davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

PoRr An BASQUE, ME-, May 2O.-The
Peruvian from Liverpool 9Th aud London.
derry 18th inst, for Quebec, was intercept.
ed at Port au Basque ibis evening, and the
following summary of her news obtained {:
The rebel cruiser Florida, destroyed the
ship Avon. of Boston, on the goth of March.
In the House Of Commons on the l1Ih
ME.4 Baines moved. q second reading Of the
bill reducing the franchise in boroughs to
Ge'for householders. Afrer debate The
,measpre;wAs defeated BY az TO ais, amidst
loud !cheekfng from The cohsetEatiSGs.,
The British channel feet on the 18th
left the Downs and returned to westward.
Mr.. Gladstone bad made an important
speech, In the House of Commons on. Mr.
Baiues reform bill.
The Emperor and Empress of Mexico
had reached Madeira on the 29th of April,
and sailed again the same day for Vera
.f-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

B~Ws have as yet been unable tc OBJ
tain a complete list of the killed and
wounded of the Firss Virginia Infantry IN
the late engagement near New Market, al
though We have made every effort in that
direction. We yesterday saw letter from
one of GenI. sigeEs orderlies, P. ]. Nag
lee stating that Adam Raider Of Go. A.,
LIST Infantry was wounded in the abdomen
and it was thought he cOuld not recover.
We have heard many ruuiors as TO killed
and wounded soldiers, but as they are not
strictly reliable, We do not caro- to run the
risk Of causing undue alarm am0ne-frfsnds
and relatives by their publication.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
AbAnn.
re ths Efisnass q sIs : y Nyhssl,as albls


Permit us 70 introduce to your favorable
notice, Rev. Chas. Ruckman, who has been.
commissioned TO labor In this city 10 be-
half OF the Bible cause, TO raise fluids and
supply the destitute. As it is . useful work
otlocal interest in our city, We hope HE
mission will everywhere be received with
favor. H.R. WEEp:
Agent of Wheeling Bible Society.
7. @. HA3rsHoRN,
w. Va. State Agent.
In accordance With the above appoint
ment, have been visiting families in the
city, and will continue at that work till all
the families shall have been visited, In
my ytsitations, have found many families
destitute Of the word OF God. They have
mostly been supplied either by sale or gin,
have sold good many to those who
already had.$ As part of my work, have
called upon the families have visited fer
contributions, to enable the Bible Society
to carry on its benevolent work of supply.
ing the world with Bibles. Some have
contributed while many others have not.
In many cases appearances indicated that
they were not able, though the pidow's
mite has often been thrown in. In other
cases, where there were evidences of abili-
~, the benevolent will was absent, and I
met with cold indifference, and the plea
that times were hard, and other things
claimed their beneVolence, therefore they
could do nothing to furnish the world With
Gods word.
1t is true that the country is involved in
war, the cry Of battle comes to our ears,
the painful news, that noble patriots
have fallen for their country, saddens our
minds. aud the call for the relief Of wound
ed heroes is loud; YET, are all these suffi-
Client to justify the stoppage of the circula-
tion of the Bible? The Bible has its place
dispensed with without imperiling the
higher interests Of mau, both In this
and the future world. 1t would be quite
easy to demonstrate that the Bible gives
birth to civilization, intellectual improves
ment aud hnman liberty; 1t would be
equally easy to show that all these are
conserved by the Bible. It is the worlds
light, add tie worlds hope.
The American Bible Society, organised
in 1916, has for its one object overlook.
ing all sectariautsm aud party politics
the supply of the families of the world
with the word of God, both at home aud
abroad; and then in foreign lands and 10
different languages. 1t depends entirely
upon the beueyolence of civilized and
christian people for the means to carry ON
1uIS nVU1e a1u PES'se"oEtuy WORK. II now
calls upon the benevoleuce of the people
of Wheeling for help. Shall there be q
noble respOnse2 1t is the purpose of the
Society to canvass, this summer, all the
accessible territory of West Virginia to
supply the people with Bibles and Testa-
ments. And as there will no donbt much
destitution be found, the call for liberality,
on the part Of those who are able, will, It
Is hoped, meet with favorable response.
The families Of that port of the city not
yet visited, will in due time be called upon,
aud hope they will be prepared to meet
the call gladly and literally
CHARLES RucKNAH,
Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

l.l.7g .55-..fsf. NEW YoRK, May 20.
4CottOn-1@2c better; sl9e2 for mid.
ding uplands and S7@8s tor low mid.
ding. .z.5-'>S - RS
Flour-State aud western less active and
close aud 6910c lower; no buyers at out
side quotations; 81 25@7 35 for ex State:
81 55@7 65 for extra K. Il. o. and:S7 10
as 40 for trade brands.
Whisky-Firmer Rt$l 2s@I 80 for State
and ST 30@1 304 for western.
Wheat-HeaVy and lc lower; ST. 59@
SO for Chicago spring, 81 GOAL sc Tor
Milwaukee club and ST 639l ii tor Win
ter Red Western. Sales Of poor winter
red at 81 6sI. 70
Corn-Very scarce and firm; old mixed
western at 81 30 in store. AZ
oats-Dall and dropping at s6f9ss&
for iWesteru. aG ;sts.G
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Quiet; crude 80; 1900 bbVs
in bond at $4,000.
{ Pork-FirmFr; s2s 0o@2s so for old
mess, S2s 123@2s so for new do, S2s 90
@24 90 for old and new prime and $36 so
@27 90 for prime mess.
= Beef-more active and frmer at So 80
for country mess aud S1e@19 for repack-
Bacon sides-Quiet and entirely NOM
LaEd.opsned firm and closed heavy at
] BSasrE1n fair demand s92s@se for
Ohio, end 5000 for STATE. & m
Cheese-Steady at l2@ls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

B@-REruRHRD PROM R1cHnOHD.-A
young soldier belonging to the Fist West
Virginia Infantry, Mr.. jack Sheppard,
who was formerly employed in this Office,
has returned from Libby Prison aud paid
Us q visit yesterday. He was captured at
MoOre6eld last winter and has been in
Richmond ever since until few days ago.
His experience in Dixie is not unlike the
experience of thousands of others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

NRW YoRK, May -2O.-The guards which
were night before last placed in charge of
the World aud Journal Of Commerce Offices
still hold possession. They have no new
orders and act strictly in accordauce with
those at fret received. No documents in
these offices are permitted to be touched.
At military headquarters the utmost reti-
cence Is observed. No Information what
ever in regard to the suspended prints is
communicated by the officers in charge.
Visits to the incarcerated telegraphers
have beenlallowed.S These gentlemen are
we'll treated.e 49, (, -....,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

n.l PG!1ApsIEAt4, May 2orThe Evening
A letter from an American naval officer
dated Dover. England, May 4th, states that
combined Confederatei pirates, including
the Alabama, are to make a demonstratfon
on our northern coast US soon as they can
get ready. The detention of the Rappa-
hammock sand non arrival of The Alabama.
postponed it over month. The i6forma.
ton comes from Confederate officers through
our spies. -a' $50 ElslfI y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

b% That RLoPEMEHF.-We noticed
FOue days ago the elOpemeot from the vi.
cinity of the village of Smithtou, in Dodd-
ridge county, of the wife Of Mr. James
Steel, with fellow whose name We did
not know At the time. We have sfnee;as-
eertaiued that the fellows name is Nat.
Ryan. he kept a sort of doggery at
smithtOn and sold three cent whisky. Mrs.
Steel, as before stated was the wife of a
respectable aud well to do citizen. She
left two OF three helpless little children,
aud took with her about eight hundred
dollars of her husbands money, a good
part of which wasin gold and silver which
be had been saving up for years as pru.
dent man would do to avert probable dis
a5tsr in these uncertain times, As soon as
the flight was known Mr.. Steel and friend
gave pursuit. The pair were traced to
Petersburg where it was discovered they
had taken a steamer for down the river
Steel telegrsphed to friend at Point Pleas
ant to arrest the parties, but the boat had
passed that place an hour before the dis
patch reached there. a dispatch was then
seat to the chief of pulice at Cincinnati,
describing the parties and upon the arrival
of the boat at that place they were arrest
ed and taken before magistrate. In the
meantime Ryan had shaved Cd his whis-
kerS, shortened his hair and Otherwise eff
feetually disguised himself. Before the
magistrate they both denied that they we're
the persons described in the dispatch. AS
bad luck would have it, Steel and his
friend were somewhat delayed in reaching
Cincinnati, aud on their arrival were dis.
mayed to ind that the magistrate had re-
leased Ryan and Mss. Steel and that they
had gone no one knew whittier. Mr.. Steel
then decided to abandon the pursuit and re.
turned TO his quiet home almost broken
hearted. BE has the sympathy of the
whole neiRhborhood 10 which he resides
aud in which he has always been highly
respected.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
~ RAILROAD Two MRN


~ RA1LRoRp ACCIDENT Two MRX
KILLED AHD OTHRHs WOuxDED.-We are
panied to announce that a railroad acct
dent occurred short distance east of
Grafton yesterday morning. on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, which resulted in
the death of John ThOburn, an estimable
citizen of this place. and 8 soldier by
the name of Doyle. The mail train.
Capt. Sam. gill, conductor, was coming
west At a tOlerably good rate Of speed, when
ttran oyera broken ran and four of the
rear cars were, thrown down an embark.
ment some fifteen feet high and lodged in
q stream of water. OF course the utmost
confusion was creAted in the cars. One of
the cars was filled With soldiers OF the
United States signal corps on the way to
YickGburg, and one of the number, by the
name of Doyle. who resided in Boston,
fell from the car into the creek aud was
drowned.
Two baggage cars and passenger car,
the hindmost trucks of which had been
knocked away, remained upon the track,
and were dragged by the engine about
mile, when the passenger car struck q
eulvert, became detached from the rest,
and as it turned over. the top separated
from the bottom. leaving the passengers
sitting in the roof, which was turned up
side down. Among these passengers was
awOman bearing in her arms little child,
and strange to say they both escaped I'M
hurt.
M. TbObuEu, before the car reached the
culvert, unfortunately jumped OF the plat
form, and striking his head upon the
ground his neck was broken and he was
almost instantly killed.
Some eight or ten other persons were
more or less Injured, but none fatally
The wreck is said to have been most COM
plete. 1t will be source of some eOnso-
lation to know that it was one of those nc.
eideuts which no human agency could
foresee or prevent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

A ssEssING TAXES for the City of wheeling
"A for the year 1884.
Of wheeling, That for tho year 1864 there Ahall be
levied collected aud paid, the persons and sub.
leet. within this city mentioned in the ordinance,
tax a. follows, to Wit:
On ali lands, lots and real estate in the city not
exempt from taxation so cents on every hundred
dolla value thereof and every titheable In this
SEo g. On every vender Of goods, wares, or mer-
ehAndise, tax Of one quarter OF one Per cent, on
the values Of the stock Of goods, wares or meFcan-
disc held BY such petson % the time Of levying such
tax.
SEQ. 1 On every license TO a hawker or pedler,
WHISTLER the same be for the whole or part Of the
year, So aud NO such license shall be transferred
NOR any person trantaet business hereunder except
the person named therein.
sHo. 9. On every lleenSe 70 an auetfoneer $50.
sIo. 9. On sVery license TO q Vender OF goods.
wares merchandise who sells spITituous liquors,
or either OF thes BY Wholesale and RETAIL not to be
drank O the place whore sold, q tax Of SIS.
sEo Z. On every license to keep wharf boat
sIo 8. On every theatrical performance the sum
such Performance per month $50, for three months
SO 3 o. sycEgy days circus performance sr
$50. TO- On every days exhibition Of wire or ropo
daneeF, or lugElsrs, OF pupet shows, $40. =
tIons Is per day, for admission to which money Is
charged. -
SO. Il, On every license 10 keep house Of pr.
yate entertainment $40 On every boarding house
SIS. 49, On every license for the wholesale Of gun.
powder SIS. On every license for the sale Of gun
$40. II. On every license to keep q billiard room
for the use and entertainment ofp0rBona % for the
hE1t table and so for each additional table,
SEQ. 10. On every license 70 keep = bowling alley
or ten pin saloon, 500 for the rSt alley and SIS
fer each additional alley, except the alleys belong.
ing 70 the Wheeling Gymnhstlo Association.
BEG: 10. On every license tOr public pistol gall
$40 IL. On every license for wheel carriages kept
toE hro, or for nsO and hire within said city, the
following taxes, to witt
On every four horse four wheeled carriage s.. -
On every tWo,hoFse four wheeled carriage "a
On every nGhor8o TOUR wheeled carriage 9.
On every fOur.hor8O WAEoR 81
On every two or thEeo-hOFBe wagon 81.
On ever one OF tW0-hoEsO cart, dray or wagon 81,
SEC. 10. On avery license TO an agent, for each
company Or Sub.Agent Of any In sur8neo Company
OF once, ineot poFated or Authorized by another
State, doing buEinOaS in the city, $50.
SEC. ~. on every license 70 . broker doing bust
AEo. 20. The above mentioned tag shall be levied,
collected and paid in addition 70 any taxes which
may 70 payable on the same "a the STATE Of
West virginia, = fSas1- = 81 ~
SEC. 81. This ordinance GhAlI b In force from and
lG Isls lts P 90 e.. zee, 5f4e.
mylsst I.1Rw1N, Clerk.
TNHE FINEST BALADB OLE ~ 8 brought to TIL;
market can BE- had Of
mJb EDnUND BOOKING.
~ s-=ss a.ra .H1l r& EsF=9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

16rA HANDSOME CoNTAIBurrox.-The
good people of Washington, Pa, held a
meeting on Monday night last, in aid of
the Christian Commission, at which ST.
500 were contributed on the spot. Judge
Lindsey presided, aud eloquent addresses
were delivered BY Rev. Msssrs. Carson and
Bane. The subscriptions were subsequent
" increased to over $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

~CAFTURED.-Lieut. Henry Fry, Of
the rebel army, son of Judge Fry, formerly
OfthiG city, ives captured by the Union
soldiers In one Of the recent engagements
befo.e Richmond. BE is now At Point
Lookout. he writes g letter TO friend in
this city, stating that nearly his entire
company was captured that be was sep
ersted from his bSggsge. and that he wants
certain things forwarded 70 him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

BosroN, Moy 2o.-Edward A. Pollard, Of
the Richmond Examiner. was a'passenger
in the prize steamer Greyhound when cap
tured, also woman reported to be Belle
Boyd, but. the identity Of tue latter with the
famous spy is doubtful. The future des.
tination OF Pollard and this woman will
be fixed by the q. s. Authorities. si-'-'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

n0-Posr OTT1CR NoTIcE.-Tbe Post Office
instead of opening on next Sunday and
thereafter, from one to two o'clock P. n,
as heretofore, will be Opea from 9 to half
past 10 A. n.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

B~THE WelIsburg Herald says that the
extraordinary bloom of the apple trees
this season is the subject sf remark in the
newspapers of all this region. If nothing
further happens there will be tremen
dous crop of apples.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
BRADLEY'S
ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
The Only Perfect Hoop Skirt
Ever Made.
a Lady giving Mess SEirts trial viii throw
aaOGy her old ones in disgust.

These Skirts are more durable, more elastic and
flexible. than any other made and cost no more for
the same number of springs, than the common
aklrts. lady using these skirts can enter Rail-.
road Car, Carriage, Church Pew, -ithOut showing
the color Of her stoekinss. These akirts possess
many other advantages, which will DO eheerrully
pointed out by calling on the subscriber, who has
just received a LARGE ASSORTMENT for WOMEN
and CHILDREN.
am closing out nay old stock Of Skirt. a. HALF
PR1oE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21


~"NEW CoScERx. 1.-THE new concern
of Stein Brothers advertised this morning
deserves more than passing notice. The
enterprtsinE gentlemen comprising the
Rrm have lately fitted up at great expense
the handsomest clothing house to be found
in the city. 1t is located ON the corner of
Main and Monroe streets. Nothing that
convenience, good taste aud = go-AheAd
spirit could suggest has been spared to
make this hOuse the house par excellence of
the city. They expect to do large whole
sale business and they design to offer adj
vantages which are bound to result in q
realisation Of their expectations. They
expect to do large furnishing trade and
to command large patronage in the way
Of custom work and have provided them
selves with most excellent stock of goods
and the best of Workmen to be found in the
city and elsewhere. 1t is hardly necessary
for rs to say more. All are invited to ex-
anime for themselves. They have the loca-
ton, the house, the stock, the enterprise,
and the capital. aud If they do not succeed
in accordance with their most ardent e1-
poc'AsiOn, all We have to say is that they
ought to.
Mr. Thomas E. Beans and b. Guggen-
heimer, the new members of the firm have
had many years experience in the clothing
business. The latter has been, long, we'll,
and favOrably known as connected with
the clothing interest of the city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
Delpatoh from Raoratarn stantnn.

Despatch from Secretary Stanton.
ib6WAsHlsaroN, May 2O.-Despatchss from
Gen. Sherman, dated Kingston, 10 O'Clock
last night, state that during the day he
Aad pushed column beyond shat place,
in pursuit Of Johnston, as far as .CaasyiIle,
and there was diminishing in the latter
part Of the day with Hardse's corps. The
cars were expected to reach Kingston to-
day. A hard fight for Atlanta Is looked
Nor No reports has been received from Gen.
= Maj. Gen: Hunter has been placed in
commend of the Department of West Vir-
ginia, including the Shenandoah Valley.
The latest dates received from Mai. Gen.
Candy were from Vicksburg. The Red
river was reported 70. be bIockaded by the
shore batteries of the enemy at difficult
points, bnt measures had been taken by
him which were believed to be adequate
for clearing the river of all such obstruc.
tons and enable him to reach Alexandria,
where helwill take command of the army.
signed E. n. STANTON.
q, To Gen. Dig.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21


WASHINGTON, May l9-Aidnight.-Th
acnen yesterday at Spottsylvania resulted
in the success Of Grant in gainlBR an ad .
vRntageous position on the ,enemy's right.
This was the object Of the attack by Grant.
Our entire loss In the engagement will not
exceed 900 killed, wounded and missing.
No general officers were either killed or
wounded. Up to 10 O'Clock to. day the
battle had not been renewed.
Theposition occupied by Lee is a vast
entrenched camp. Its natural strength
has been increased by the erection of forti.
locations, which had been built long ago in
anticipation of their need. Lee manifests
no disposition to come out of these de.
fences. Every opportunity hss been offered
him to do go, and the change in position
by our forces has been made with a view.
of compelling him to accept battle beyond
his Notifications. '2'9f -
ATimes special dated Washington, NAV
10, 1l:20 P. NJ, says: ~
Advices from headquarters state that the
battle had not been renewed mp to 10 this
The latest edittodoof this evenings Re.
publican has the following:
But up to this date there has been no
official confirmation. The most reliable
1900 HUH 6LUsuuY G1EAuI
succeeded yesterday in nearly turning the
whole of Lees right. This was done more by
sudden movement of bodies Of troops to
complete the surprise of Lee than by actual
fighting except with artillery which only
for the purpose of making feints while
strategic work was going on. The question
is whether the positions of both armies was
changed this morning. in consequence of
the successful operations of Grant yester-
day. II Grant fights to-day, he has his army
as strong In numbers as it was when It
crossed the Rapidan, and relatively much
stronger. ss2
NEw York, May 2o.-A Tribune special,
dated Headquarter the 18th, says:
Important changes in the positions of
troops was made on the evening of the
18th, aud general advance was made
1t Is thought the next battle will be on the
banks of the Anna ri7er.
The general health of the wounded is
wonderfully good. isAsHf3
h, Eight of Mosby's guerrillas were cap tur-
ed yesterday, loaded with plumber from
our dead and wounded.
The same correspondent, under date Of
1870 p. u. Of the 18th, says:
The rebels, taking advantage of our
change of position, massed on our right,
but their movement was anticipated. In
u charge on their rife pits several of their
guns and a number of prisoners were cap
tured. =, ..sl,,!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

b4-A large number Of stragRlsrs and
dsSsFters were committed 70 the Athena
sum yesterday, and will be forwarded to
their regiments,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21

PApUoAH, KY, May ;1ei-The draft for
McCracken county KY, was made yester-
day. 642 names were drawn, among them
many merchants and business men Of Pa.
ducah. There was considerable excite
ment but no disturbance. Lines are closed
to prevent persons drawn from leaying.-
The tnames,for Graves county are being
drawn to-day, and Lexington county. will
be drawn on Monday. t9s5, at ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
Large Sale
Farm Stock & Implements.

AT aWADDIHGTON Farm, '9
Foar miles from Wheeling. on Bethany Turnpike,
NN TUESDAY, 81st May, 1854, and following
" four days, will sell by public auction all my
live stock, comprising Thirty Horses, suitable for
any purpose, Durham and Grade Cattle, LeieeSter,
CoEsWold aud Grade sheep. AlSO growing crops and
part ofmy Household Furniture. -
Apply ut my Brewery or 10 Mr.. John Marshall
on the farm, for furtasr Particular. flz
Catalogues Of the precise lots Of Live Stock aud
Implements can be had ut the Brewery on the 8Oth
o. May, 1854
Sec advertisement also.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
From Gen. Sherman.

S E4ssIFeI0N ! May 2osEGsa. Sherman is
in possession Of Kingston, Rome, Cassville,
and the line Of Eureka. The army had
heavy skirmishfng, with the enemy all the
way from Resaca.
The railroad and telegraph are repaired
to the present position of the army.
The troops hte in good condition aud
sPltlts. - Pea ftl Sii- stfT
Johnston Is believed to be ct Atlanta.
The prospectis excellent for most i'm.
Portant success to our arms.
rive hundred and thirteen Confederate
prisoners captured At Rssaca arrived yes
terday and to-day among them 10 com.
m "a officers belo ugtng to Polk's,
Hatase's and Horde corps, viii be sent
hugh Trailly, native Of Connecticut.
was hung to-day BY order Of military
commission, charged with ;bushy hackinS
aud numbering Union citizens.s 'TraillT
was captured in White county, in Deem
Der, 1868. He was then guide TO General
Wheeler, and was sent to Pikeville to pA.
role Federals. he betrayed no emotions
on the scaffoldi and avowed that he died
trne rebel soldier, not guilty of shedding
innocent blood ~ sdy :. 2,'.1F