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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

FAMILIAR Ar. The the lal's arrival q
Wells, Fargo &-Cess-Express- we received
copies Of the Shasta Courier, H0rSstO##n
Argus. Red Bluff Beacon Yrska Journal
and Union-all old time acquaintanceq
that it does us good to welcome toiour "eabin
home" in the mountains of idaho. Since
Bishops marriage we have not rece ived the
Independent, neglect we can only excuse on
the hypothesigthat- it Is busy time O. year
with him and his mind too much occupied
with domestic AFFAIRS .,s T.. ,... 800. ~ -.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
Nottes Of Dissolution.

.sN9ttee of Dissolution.
,NoTIGE is hereby given that thsp aFtnerahip
and John Noonan, Blacksmiths in Bsnnock Cltyb
this day dissolved. The business viii hereafter be
conducted BY John Studerus, to whom AL out
standing accounts are payable. 'i4id.Sl2 4 .v@s
.H0JOIl JOHN STUDBRUS,
JOHN N0OGAN.
Bannock City December 24th, 1858 m ,+14WG
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

The Masonic ball at PlacerviIle is said to
have been the ball Of the season. A cores
pendent writes that the room was insufficient
to accommodate the guests which was the on
y inconvenience experienced. Perfect order
and the best of feeling prevailed and every
one was as happy al! Happy could be At the
banquet Gov Briggs delivered an interesting
address on the subject of Masonry and the
connection of St.. John the Evangelist with
the order, explaining the reason why the fra
ternity commemorate the 9th Of Dec, which
was listened to with marked attention.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

~ f q : = = o. ~
L. S. WATSON of Centsrville is one 81
ShaKspeares fat men that "sleep well o
nights" having shared with the printers out
Of his abundance. no troubled dreams haunt
him to disturb his slumbers. The day after
Christmas box came into this office marked
" Boise NEWS, with the compliments of L. S.
W." containing stock enough to start bake
ry besides an endless variety Of swestmeats,
jams, jsllies, blvalves, tobacco, gold dust, &c.
The pies were elegant the jelly cake excel
lent, the cookies exquisite, the cheese superb,
in fact the box with its contents was per-
feet outpOuring as from the lavish horn of
Amalthea filled with blessings as was that of
Pandora with evils Long may wat live
and enjoy health, happiness, and she patron
age he SO richly deserves from generous
publiCpis the prayer of the printers.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

A SPEcK OF WAR.-We see by the Noun
tainser of Dec. 18th that the enrolling officer
atiCahyon City has been having trouble with
party of Secessionists whoLresist his author
ity and have demanded his resignation and
that he give up the list of those already en-
rolled; this he refused to do and went to the
DalleS to consult his superior officer, Sheriff
Olney, who will no doubt take measures to
see that the law is executed to the letter, not
withstanding the existence of secret organi-
zation sworn to resist to the death. Miners
above all others should yield, obedience to the
laws of the land. They live upon and take
from the public domain the treasure that be-
longs exclusively to the Government and are
by that Government permitted to do so with
out let or hindrance under the protection
of its laws, and should not attempt to sting
the hand that feeds them!aI
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

TIE g Marshall House" has placed US I'M
der obligations for fa7ors during the week.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

/ -aE.4 ll
! bAwAY. UP NORTH. IA letter from Mr..
Linklatsr i'm ehagge1ofbthea Hudson Bay
COmpany's postin the'KOotsnaiS country I'm.
der date T oIqss ~ y MF, MqrgqEy Of this
city, says: .rad-si ..d 10 d9rass nl q
sseI have just traded $1OO'S worth of the
gold round here by the Finley I, who took out
$500 since we came up CAugust or September
early.) There are not any whites up here
yet, but parties have already commenced pre-
pairing ferries on the rivers 10 the KootenaiB
in expectation fof a rush next season. The
gold IL eearBe and looks fWell.@A ,aad3GIl
aSHoeTING and RoBABIB DEATH AT CEN
TERv11 IL Terry of this city came over
from Centeyvills last night and gave himself
up to the Sheriff, reporting that he had been
attacked with sHovels and pickssby party Of
men with whom he was demonstrating for
jumping some mining ground which he had
bought, and that he had shot one of them,
whom it was. thought would die. The names
of the parties the DR.. was unable to give. An
examination before Justice Walker will be.
had to-day when the particulars will be made
known, @'+ ..-7@' a -'h" -aa2 .75HHa
-s-.e .rs . .4s d.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

A LINE of steigbs Is now run between this
place and PlaeerVlle dailyBy lCornish&Wiley.
We observed splendid new cutter in Nam
street on Thursday belonging to the line. The
advantage of, q new and excellent road it is
believed will enable these parties to continue
their trips rsggddlatly throughout the Winter.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
SHAFRR & NUGENT.

J. z. sHAFER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

The chief Of all the Todes has at length
been Uncovered in South Boise by John Burk.
Judge Shafsr hasshoWn us aletter from that
country in which it il stated that the Emmett
Lode recently developed in the vicinity 81 the
Idaho and other rich discoveries made during
the Summer, is sptirsly superior both in ez-
tent and richness to snything ever heretofore
known to exist in that region. The Lode at
the point Of discovery is q, solid ledge three
feet thicklin every portion. Of which gold is
visible to the naked eye .perneating the entire
ledge. The Hiberaia lode is another recent
discoveryyQQ Of very good promise, but i smaller
and not sOrich.an bu ehog 10 -.. 81 b.gos
o G-iW bs'o;E4s- --=s4 ~ u ed ~..sHHr5d
IA FINE .SPREAD.alAG the sands of the old
year we're almost and The weary weary
printers watching and apxiously. listening for
The Gathering of the golden reins which guide
The thunder footed coursers" a...
that heralded the advent Of 1864, in came a
deputation from yths Ghop-house of Langdon
& Co. on Wall street, bearing basket and sal
vor filed to OVERLOOKING with all the yiands Of
the season. from which We all ate and drank
bOuhtiful midnight lunch and gathered up
scraps enough for an elegant New Y ears
breakfast.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. s1U'1""|H
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02
LEGISLATIVE.

We CLEAN the following from the Golden
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

Swamp Angel nor Greek Fire about that,
bottle Of brandyspFelsntsd rs 6yKaFds IF The
California Bakery. ,aoitgs9CoJ s3z.r7fmnI 4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-02

God PI p e8 alRR5 e TH00.6G 80. at.I11g TuT
, 1864-08-15

of the whole amount of their debts and Ii
abilities, the amount of circulating notei
Outstanding, and the total amount of mean.
and tesoGtces, specifying the amount O
la*ful money held by them at the times Of
their several returns, and such other infOr'
nation in relation to said associations as
in his Judgment; may be useful.
Second. A statement OF the associations
whose business has been closed dur ng the
year, with the amount of their circulation
redeemed and the amount outstanding.
Third. Any amendment to the laws
relative to banking by which the system
may be improved, and the security Of the
holders Of its notes and other creditors may
be increased.
Fourth. The names and compensation Of
the clerks employed by HIN and the whole
amount Of the expenses Of the banking de-
partment during the year. And such re-
port shall be made by or before the first
day of December in each year, and the
usual number Of copies for the use Of the
Senate and House, and one Thousand copies
fo' the Use Of the Department. shall he
printed by the public printer aud in readi.
nes for distribution at the first meeting Of
Congress.
Sec. 62. ARd be IL further enacted, That
the act entitled "An act to provide ma
tional currency, secured by pledge Of
nited States stocks, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof"
approved February twenty fifth. eighteen
hundred and sixty .three, is hereby repealed:
ProVided, That such repeal shall moi affect
any appointments made, acts due, or pro-
ceedings had, organizations, acts, or pro
ceedngs Of any association organized or
in the process Of organization under the
act aforesaid: AMd prOvided also, That all
such associations so organized or in process
Of organization shall enjoy all the rights
and privileges granted, and be subject to all
the duties, liabilities, and restrictions i'm
posed by this act, and with the approval Of
the Comptroller Of the Currency, in lieu Of
the name specified in their respective organ
ization certificates, may take ANY other
name preferred by them and duly certified
to the Comptroller, without prejudice to
any right acquired under this act, or under
the act hereby repealed; but no such change
shall be M de after six m nths from the
passage Of this act: Provided, also, That
the circulation issued or to be issued by
such association shall be considered a. a
part Of the circulation provided for in this
act.
Sec. 63. AHd be t. further 'enacted, That
persons holding stock as executors, admin
, 1864-08-15
NEWS DEALERS AND BOOK-sELLERs
IN READ AND REMEMBERl
j. STRATMAN,

WHOLESALE NEWS DEALER,
Packs and forwards all the Daily and Weekly Newspaper,
Magazines, etc. to all parts Of the country with great ds
patch.
SELL AT P,IcES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
EVERY NEW NOVEL RECEIVED As SOON As PUD.
LISHED
Ihave special arrangements with an The dierent Fun.
Shers Stanners etc. and furnish the Trade with Book
Stationery Blank Books, Music Portraits Prints MedA
MeAln0types, etc.
Song Books In great variety.
have unequaled facilities, and guarantee deals3 he
closest attention.
JOHN eTRATiAN,
San Francisco, CAL
, 1864-08-15
San fFanrisfu.
REDUCTION IN PRICES 70
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE For-
n lowing list Of American and Foreign PeTodcs,. =.
which receive subscriptions. Permanent arrsnSe,st "
having been made by the United States GoVerpH.nt ~
the carrying Of the mails from the Atlantic States Nv
meTs three times month"; enabled to receive -
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly. ne
care and attention viii be paid t. the forTardIn1 n ~
packages ior which this establishment has gained suca
enViable reputation throughout the Pacific eoaS IN
, 1864-08-15
HoWE's SEWING MACHINES

nsh anovs a ohera, they certainly come IN for
,apoSeanI unloading art Dea6e-lhreSd- aIEe on
oa sue ol ne anrle with the ImpFoVemenls they
eSea snere dozen we're formerly. Prices reduced -
e. a, superior % anyyet produced for Hanl-
~ ~ Formerly ~; Letter A, pearl nnished and
sappe9 Ns Formerly eiO0 Letter n Manufacturing 05S
~; Letter heavy manuacluFing 0sS loraelly
Cylinder, elt0, formerly eiTs y
, 1864-08-15
PACIFIC SEWING MACHINES

something In every respect worthy Of their
ana patronage The design Just patented & entirely new,
unique and tasefh-the hnlsh ehase and y. u1if ev
are strong and capaeoas, having an uncqmon reach q
ARM thereby enabling them 10 receive IaFTe niece Il
Nork as In Quilting, 10. They have the Motion
ana new patent Looper, mang hem perfectly r.ahe and
Poslveg impossible for them 70 drop SliIcS They WoT
which b not possible with any TIER ovnsIeed msehlne
sna hey are more perfect IN mechanism than many 81
an eos ne needles are short elFaht and have direct
loWpFiced machines ever olisrei =, ~ s - 49, 80
, 1864-08-15
Fhe New England SsWing Machines,

mat have given seh universal sallscon are constantly
on hard Every machine waranied.
Needles thread, and other sutahIe material 10 nae with
'ne a1eve maehineS constantly on hand
Oon1asnns, circulars farnlhed agents application.
DhAAN6 = Cos Agents for the Pacific Trade,
So, Ne 3 Montgomery st, AaFonIe Temple,
l'o-u San franesee.
, 1864-08-15

A MERIcAN FLAGS, with fun eomplewen. Of
"A Stars, printed muslin de laDe, imitation Of bunt.
Ing, In fast cOlOrs, at the following low prices:
size. Foot, q 90 per Dosen
Slze, Feet, 50 per Dozen
Size, Feet, 100 per Dozen
Size, ~ inches. 10 % per Dozen
AO BUNTING FLAGS Of sll Sizes from Co eeuts TO q
q foot.
). sTRAfAfAH.
Major First California Artillery,
Empire News Depot northeast corner Washington and
ennsome streets, San Francisco.
, 1864-08-15
Books Imported % Ofile

An kinds Of Military Goods Imported 10 order Swords
es and Presentation Swords got up In The nes style d
prices.
! 6-iaf j. srRArNGS.
, 1864-08-15
DAKCRoFT's HAED-MADE LINEN PAPER,


DARCR0FT'S HAND-AIADE LINEN PAPER,
ID Ell pure linen, pot up In quarter packages he
finest writing paper In the United 6ates. The following
the varieties:
LETTER. FOOLscAP.
Mercantile Letter, ruled; Mercantile Fooscap ruled;
Mercantile Letter. piaint Mercantile Foolscap, pl.n;
Congress Letter, ruled; Congress Fooiseap, ruled;
Congress Letter. ruled COn1Tess Fooseap mar rued
Congress Letter, plain; Congress Foolseap, plain;
Congress Letter, cx. heavy, Thia foolseap, ruled;
ruled; Thin Rooiseap. plain.
plain; BILL.
Thin Letter, ruled; Mercantile Bin, broad;
Thin Letter, plain. Mercantile Bill, broad, narrow
NOTE. Mercantile Bu, long,
Mercantile Note ruled; Mercantile Bin, long, narrow
Mercantile Mott plain; ruled; u
Congress Note, ruled; csngrprs mn. broad:
Congress Note, P'ain cVngr, - ELL, broad, naFrou
Congress Note, ru ed, gni; ruled;
Congress Note, extra heavy, Congress BIN, long; &
rulOd; CongFess nli, long. mai. ruled;
Congress Note, extra heavy, Congress Bin. tn broad;
plain; Congress BIN, thin, broad,nAF-
Thin Nete. ruled; row ruled; i-f
Thin Note, plain. Congress mi, I.ln, long;
Congress BIN, thin, tong, nar.
LEGAL. row rulCd.
euperine Lrgal;
Congress Legal; IN.
Congress Legal, extra heavy; hath Post, ruled.
Congress Legal, extra heavy bath Post, plain
narrow ruled. bath Post, rllrd. M
For sale by
Northeast corner washIns,op and san.sise S,s.
I'Su San FfsBeiseo.
, 1864-08-15

COUNTY sURvEYOR.-oEOReE W. SLOAN,
" County Surveyor Of Heree County, W. t. win attend
to The duties Of said ONCE In person. An business nustsd
10 his viii receive prompt attention.
stellAcOOm, December 5, 1862 Inf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15
VOLUME 81, NO. 80.

bad been the hospitality shown then in
franee that they we're fast learning to make
u their Oaly rendervoas.
The result Of this protest Vas that Sem
mes. after the thing bad gone through n.
'circunlocutiOa ofkee. reosived a notice
fron the Maritime Prefeet 20 leave As soon
as be had PrOvisioned and eoaled. and not
Wait for repairs. as he had expected 10 do.
As soon A. this order was sent 20 semnes.
Mr.. Dayton sent his son. Mr.. William
Dayton. jr. With Instructions 20 Capt.
winsiow to make preparations for kght.
for that Semmes had been ordered out and
would be obliged TO 20.
Capt. Semmes. finding that he had no al
tentative. determined TO put the best face
on the matter. and 90 make as much capital
for himself As possible lie therefore
wrote letter 70 the Maritime PreEecs. re-
quesfing him 10 inform Capt winslow that
be considered the latter's conduct IN pre-
tending TO lie OF and blockade him in a
neutral port As an insult { y and that be in
tended 10 come out and drive him OF.
Winslow replied. Let hun come ouf and
try n Both parties made their prrpara-
tons accordingly. Semmes. whose busi-
ness Il VAS 70 run md not 70 6ght. vas 80
bAdgered and wOrried BY the tauDts Of our
side. BY the pats on the back Of has friends
and symPafhizers. and the restrictions Of
the French authorities. that lees brave
man iLan be would have been driven BY des-
Peration 70 aghi; and Capt. winslow. ~bo
properly estimated all these circumstances
isi, perfectly sure that Sennes was going
20 hsht- Senmes left al h;s valuable. IA the
hands Of the Brazilian Consular agent on
shore. Aad after inviting bis friends 70
come out and see the fight. went to sea-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

A SrLL Tbc Bost0n Herald relate. The
following incident
there Is alvays something amusing
and Interesting happening At masquerade
balls ani ths orc vhich va held 20 Minrt
Iihll lat v,sk proved no execution to the
rule. There vere present a. that ball ntfo
partners IN one % the largest Jusiae..
houses in this city. both noteI or their
hbersi.ty. rubiic ~ iti, ard de,oti.n 90 tbe
far sex. They srpeared in COSTUME. Bot
1nknown to each other. Sinraia-lr eaas-h
in that large assembly. the afteufion of
each Eas drasn a. an easy anI -enfccl
iaiy. uho fxci attention. g. her rr1celal
movements. The partners were striving
to See uho should D. fhc favored one ol
fhc accomplished dauiscl. ~he "a monor,-
oilzrd by ihc tEo in AT the dances. and
sbrn suprer va announoei. our far LADY,
uas seen marchuE a.org vita a partncr
sttasted o. esch arm TIE time ior rais.ne
the masks bad arrived. uhen behoM fhc
astonishuent .f the pariies-fie gosfng Tote
Dr,ref o. bf1 iay eapiogei ,s ~ sars ~
a. fgo 1neafirs rifs and he parties iaok.
"a chraper thar any goods fher ever fis-
posrd % in their store The scnior sod
denly discovered that bis dress troubied
hiui. ard .n Consequence te vas nos seen
81 ths supper table Tie I1nior we've u
the ioke N q more phiiosoptical hght. and
rmarked that alihourh D. uas on t'othcr
slie of ofIorian. yet u tLst boy wanted a
vacation every saturday afternoon b. coull
htvc u rithoat fhe asking TIE senior.
sinc- che aasir. hss SD thst the sell ~.
so good q one he iufehis promoiinx fh .
boy and make hia ohisi salesman IN tie
i conceru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

The ARMY AND TIE PEOPLE As 70
the army now IN Virginia. IL Is difficult 70
convey any adequate appreciation Of its
deierm ination- is spirit. and ifs gallantry.
It's ranks have been riddled and thinned bv
the long campAign. Whole companies.
whole regiments have been DESTROYED.
BAttalions and brigades have lost their
distinctive APpellaiiOns BY the influx Of
new material the character Of divisions and
Of corps has been changed. The reckless
gallantrY Of officers has swept them OF by
hundreds. and now captains may command
the relics Of regiments or Of brigAdes. OF
the men ~bo made the other campaign
around Riehmond. not fifth have trasers-
ed The grOGnd again. And yea. exhausted
and wounded. A. they are. the spirit and
enthusiasm Of the army remain perfect. No
thought Of failure enters their breast. De-
Prived Of the leadership many Of eo@rades
10 camp and feld. foiled in a score Of bat
ties. they yet look on Richmond ss their
legitimate prize. long DELAYED. bat sure at
the last
IL -. therefore. in the invieible spirit Of
the Armies nos IN the 6eld aud vast re-
sources oi the country yet untouched. that
one may found his confidence IN the snAI
issae. There needs no call 20 the men in
The Virginia trenches 70 " stiHen the sin-
eus and summon up the blood AZ the blast
of~ar. There u only need Of the govern
nent standing ready 20 keep the ranks fuH
snd 20 preserve the present superiority q
their force 20 that q the enemy. Long
ago. many . veteran v ho nov ewes The spires
Of Petersburg. saw. from Fair Oaks. the
dim ehurch-toWers Of Richmond. Yet Il
vas not for that army then % enter the
beieagued capital. Nov AZ last. With the
government. the people and The army
sch0oled BY the experisnoe Of that elder
campaign. the prospect Of success NAY Be
made brighter. Let the reserve in the
North standf ready TO its post. and tbere
need be no doubt Of thorough triumph.
Army and Navy Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

Ata meeting Of tho Trustees q Bates
College. held a. Augusta. Tuesday night.
tbe charter granted By the la-t legislaiure
was accepted. a. vel a. the conditions on
vhich grant Of land was made the ias,its-
ton. The Trustees exhibited proof 20 tbs
Governor and Council thar tbs S30.OO0 re-
quircd to BE- subcribed a. a condition of
receiving the grant. bad been obtained and
invested. and passed an order directing the
Land Agent 60 deed the townships Of aod
lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

Secretsry Chase IN his letter 70 re Ne-
fork Grant meeting says it win Be- he
marvel Of future historians that statesmen
ofthis day we're viiiinz 70 risk the ssooess
ofrebeilion rather than intrust 70 black
loyalists bullets ard ballots.
We seldom fud persons whom Ne &C.
to-leigo % b. possessed q good sense. ss-
eept those -ho agree -i'b us in opini9s.
A Schoolboys Aspiration--" Oh. bow I
vish sere a i0ontAin. for tbsn I could
si~sys BE- play ying-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

Rev. ?. u. Blake. Of the Nevtoa
theological lnsiitation has accepted a cali
from Bruus~iek ~ CBapiisi) q tbis city
Tie VII commeace be labors on the fr,s
sunday In Jolly. -GardIner Iournl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15
fron The Bo.soa Advertise
The Destruction Of the Alabama

The accounts As to the tonnage aad di-
nensioos Of the Alabama vary soaewhAi.
bat -e believe the following is . correct
comparative statement Of her sire and that
Of Der victorious antagonist:
ALABANA xEARz.ngr
Length. 20 feet. Length. 2ls feet.
Width. 50 Width. 81
Depth. IL D~pth. Is
Tonnage 1850 tons. Tonnage 1850 tons.
Fairly matched in sire. the accounts give
the vessels nearly equal crews. the Alaba-
ma having 80 men and the KearsArge per.
haPs leo. A 70 Armament there Is much
more difheulty IN making The oonpArisOa.
the accounts Of the AlAbana's armament
sarying froa six - eleven guns. The fol-
loving statement seems to as Al pr-sent 20
be as likely TO be correct as any:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

TERMS --Os- Deiisr sd FiGy Ce-,.. ~,
s.aF. 'a aaEasoss Tee Doliafs. at tes .ud eth.
Erar-
Clubbing. We ~cuH rssp~ctfsIiy caIith.
stt~a - % 80 90 arv -pos~a ts is.dtA.ir ed
a. sSisstiag ~ ctrculafion ei Aou,e pager q
ths faiis-iar oFer.
We ~ .s.d
to Cospsss. faF os- s-ar. far t2so
20 Copsss Scr oae ,-sr. soc 1900
- 'ar capf 90 th~ r~rsaa gstting - th- ci-t.
. 80. ai1sf arrnmpaut thr order.
. rs. y. frusaEtu a C.. 10 St.t- Str~~s
bostsa. aal i22 N..sas Str~.t. N.- Y..k- a..
80 aufheriart ar~afs
JOB fRiN Ting --ativ ~x~~at~f.