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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-28

l. h,b:ts and sentiments Of tho peop'e
"a rho don, know that By ono single &C. ..
:. :;,h,csi;s mum as iesisintOf be may sfect
more rem, good for The cause Of Christianity,
and III: consequent prosperity, huppiness' "nu
-, res. of u nation, than he could po;''o'y
have accomplished in whole lifetime "S
nn;,;o,,r. We will not stop to illustrate anu
nrore this position; the history OF the "or'u
.c,,e the reader. Read and reflect. The
biuhes, authority in the universe '"ys-
uWhcn the righteous arc in authority, the
neopIe rejoice; but when the wicked rule'+'he
a.,n;c mourn" This truth Is abundant'y
:, ompli6ed in the present bloody contest IN
our own country.
And here nc find man, right from the
n;as, Of the ascending flames, the roar oa
capnon, and the groans Of tho dying-nnd ai'
,bc dread desolations Of war universally
admitted to. have been precipitated BY wicKeo'
(uunr;uciplcd mcn-urging that such mon are
hr preferable 10 men Of picty and Christian
character, and especially if they should hap-
non TO be ministers of the Gospel! Congress
may mss laws subjecting them to all the
su,ies of n soldier; they may go into the
army and fight, blee.l, suffer, ind die Tor inc
country; they may pay taxes, and bear nj
the burthens common 10 every other citizen
in the nation, but it is sacrilegc for them 10
offer themselves for any position in the civil
affairs of the government, where there Is
likely 10 be some pay involved! We want no
better evidence of the deep derraSity and
tyrunni;zing spirit Of my man, than to know
that this IS his position.
And wish now to say, once for all, that
God rules the destinics Of this world, and that
If VIC MS q people, will persist in insulting
the dignity of His throne by our disregard OF
The principles of virtue and righteousness
BY clevu,ing to power men who practically
deny and insult Deity to Ills very face, lie
will, sooner or later, grind the nation 10
powder, and the advocates OF such policy
will, in the bitterness Of despair, be compelled
to cut the fruits of their doings
wish it understood, however, that we by
no means advocate the doctrine, that minis
ter who has charge, and who is supported
by thu, Charge should quit it for the sake OF
otfcc-unless it is positively certain that he
can do more for the cause Of Christianity and
the general good in the latter than in the for
mcr position; and il. he can, then we argue
that the inct of his being 4 minister is no just
reason whatever why he should be objected
10: md we think all reasonable and good
men will sustain us in our position.
". ". II.
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Tx A..i,tant Editor Of the RepubEea" has
fallen into some very grievous errors In his
"eorrs,pondencc Of q New York paper" and,
iuasmueh q, he attempts to gire our senti.
-u,n.s, Is "rudicar Union paper, We beg
leave to correct him by re.statiug them our
We are ever ready to both forget and for
give any rtpentant rebel" who takes the oath
in sool faith and shOrs that he has forsaken
the traitor,' cause. But No cannot shake
hands with those who perjme themselves, or
who still devote all their sympathic' 70 the
.asmies Of tho government whose protection
they are nixon enough to claim. -. :
We have no "ambi,ion 70 reigu,"-nor have
Any Of our "par.y," as he calls it, shown halt
10 much Of such determination as Mr.. Newton
himself or Mr.. Patrick. Tho "Consefratires'
here are those who sympa,hise With our semi
aristocratic.rebsls, and no others. They dare
not even say tina. they are opposed to our own
town sympathizers.
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. oil. .-- o. .t' ,sNlS
hurls it at US, fnneying that en- outsider Is
whining ovcttths enemies Of. his country 6y;
his soothing roice and conservative sesti' /:
rneuts, whisa really mean no sentiments a !;
nil; but ~sus you imasine".h rebel boat b
sailing TO lou, if you take an observation
shur,rasd. Sou will discover that 1t is your
boat going over to them. Aud 30 II you
want is-let the rebels THE sou and all such
by absorption" If you and your ilk have
no better employment than to fnd fault with
UniDn men And apologize. for traitors If you
pay grtater;heed to the word of traitors than
Union men, as whilom military official said q
he did; or, il like another conservative Union
official sais--you associate with traitors be-
cause they are the only gentlemen in the place,
your room IS better than your company among
true Union. men. .3.... sL.t
There is o secret social and benevolent ut
Union organization in this country, calcula-
ted to promote % great OH cct for the good Of
the country; tits believed to be in the hands
Of true ana faithful men, who, like the Roman
sentinel at the gates of: Pompcii, will stand
firm ut their posts, though. others may COM
promise NTH traitors; and you and your
clan may. call them fanatics" "e1tremists,
and preach against "seorct political socio-
ties" until doonsday, it will pass by them "as
the idle winds which they regard not as il
docs not qpply't tbewsand they well know It, i
This much Of an explanation it was ncces-
sary to gire, to prevent honest, ;well-neaning
" outsiders" from being led astrny by that
article. Further explanation will be uancc-
cssary. GAN lNSlDER."
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- ,.,u,,ful Ia the daxnins y'tr
many .. rni.ur. Of SPRING rev ane 'a'r 80
as s ~. amid the d.''l.sene'' o. ~. "'1 49,,
e Z, INV a,lly.r eotd' o. '0'. A.n .'sa
How na ~. m.p,:a "solden bowl Of h:pp':
!oCst Srot.h at the soansaint nn my, '. -,
n CD ai,sppoin,nens' hare fallen up s,aa,,,
q butn.n nv n. sn,et,, How many sH''s
O ,:;on of faue, hath melted away, t s., .oIs
s s leaving In It's pl,s' INC - -, :.
fr0, ,.,'". ~ hi, e,.ry dsy world -,
realities oh ., , .vift.rinsed moment hath s'd
It, dark thread to weave 'I ~. NV. ,vs6c.1
%o s and few brief months .S Ss
ae'. ,'.nre the whole scene OF 'h'ns, ~, 81.
to ehnnFe rsnr hnrh folded around mum ~ :,
mantle u Of the past, and gone . '','
thu, s rssS We his po,,irs ndm0ni'i0n'' ron,
,ered ye we'll bis parting 0r'e1 t ,I.nS that
ut I.n,n n. the dying message OF menu 49,
- ~, an earth is shadow" that % IS" -:
o. y" .a. a flower We pass away 'ha' -
'aoe' ,,;n 49, .casons fill up the 'aried year. 80
the ,a r0'' nss,inr days complete the cycle o.
human life, and the curtain falls 70 ' ''
more Orc 81 . t xn. he, tho departed Tear!
S ne xsIl his teachings, and write them o.
the ,ublc, of thine heart: 30 shal' 'I0o , Lii
,n -oot even in the midst OF eAr'D''
nix, l;si..i,aIc, and in the strength Of Him VINO
.ououercI death, thou shalt defy Bis power
ITO qucnch thine Immortality
Or shake '"' "EscUE." -
De-, 1864. ...- ''... - b..
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"A TREE Ia known by its fruits" says Dr.
Hamilton, against whom ue have nothing
personally. But since no has attacked
Union man, whose fruits are all sound, in de-
f.pse OF man whose fruits are certainly
oue.tionable-we don't believe even having
been in tho o. S. Army will shield himself
srains. tho test which he urges for others.
His o,gan<n. that, because he never "knew
Claim Agent but would swindle, therefore
Mr.. Slack is guilty" is so lucid that we Won
der no did not choose low instead Of medicine
for a profession. We will "let him alone"
however, when he ceases TO attack Union men,
with charges having no foundation.
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A Hit on the Other Side.

EDS. JOURNAL: Will you be kind enough 10
inform your correspondent Moses" that he
labors under n great mistake in regard TO the
number of "Rcbs,' as he calls them. in this
town? There is but one true reJel in the whole
placc. Many arc called Rebels, but they do
Injustice to the nninc. A Rebel il one who
Inns thrown off the yoke OF the United
States, and is willing to endure every hard-
ship-lose life and propcrty-to maintain the
"rights" bequea,hed to him BY his iorelathers.
The majority of tho Charleston aristocracy
would be glad if the South could become
:" free and independent nution, but rather
Than make any sacrifice Of the comforts Of life.
they willingly cra~l ynOIiy at Tie feet q t"c'e
Sam. In time Of peace, these so-callcd seccs-
sionists, were hons; but in time Of war, they
are shecp! No doubt they have brave hearts,
but when danger is near, their cowardly legs
run away with them
And Moses is mistaken, too, in supposing
that every "bunch Of calico" seen with old
"cot,on beard" envclops the form Of "Reb
woman" Like the non-thcy IRE few in
number. knew Of but three in Charleston.
There orc many who ympathise with the South
they love their "country,' but they love
swcc,hcar,s bettcr-no matter about the color
Of his uniform or his politics. Love, you
know, springs spontaneously from the heart;
and the inspired writer has so beautifully
said-" Love your enemies Then, too, the
military character is invested with such 4
peculiar charm-the military gentleman is
generally graccd with such peculiarly attrac-
tive manners-that few hearts can escape its
seductive influence. The U. S. button is n
oadstoue by which some Of our young ladies
seem drawn, by n mysterious influence, away
from everything else. Miss -, for in
stance, with her sparkling black eyes, and
form 50 "peGte ct pIisuelIk" and Miss -
with her quccnly nppearancc-look upon 1t
o. their Upright particular star" at which
they worship. lfthcy can only hnvea uniform
BY their side, they do not care what sort Of
mau wears it. II he is rs poor rs Job, us old
as Methusalah, and as stupid as Rasselas, it
Nil goes for nothing, if he only wears "shoul.
der straps" and is called Captain" "Major'
or Colonel"
But "Moscs' should make some allowance
for these Southern girls who nre marrying
the "yankec boys" lie must remember that
the Southern "braves," who left their girls
behind, have nearly oil been killed, or, worse
than that, have proved faithless under time
nnd absence; and to wait until after the war
for "birds Of their own feather" old Time
would have left such footprints upon their
fair brows, that the wreath Of orange BIOS
SONS would not sit gracefully upon them
MOL no-if possible, let US cncircle with
"Howcry bands" the North and the South,
and draw them together in sweeter, closer
union Pardon me for thus trespassing
upon your time and patience. Respectfully
49, Yours, &C., A SUBSCRIBER.
...
r@Tbanks to Capt. HEART, for papers, &C..
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- no. III JOURNAL,
,,o.,.ve,r to you, Soldier

..f CO., $500
! >u,,,r cnn,,rxA, to you, Soldier
Tho" Though upon ,he tented fs ,....
,s Nv. nor song ofgladncss
'I so.s u, YOU from the homo you SHE'D
Reach ; .St tho tho hearts TINT it
~n0t' s' ~. rome enwren,hed with prayer
-, vitbip the eyes that lish'it'
Anu %,: s III. image Frightening theFe'
,orrv Christmas to you, Soldier!
Re YOU stranger, be yo'i ir'e"u
r,r Ill vino wear the coat Of a1"Fe'
~ prays my spiris-cod d:}f"d'
Happy Christmas to yOu' So'a'e''
Though upon the battle p,a'n' ,on
s,rn.al;nc with the foes Of Freedom
'''"se numbered with the slain
Years ago the angels lowered
Der an Infant born to save
And to-day will angel watchers
Gnors the Christian soldiers Gr"'e'
,Vannv Christmas to you, Soldier
10 the living, to the dend;
On NJ, who wear the coat Of AZURE
Re immortal glory she'd!
u,rpv Srw-YEAR to you, Soldier!
Though enclosed by dungeon Sfa'e''
Van are shu, from ligh, and Freedom
Feeling all that Freedom hs'es;
rh.re.. n Itch, can pierce your dungeon
There's n beam can light your hear''
c,u.o smile TO wreathe your Forehead
Cause n song your lips to part
,tonnv New.Year to you, Soldier!
Be YOU chained, or be you free;
# YOU wear the coat Of azure
Nav blessing rest on thee'
uarpy Sew.Yenr to You, Soldier!
Though your wounds be deep md "reao
Christ for you was pierced and wounueu'
Twas for you His blood was she'd
lie has felt your pain and anguish
lie has wept to hear your moan
Aud he longs to make you happy
Longs to claim you for his own!
Merry Christmas! Happy New ! e"r'
BE you weak, or be you strong
70 all who wear the coat oil AZURE
Our smiles, our prayers belong!
Happy New~Year to yo", Soldier
And TO those you hold most DEAR
In the far oil, happy homvs,cads,
Praying wishing, lie were here
To the little dimplcd darlinGs,
Rosy lips and hearts 80 tr"e'
Snowy iorchcads, eyes Of azure
Heaven $ own "red, white, and blue!
Merry Christmas! Happy New'le"r'
Be You stranger, be you friend;
Fur all who wear the coat Of azure,
Puys my spiri,--G0d @:fr"d!
MA,nN CRY. IIrc.. SD. I. y. W.
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The Right Thing at Last.

Tho following circular has just been issued
By Gen. Crook, relative to the treatment Of
hushwhackers and rebel horse-thieVes by the
Union citizens. His Recommendations are
exactly what NO have all along contended
should DO done. It simply means, organize
for homo protection, hunt aud kill in any
manner you please these rebel thieves. But
the order explain, itself:
HrAp-Qn's DEBT. WEST VA,
CUMBERLAND, Nd, DEC. 9th, 1864.
TcIAcvLAR.
A tho borders of this department arc tu-
tested with small disreputable bands Of men,
Who in civil times, would be called horscthicves
and mur,ierers, but who dignity themselves
with tho title Of guerrillas, claiming 10 belong
%. tho service Of tho so-called Confederate
Statas, and arc following their unlawful call
ing under tho cover and guisc Of either army,
seeking protection within tho mountains when
pursued-it becomes necessary that some
measures be taken by citizens living within
this department, and whose property IS 81
threatened, for their own protection:
Citizens aro called. upon TO- organize for the
destruction. Of all bands Of these villains, who
have no Just claim. 70 the protection OF any
royernuent, and all, possible assistance fol-
their destruction viii b given them.
S'.Suoh smen, banded togetherdor purposes Of
urnnabr and dishenorsbie: personal advan'
tares, aro. unworthy Of, and; should receive
no quarter, And whom taken, any disposition
TIA. may b deemed necessary BY the eaptors
themselves toward their persons will DO fully
upheld aud justified. 1t is imposSiblsto hunt
down and destroy these parties by large mill
t.ry, organizations, while citizen residents
Aba At All times to know Of their whereabouts
'--msy speedily organize for their destruc'
ton.
~ CiaIeas living within this department
must protect themselves in tho samo manner
a. in civil times, when over:run by these
plundorins, rarsading and thicving bands
and rise With determination to rid them:
solves Of them At onco, and for oil, resting
mon the assurance that all tho. assistance
possible Win DO given them by tho depart
nsut eoramandsr. ..
By command Of Maj. Gen. Crook,
Asst Adi't General.
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Ton 1mr Jorrs.L.
The Passing Year"---lS64.

line FaSSllS ed1 ---AOO9'
Marked We the passing year? When the
voice Of Spring proclaimed the resurrection Ct
all bright and glorious Things that earth had
bower to restore, saw We how Nature started
into life, and pu, on her beautiful garments.
majestic in her loveIinrss. NJ queen dis
pcnsing light and JOY wherever she swaycd
her sccptre? Then the dclicately pcncilled
blossoms. beautiful rs if dropped iy d angels
hand, sprans like magic from the soft green
sward. and yielded their doors to the gently
wooing gales; while the rich melodies Of the
woods, and the wild minstrclsy Of the unfet-
tered strcamlets, broke upon the glad car, like
full p,ran 10 creations Lord:
Summer came; and this bloom Of the
youthful year ripcncd into maturity Of love.
Illness, and the hues tina, earth had puroincd
from the ranbow's treasury, grew more deep
in tint, more gorgeous in d:c. Yea, 80 afiu-
ent was earth in her beauty, who would have
dreamed it was not for aye? But the hectic
flush nppearcd--the prcsaGc Of dissolution!
AS yc have seen the rose deepen, and the eye
become more lus:rous, while disease was Mt
work upon the citadel Of life, so the forest
leaves cleaned forth their unearthly bril-.
liancy for Il season, then silently fell, TO
gladden. our hearts no moro. The waving
grain yielded nlso to the reapcrs hand, and
the rich fruits Of autumn disappeared before
the frosty breath Of winter.
Look abroad and behold, now how MI hath
departed! Not flower or leaf remaineth, q
beautiful lingcrcr amid Natures dcsolntion,
to tell that MI has not been dream" tho
baseless iabric Of vision, that has left not o
wreck behind!' Fearful, fearful Change
Would thou vert known alone in the dominion
Of Nature that the tree and flower were the
only things bright and fair, That Sickcn and
fall at thy coming Precious as are these to
the eye of taste md the heart Of sensibility
willingly would We yield them, US o rich
tribute to thee, the universal conQueror,-
wouldst thou but pass by our household and
our hearths. But alas! here, TOO, must thy
sceplrc be acknowledged, thy dread suprcm,
acy felt!
Into how many n happy home-how many o
temple consecratcd TO the hottest affections O,
our nature, over which "pcaco and Love
Joined their spread wings rs DER devotion
shrine sheltering household band, where
parental joy, flial devotion, and domestic
bliss were twined into one wreath of happi.
uess-hath the spoiIcr entered during the
departed year! No day Of the year now fed,
hath the "Mighty Hunter rested from his
toll; no victim marked for hi, prev, hath
been able to beguilc him from his purpose or
escape his uncrring dart The infant in the
sinlessness Of its early being; the maidon,
with her cheek Of bloom and eye of liubt
manhood, with its lofty brow and vigorous
step; old age, with its time. frosted locks and
trembling form,-all have yielded to the un.
ateraole decree Of "dust to dustl How
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THANKS.

We return the sincere thanks Of the JOUR-
xAL for tho handsome Christmas present sent
u, from Gallipol,, by one Of its friends there,
Mr.J.WAxp. It took the form Of a hnc, plump
aud woll-roasted turkey, ON our dinner-table,
xhe.e it was thoroughly "discussed," and
favorable" verdict given.
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SEQ
OIL News

-, !1hS PArksrsburg GcsstA comes 70 us tni'
xssk full Of Oh. They arc In, tho heat OF the
fever up thsrs. Our wells here have not got
down low enough to show signs Of fire, yet
. ell asu are ginning confidence. We were
: sS6wn Tho affidavit Of ono Of our citizens
few days since, that certain veli dug uesr
A,ee for:vGtsr several years ago, Aad to'o'
;S.sx;s,soses 4seexss Of tie sop Of oil: We hope
CD "a SbIs 70 verify these "prospecs" soon b.
ths setuol finding Of oil.
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Who Can Answer?
Ms. wHlTTEHER.

r,. JOURNAL: There i, some folks "n.'
1870. ;, know wbar dc money is dot was IN
y. CHARLESTON Dauk2 Dey wants to know
who took j. away, which way dey '0'A ~ @
whose horse totcI it of? uosrs
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VIZ dave saeh press Of matter that we arc
,enye.a y, <al.fso tho JoresAl, but must
have fe~ more Subscribers to do 50 safely.
when ,we get two hundred moro natnes ne
will add anesher column. Who will work FOR
us7 II every one OF our friends would con-
s,itu,e himself = committee OF one 70 get
new name, We would soon orer.run the num-
Der required. viii you try7
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A CARD.

IN. JOURNAL: Some one, in the last mum
,,r D of the Republican, in,imate' that l. know
't' VI ,bou, Rebel pon,oon bridge
.ou inform the gentleman TINT never 30" I.
poho, nou,oon bridge ucrOts either Elk or the
Kanawha. G WuITTEKER.
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% We understand, from communication
crowded out tho. Mr.. Porter, tho "yOung
man" regret, that Mr.. Newton amt 40 years
younger"
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H% Tho Point Pleasant Rtgi,ter will please
take notice that the JeCRSAL is in "this Con-
xressienal District" aud Ii published reg
alsriy.
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tsy- Many items have been crowded OUT
oI.o several communications, which Viii ap'
near lust MS soon M VIC can find room. =.
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Fine TurnipS.

We have been favored with couple Of 'ne
sr.., specimens of ,urnips which VIC hive ever tF
seen. They were raised by Rev. a. ~ 1eh.''
.r this county, from seed received fro" tho
poror,ment Of Agriculture, ut Washington u.
r which is ever willing and anxious TO iur'
uish all loyal citizens with the seeds OF the
hes, varieties Of grains and vegetables Mr.
Tully raised four bushels Of these turh'p' 0"
Of q piece OF ground twelve fec; square! lie
will ro;sc Win, seed lie can, and will furnish
,s many Of his neighbors as possible.
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Harry NEW YEAR to NIL our readers.
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selection Of hi, "'A'''" Wv ~ Wv
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Hoard Of Councilmcn.

STATED sEssioS-Ihursday, March TO- 1854
The Board met puruan.0 adjournment, in Their Chabss
PreseuJAxss HAYES ssq. President. in the chSls. and
the following members:
COunaih'en Healy. Keenan, Riley. Trophy Hagerty Heas
nan Ryan Orots kepper, hoter, Havisnd McOra,h Up
dyks Jsqnes Schsefer Cook Brandon Bce, Russell Fss-
gerald, aud Joyee-2.
Tho minutes Of thu preceding meeting read and -
Cours Gilman oapYxE wa. here called to the chair.
PETITIONS.
BY Councrm.n psAspoS-Pet,ion Of propery-owuers %
the line OF Firss avenue, between fybrd and SIXTY ne
20 have suspended the work Oh contract 70 co Sls
and fsz portion Of said In connection there"un
Coprc1n an Brandon offered the following resolutions
Roged Ih. The si'ss, III Ss, aSoeseda".
F %fa sad i Sixty TX streets. until Otherwise ordered y
tis cor cent thereto and win relieve the city all clahus
for damages on aceOun, Of said work
BY Councilman HKALSPotitiop Of Ocselshausen brctaso
TO- permits consrc' under the supervision oil zoe 49,
Commissioner updersround psssaseway eism ees 100
10 connect the sugar refinery number nineteen Hose 49,
with the stofchou,e erecting opposite ~
Herewith, Councilman HEALr ousrea 'ns ''"""u's 49,
Rolred That permission BE- aud y Is hereby given Tse
gh, Zee, vide 10 connect their gar RET merry
nnbet nteen Rose street with their stosonse OPP oss
tho came TO reaAin daring the pleasure OF the " bnnoa
Which va. referred to the cOmmises on srsos>
RESOLUTIONS.
~ ~, osnrsion be and hereby yiv en- to Robsss
Grace to exhibit so9d, IN mont o. nn y,ss. nsnost ~
time OILY daring the pleasure ofthe Cannon Council
Which WAS adopted
Rs.opd That the Corporation Council be and he hereby
directed 10 take the necessary steps open Que eund
tweAy 18th street, from W present. terminus 70 the Nor's
Which referred 70 til. Committee on Street op'nias'
Rsersd That Eay.sv.n,h street. be.ween Eishta sssau:
Gee Nin,h Page. Ett