associated Press left, contain the fol-
lowing
HEADoUARTERs ARMY Potomac, May
13.-Soldiers, the moment has arrived
when your Commanding General feels
authorized to address you in terms of
congratulation For eight day and
nights, almost without intermission, in
rain and sunshine, you have been
gallantly fighting a desperate foe in
positions naturally strong, rendered
doubly so by intrenchments.
You have compelled him to abandon
his fortifications on the Rapidan, to
retire and attempt to stop your onward
progress, and now no has abandoned
his last intrenched position, 80 tenaci-
ously held suffering in all, q loss OF
eighteen guns, twenty-five colors, and
eight thousand prisoners, including
two general officers.
Your heroic deeds, and noble endu.
rance of fatigue and privations, will
ever be memorable.
Let us return thanks to God for the
mercy thus shown us, and ask earn
estly for its continuance.
Soldiers, your work is not over
The enemy must be punished and over
come.
: The courage and fortitude you hav'
displayed, renders your commanding
:. General confident that your futur
: efforts will result in success. Will
we mourn tho loss Of many gallan
6 comrades, let us remember that tn
enemy must have suffered equal, If nc
s. greater losses We shall soon receiv
reinforcements, which he can not eS
pect. Let us determine then to cor
tinue vigorously the work so we'll b.
gun, and with Gods blessing, in
short time the object Of our labors wi
y be accomplished. e
10 GSigned1 A. ]. MEADE,
OF Major General Commanding.
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yALuABLE RECIPES.

For preserving the complexion tenn
perance. For whitening the hands !;
honesty. To remove stains: repen-
tance: For improving the sight, ob-
servation. The most valuable ring
the home circle. For improving the
voice: civility. The best rougue; mo-
desty. The best eye-water: charity
A cnre for deafness attention, A mix
ture to clear the throat: cheerfulness
A wash for wrinkles. contentment, A
general beautifier: contentment.
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Rev. NJ. D, CONWAY, the European
correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, writes o letter to that journalfrom
Stratford .on-Avon, the birth place Of
Shakespeare, which we republish on
our first page, 1t contains IN inter
esting summing up ofall that is known
Of that wonderful genius whose three
huudredth birth day the world ha'
inst finished celebrating,
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THE COUNTY CONVECTION.

In another column we publish the
proceedings Of the County Convention
held on last Saturday. Tho business
before. the Convention was dispatched
with great promptness and harmony,
and the meeting adjourned amid enthu.
eiahtic cheers for Grant and the Army.
The Delegates appointed to the Dis
trict and State Convention are mon
who willrepresentthe willofthe Union
men Of the County. That will wo
kpow to bo in favor Of Colonel Cox.
yfLL for Congress, and of Lincoln dele
Gates to the National Convention. In
other portions Of the district there isan
clement against both Of these, but We
hope TO see it defeated, and united
with us upon Lincoln and Connell
ticket The Central Committee chosen
by the Convention We believe to be q
working Committee, and therefore the
very sort of one needed in this county.
From this time, tho campaign may be
considered ns fairly opened, and the
Central Committee arc especially ex-
pccted TO put their shoulders to the
wheel and set the Union wagon to 60.
ing. They will do it, with q bettcl
hope Of success this fall, than over be
fore. The people have about mad'
up their minds to no longer support
eet Of men who instigato murders il
our midst, who make the adminlstra
tion Of justice a farce, who strike a
Churches, Sunday Schools, and Higl
Schools, s,and who hope for the triumph o
treason, the division Of tho Union ,ant
the overthrow Of tho Government
The Resolutions adopted by tho Con
vention are brief and pointed, expires
sing the meaning and the sense Of tn
Convention instead of concoaling then
They assert but two things, lst. Thi
the Union men ofthe county will stan
by the Government against all oppos
ton, South or North and I'd. Th'
they viii render pQueStioniag suppo
to the Government until the rebellio
is suppressed II the Government
to be taken to,,tas< for any thing,it wi
be douc when we are out of danger
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GRANT vs.. THE ooPPEnmEADs.

GRANT W.. THE COPPERHEADs.
The Copperheads acknowledge that
to suppress tho rebellion is to suppress
their party. There is q man named
Grant now marching, with several
hundred thousand Abolitionists, upon
the headquarters Of tho Copperheads,
killing the members Of that party who
oppose his progress and with high
hand interfering with tho personal
liberty Of Democrats who are engaged
in tho peaccablo avOcations OF war
against the Government. His object
is TO capture the leaders Of the party,
and hang them, to break up their con-
ventions, caucuses, and, in short, TO
overthrow the party.
God speed General Grant, lIc is
doing more to break down the Copper,
heads than all the politicians and
stumpers in the country. Every blow
struck at Lees army takes off thchead
olsome venomous reptile here at home
Every shell breaks the back Of somC
snake who has been crawling in tn,
rear and poisoning the loyal Nortl
since the rebellion began. The crush
lug of Lees army crushcs the Copper
head army ofthe loyal States. Tn
suppression Of traitors South, suppre'
SEES them North. Not that Grant
fighting a political party directly, b'
the copperheals have staked the TO
tunes of theiriparty upon tho succe
of the rebellion. and the party mu
sinls.with the cause. s
Z suecSss 20 General Grant. Dow
with the Rebellion, and oyerythil
that feelings to it. Let. the Rebels al
acoppefhepdS bsi driven out togeth'
-.iwitk I'd cnrse of Cain upon the
Ifpwa, ana iet The cOpperheads
forever remembered and scorned
thsSpdrty whiehrwaS willing to be
ccssory to the attempted murder
tho nation,
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JusT REoEIvEp.-P, Rising has just
received a choice stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing at his stand, Tall
,madge Block, Main street. He is also
prepared to make to order, on short
notice, oil kinds of Clothing. If you
want anything in the Clothing line call
at the Store P. Rising and you will
there find Just the article to suit you
April Z, lS6i--3m
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY--we canconscientiousy
10 those suffering from q distressing
eoueh. DR.. Stricklands Mellihnous Cough balsams.s
Ia ewes almost instant relief and Is not
10 ths taste There is no doubt but the @
~ n III tbat III proprietor claims ior IL We have
trieiit during The past week, and found relief
most distfesSlne cough, Tisprepared BY Dr, s!ricx
land, No. East FOURTH st., Cincnnata, o'' "nu'' or
sale by Druggists Of so cents per ootue'
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The Union voters in each Congress
sional District are requested to select
two delegates and two alternatives to
the National Union Convention, at
such time and place as may be agreed
upon; but if such delegates shall not
be selected before the meeting Of the
State Convention on the 25th Of May,
then the delegates to that Convention
will select such delegates to tho Ma
tional Union Convention, for their re-
spective districts,
The Committee would suggest tina
the County Conventions for selecting
delegates to the State Convention be
held on Saturday, the 14th Of May.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OrFIoE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, 7
WAsHINaToN, May IL, ga, }
SIR In reply to yours of the 18th
ulto., / have to say: That an Assist
ant Assessor should assess the penalty
Of so per centum in oil cases of neglect
10 make return Of income, except
where such neglect is due to sickness
or absence from home.
Very Respectfully.
q. 3. A. ROhLdNS,
x Deputy Commissioner.
G, F. SHRPFER, Esq, Ass'r 18th Ohio
Lancaster, Ohio.
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For legal aSs lance and other necessary s1Pendi'
tures in the disposal of private land claims In Call
fornIR, ten thousand dollars.
California land claims, ten thousand dollars. y
JUsTIcEs OF THE suPREnE couAE OF TaE USIE&D
STATES.
For salaries Of the chief justices aud nine ascot
ate justices, sixty thousand i've hundred dollars.
For travelling expenses of the Judge assigned to
the tenth circuit Tor attending session of SnpEems
Court Of the United states, one thousand dollars.
For salaries Of the district judges Of the United
States, one hundred and eighteen thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars. ID or
Por salaries OF the chief justice Of the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, the associate
judges aud judges Of the Orphan court, fourteen
thousand ave hundred dollars. r. #
PJr B1aEy Of the reporter Of the decisions oil thI
Supreme Court of the United States, one thousand
three hundred dollars. .-E
For compensation of the district attorneys nine
teen thousand two hundred and hfty dollars.
For compensation Of the mArshals, eleven thous
and six hundred Oollpa.
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thereby certify TO the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named RuarAntorB are good and
sufficient as securities for the amount for which they
offer to be security. -.f r.H
To be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other ofHcer
under the United States Government, or responsI-
BILE person known 70 this Office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined at this office on WED
NESDAf and SATURDAY Of each week, at IL NJ
Bidders are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening Of bids, If they desire.
A. Y. BARRINGER,
Captain and Chief Quar- term Aster,
Jan22-tf Department OF West Virginia.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL.

[DATE.t
/, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United states at the Quarter
master Department at -, agreeable to the terms
your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,--ls6i, the following
articles, viz:
-----Iushels of Corn, in sacls, At--per bushsI
Of SOL ffty-siK pounds. at
---BushelS OF oats, in sacks, Rt--per busheI
Of ISL thrty-two poundH.
pounds.
Tons of Baled Straw Ht-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before the day Of
-lS64, and to be completed on before the
day OG-lS6-, and pledge myself 70 enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ton
days after being notified that my bid has been ac-
cepted.
Your ob't. servant,
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aaiIg amtelIigeufer,
OFF'ICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First SsssiOn Of the Thirty
eighth CongresS.
rPunl11c-No. 1911

An ACT making appropriations for the legislative,
executive aud judicial expenses OF the Govern
Inent for the year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty ave, and for other purpCses-
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of kePre-
sentAliyts oil the United states Of America IN U0n.
gees AsSembleI, That the following sums be and
The same heieIy, appropriated, out OF any money
in the treasury otheIw appropriated, Tor the
elects hereinafter expressed Tor he seal year end.
ing the tLirtieIh Of June, eighteen hundred and
SIXTY .nTe, name J:
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RSPFor the Removal Of ObstrEehoHS, an
the Insurance Of Regularity IN the Re
. ri. e,rrrS1rs offb. MonfhE,I PERIOD

hSy@ For the Removal Of Distractions, an
the Insurance Of Regularity IN the Re
eurTenee Of the Monthly PERIOD.
SA-The cure or obviate those numerous diseases
thar spring from irregularty, by removing the IT.
1A-They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
full MengtruRtion.
N9-They cure Green Sickness (0hlorosi.). r7t
H1-They cure Nervous and Spinal Adeettonap pains
in the back, and lower parts Of the body HeAyines
Fatigue slight eXertiOn, Palpitaton OF the Heart
LOwness OF Spirits, Hystoria Sick Headache Giddt-
ness ETC., etc. In a word. by removing the Irregu'
lArity, they remove the cause and with 10 ALL the
effects that spring from it.
ns4-CompOsed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 any constitution, how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail TO do.
E4-They may be safely used a any age, and q
any period EXCEPT DURING THE EIRsrTHhEE
MONTHS, during which the unfAiling nature Of
their action would infallby PREVENT pregn snoy.
~ All letters seeking information or advice VIII
be promptly, freely and diacTeetly answered.
~ Full directions accompany each box.
E tC Price 81 Per box, or six boxes for IS.
g8rsent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
IE-sOld by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. ". r. MERWIN 4 co.,
Sole PToprietOrS,
mr24 dGwly No, SO Liberty str, New York.
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Capt. A. V. BARRINaER Chief QuarternAstsr Depart.
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE,

GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County o., and State u, hereby jointly
and seyeTally covenant with the United States an
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-be
accepted that he they will within ten days after
the acceptance of said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties in q
sum equalI the amount of the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms of
bid was made, and in case the sAid--shall fail to
enter into contract rs Aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the difference between the offer by the
said--and the noXt lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands aud seals this-dsy OF
-1S64.
Witness:
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

- oUAoKERT.Vl -
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For salaries OF the Attorney General, Assistant
Attorney General and the clerks and messenger IN
his ofhee, twenty thousand three hundred dollars
Contngent expenses OF the ONCE OF the ATTORNEY
General. namely. > ~ TII--7- =
Tor fnel labor, furpiture stationery aud rnisesl-
iAreors henas, three thousaI dollars.
Fur purchase Of Law and necessary books for the
othee Of the Attorney General, tGo hundred and
hoy dollars. Ill-ltG 800
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by . certain practice
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
nom evil companions, or At school, the Effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when aaisep, and II not
cured readers marriage impossible, and DESTROYS
both mind and body should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snAtched from all prospects and euioymsnts Of life
by the consequences OF deViating rom the path Of
nature Hndindulging in certain secret habit Such
perSons NfUaT, bafore concentrating
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate from one fthe most eminent Colleges N
the United States, and the greater part Of whose NE
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some OF
the most astonishing cures that were ever known: :
many troubled with ringing in the had and AZ
Wnen RGleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed Al
sudden sounds, bashfulnes5, with frequent blushinR
cured Immediately.
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BAR IRON
OAR IRON, Round from SIG to Sin.
ID BAR IRoN, Square Z to ~ In.
BAR IEoN, Plat, 4" EE< 10 6&1f in.
BAR IRoH, Oval, 90 SIS to I&I1S in.
BAR IROs, uaIfOvaI" IS to l&L< in.
BAR IRoN, Cut to lengths for Tire.
BAR IRoN, Hoop, from q to in. From Penn
sylvania, American, Wayne, and Sligo Mills, Pitts
burgh.
P. HILDRETH 4 Bro
'an22 .T.. IS Main Htreets
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MARRIAGE,

Reaeet that . sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubial hAppI-
hes. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly dArksns to the view; the MIND becomes shadOWed
with despair and allied with the melancholy Tsdeo-
with our own
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TaRRIroRr OF NEpRAskA.

For 8aIare8 OF goVernor, chleI Justice and Two as
sooiAIe judges aud secretary, ten thousand Te hun
dred dollars
For contingent expenses of said Territory, one
thou and dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of the members of
the Legislative Assembly officers, CLERKS and eOntn
gent expensts Of assembly, hfteen thousand d.lArs
TERRIToRY COLORADO.
For Ga'aries OF governor and Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs, chief Justice and two associate judges
and secretary, nine thousand hundred dollars
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, one
Thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the members Of
the legislative Assembly, Officers, clerks and con-
tioEent expenses Of the assembly, fifteen thousand
dOllaFs