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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
Extracts Of q Letter from Johnston's Army.

We are indebted to Major. John P. Kihard for
the perusal of letter from our young and gal-
liant friend, Capt: VIM. N. Kiuard, of:the 9oth
S. c. Regt., dated near smithfeld, NC, March
25th, to his father, from which we extract the
following: X -, ..
]. He says, esWe fought Sherman on the 1Sth,
goth, 21st and 22d, about is miles below here.
Our loss was about two thousand in killed, woun.
ed and missing, that Of the enemy much greater,
who we're whipped in every engagement. On the
night of the 29d, we fell back, and crossed the
Neuse River yesterday ). We are now FIVE miles
from Smith6eld, and about thirty from Raieigh.
Our position is strong, and the enemy / think can
never reach Raleigh. I understand the enemy
has also fallen back. escaped with Gods bes.
sing uniniured, but had three men wounded; VIZ
Wight, left hand amputated, 2. P. Abrams, two
fingers shot off, and Cline Martin, wounded in
arm, fesh wound I,haVe suffered severely in
our marches, but you and mother must notgriete
about me, but keep cheerful, / never despair,
never intend to, as long as the war lasts"
Capt. K. writes in the proper vein, and We hope
and have no doubt that sl of our soldiers are
animated by the same noble spirit. In most of
the battles round Charleston, Richmond. Peters
burg, and through the valley campaign last sum
mer, under Early, and again back to Charleston,
in January last, he has been continually on the
march and fighting, and now presents the same
bold front as a: first. We are pleased to know
that the Maj. has sent him many needed articles
, 1865-02-17

about one hundred and ten mile. southeast Of Ra
leigh. rom Last Tennessee the report reached n:
parin: to make raid from Tennessee into North
Carolina, Wlth the hope Of cooperating with the
coar,n now said to be on foot to lnsadt the State
fro:n u Tue AIantic coat We stre this for what II
The E+G1niner ssys that the statement 1hatSher.
mans forces bad probably cut the Augusta branch
OF the South Caroltn2 Railroad at d!f-i points
vest OF Drauc1yil1c, Ia borne out by late Charles
ton papers. The enemy hare obtained possession
Of The road between Brnnehvilie and Augusta.
They he'd not, up to the latest advicee. struck the
possession Of the road at B1acky)e will cut rs of
from Georgia. and all sections beyond, az Ion. as
the Ynrkccs hold it. hut Sherman objective point
point, 1t is Of great value. II Sherman takes it
he cuts our great RAILWAY artery aud General
Lee ~i1l hayc 10 ge4 bis supplies from other
Georgia; The capture Of D;EEauehvillo would not
cut NJ CT from Charleston. There is another line
oyer The Northeastern md Manchester roads, by
which Charletton caa eonmunicate with Rich-
rond, ard eFen with Columbia, but his perma.
nent possession Of Branchvillo would undoubtedly
lead 10 a maneuveE upon Charleston. As the SIT
sa: nsus nqW stsnds, Sherman ta In critical con.
speers Ferry he has long line Of commani.
eat1on to guard. and he may send out raidine
party to destroy Columbia, il possible, md lay
waste TIC surrounding country, but be viii scared
I'll he shall hare taken or turned Br.nchyillc, and
cyGn should he be successful at Branch-
Vile 1t hardly to be expected that he would od-
ycncc further into the Interior In that direction
IL The crcnt Of such success his next movement
would almost necessarily be upon Charleston to
ssenrc there base Of operation, and Il
to. march through Carolina towards
Wilmington. Nis ronte to Richmond lies
wiintnston lSas and ticnlt one which &C.
following was received yesterday at tie War De-
pnrtment {rehe1:)
"cnAR.Es1os, Feb. 1.-THE enemy Inst eycn-
Ing drove in our pfc1ets On James Island. The
llncs haFc been re-cstao!ished today. The enc.
my azc still in strong force on the Island. but the
n1s movement Is believed to b. = demonstration.
har. An attack made Tonight upon Battery
Thompkins WAS repulsed.
wv ]. uAnDEE, Ment- Gen.
Mr. Morse, our Consul at London, writes to the
Government under date Of January -, that the
steamer Ajax, supposed to be rebel pirate had
sailed Iron ce1s s 1sl.nd; shc dla pet hare hcr
at NASSAU. The Ajax is small vessel, md viii
he armed with two OF three Euns- FeaTs are Gu.
tGr:aincd That she Will be troublesome to our
West India merchantmen.
, 1865-02-17

NEW YoHE, February 16.-The steamer Eagle
brings HaEana dates to tho 11th. Private letters
from Mexico eay that General Bazaine has been de-
feated three times ar Gaxfca, With heavy loss. On
one occasion he found himself almost surrounded
1y masked batteries, which did fearful execution
upon bis army. General Dries has Il, GOO men and
1t0p1cces Of artillery. This force is constantly
intfeas1uE. il was reported at Ve1a Cruz that la.
zaine vas severely wounded, and that 10 Of the
Foreign Legation have deserted. most Of them
rofnr oyer 10 tho Liberals. The Liberals are In.
creascd in strength, and. it ta said, now number
6p,GO0 They hare recovered the entire State oi
Jaieaco. Indeed, the empire consists only OF Nat,
and he CITY Of Mexico. Authority is matntained
in those places only By frequent executions o: In.
noccpt Mexicans. The Liberals had gained vic
OWN hss leit uayaua for Enrope.
Seml-official news from Gaaynas. the capital o!
the State Of Sonora, was received to.day. It Ii
stated that large force Of 1mperia1lsIs, under
Gen. vega. invaded the State Of Sonora, when
Gen. Patone, OF the national a1tny, started to at
on board the French steamer Luclfer, md they
landed at Attala. Com. Ro5alle OF the nat1onal1
army Of Mexico attacked the reinforeements q
the fnNu OF San Pedro, md obtained complete
succcse. defeating tho enemy, upturing all thei1
nrtj]1c,r arus, wagons. ammunition and mauy
nrfaontre. among them Laziella, the commando
If the steamer Lucider, who vas commanding the
expedition, together with six officers. General
pptone at the same time defeated the
under Vega, at Elfucrte- and took their neillery,
ali their ammunition and 4 large number Of pris
nncrs: among them was Vega himself, who wa
Immediately shot as q traitor to his country
After this complete failure Of the French e1pcdi
lion 10 Sonora It is not anticipated that seconG
one Ill be ettG.1ptcd.
, 1865-02-17

Great Dissatisfaction with the Quotu
Leg tsIattve Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
LASs1so, Mich, Thursday, Feb. 16.
The assignment Of the quota Of this State gives
great desatsfaction, 1t is very certain that the
quota is excessive. Adjntant General Robertson
visited Washington to 1arc the matter revised and
the draft postponed, but wae unable to accomplish
anything. Resolutions OF the Board OF Super
1isors Of Wayne county were presented to-day In
the Senate, asking the Legislature to request Pres
ident Llnco1n to have the quota of this State
corrected, and also to remove Provost Marshal
General FFJ.
Petitions atill now In prayin. that the action of
towns In voting bountes to volunteers may be
lesaltxed.
Senator Forster introduced bill authorizing
the proper officer to issue patents Of certain lands
to the 0ntonagon and Marquette Railroad Com
paay. It having complied with the provisions Of
the act granting them.
Several bills we're passed extending the time for
the collection Of taxes; also bill to provide for
the incorporation of associations for the encour-
egemept OF the fine arts; also bill to amend the
law relalve tu County Agricultural Societies, Civ
trs Supervisors the power to authorize q tax for
the support OF Societies other than the regular
County Associations.
Memorials have been presented In the House
asking that Committee be appointed to lnycs,i-
gate the afIlirs OF the Lansing, Amboy and Grand
Traverse Railroad Company, It being alleged that
H?veral Of the hare practiced great frauds
upon the stockholders.
a large amount Of new business was introduced.
The Detroit Police took up the time IN Committee
Of the Whole. twill takc several days yet to dn'
tsh 1t up.
committee OF seven, which was granted
Ryan, the weather prophet, Is holding forth in
the House tonight.
, 1865-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb: 16-Maj. Gen. Heron, In h1s
report Of the recent investigation at Little Roc.
in the Department Of Arkansas, transm1ttcd TO
the Scna'e to-day, indicates bis bclcF in the cx-
istencc ol corruption and speculation, but exon
crates Gen. Steele from all blame e1ccptiag a tuo
implicit confidence In the integrity of lis stan.
He seems 10 regard the Provost Marshal General,
Lieut., Col. Chandler, Of the 9Th Mo. cavalry. n
the principal offender. Fines, licenses, bribts
for release from imprisonmcnt. and proceeds Of
cnttop. arc the suspected SOURCES OF emolumcnt
al Which The evidence IS not very direct, liz
dismissal fs a1visod and Col. r. Z. Benton, Of the
sath Iowa Infantry, recommended in his stead.
Cen. Heron also recommends the rcno7al OF Col,
3. g. Car, Chief QuarterInaster, and The appoint
1nent Of more energetic man. L is further stat
= combination known as Mcdonald & Co.. con.
ior tnppying Indian stations with IN
w1ir1, thew briuc in immense stocks Of gools re-.
iicved from per cent rax.; One partner Il ea1e
clerk in the QuarteEmasteE's department and Is q
brother of 4 rohel Col. Henry Mckea, and con
dncts he trading store 1t FoEt Glhson tos the i:
t Mcdonald = Seymour, Weo azo doing has'nesi
, 1865-02-17

nil Greenbacls or NolhinE-Tic
F+nttehttary Appropriation.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, H., Thursday, Feb. 1G.
The General Assembly adjourned sine die to-
day-thc Senate at twelve O'Clock and tho House
at one. Considerable excitement prevailed in
both houses during the morning session, but cve-
1ythsn. was good uatured and pleasant. A con-
siderable number Of bills we're passed In the Sen
ate. A resolution highly complimentary 10 the
presiding officer, I4cut. COY. Dross, was passed
unanimously, which he responded to briefly but
happily. The venerable Senator Mcconnell fol-
lowed with brief speech, in which he epoke very
handsomely Of both the presiding officer and the
sfn.tc.
F., In tue House the same compliments were passed
uron Hon. 4. c. Fuller, the Speaker, to which he
happily responded, After the adjournment the
members gathered in eroups in the House Ind in
dulged IN eopge and pleasant conversation until
ncar the close Of the afternoon.
The gold voting members Of the General Assem-
~ hayf 6sen Pls9 np and nay be regarded
to Auditor Miner to get their warrants to draw
them, all reference ta gold IN the warrants was
carefully omitted. The cold men protested, bpt
usual form Of the warrants. They presented
their warrants to Treasurer Beveridge and
demanded the gold. He politely declined to re-
hacks for the face Of the warrant This offer al
the Repnbl!cans but two accepted, Without hesita-
1ion, but the copperheads, believe, to a msn,
refused, and threatened to naandam9s tho Trea-
surcr for his stubbornucss, but think they will
come to the conclusion not 10 do 50, and take the
greenbseks;;; E'ec' how can they get aws5 from
The Industrial College bill with the House
amendments, dividing the fund with three insti-
tutons. WIS not reached in the Senate. and as u
h0tA fT1A1 fhhfN
, 1865-02-17

Smiths army, eays he ia very much scattered, for
the purpose ct Obtaining food and forage. and
that It would he impossible foz him to concentrate
any force during the present season, In conse-
qnence Of insufficient transportation.
Price Is reported to hare gone tc Mexico, on
m Important confidential mission. under orders:
untrue.
Scarcely boat travcrscs the rircr below Mem
pnls mat is not hailed by rebel desertars, asking
The draft under General Canby's orders, has
not been enforced. The Memphis Rmi:ttn says
there VIII probably be none within the district OF
Memphis.
, 1865-02-17

HArrrAx. Feb. 16.-The Eurona. from Liver
pool lib, yia Queenstown 5th. hss arrived. Her
lie China Of The continnaacc Of lie war lad t an
nnfaynrable efec, unon Amertcau Securities. and
Impaired decided improvement to cotton.
chnncrd. Cation advanced s6aid. Rrcadstnffa
cuiet. Provisions stcady,
LosDo Feb 4%coasq1s s'ossd ssd.st ss ;2s9i for
copnk gotnox Fob a-rneu IT, $ seaz ocenea =. <,
and 81 sIosea esd # e. sn,, IN tne 1nnaon D,r,v
St,cs rnnfToyerts The nnintons Of a Manchester
psper, and urges that aithoush a compromise
, i is ,ae =, o sant lime nppeions ~ nv BE-
hnrmfi;ty conmercci- win kcfafrtJ 5tatcs. over
Khiei, lie oi1rarcly Of Mchlnond Il IosIu. rs
The pta iaaefs The Confederate o,ran in Lon
don. ri1iculcs BJair'a nlleced peace Negotiations
but does moi atiogether dlscrcdlt The peace ru-
mors. tasscrts that the North 1s nnmletakahIy
tired Of war and that more rational councils are
beginning to prevail. 1t claims that the
abapdonment Of the aca coast b. the
a military point of view, BY inc-caslng the
strength Of lis Inland armies. The Lad<r then
points ont that nleddship may 10 restored he
tween tile North and South, and 80 close a1lf-
ance formed asto practically make new Union
Tndcr such circumstances war with England OF
Francc, or both, wonld be necessity. The xader
ccntends that the United St1tes Gosernment Is
paving the way for such war. II says that the
war Is reaching such a crisis that England aud
France must decide to become friends Of one
Of the helfgeTcnts OF fight them both. and e:ents
are occurring which may pfecfpitate that decision
at least, In the case OF France. In the mean
time The I1ltr bids the friends Of tho South TO he
Of good cheer, and promises them shortly series
Of agreeable surprises Tha IadeE also gives
rumor, which is alleged to be current In political
circles Of the intention the part OF the British
toyesnmcnt to sever Its connection with Canada
before the termtnnti ion Of the American war, so
that the hncst prov1ncs o. 05eat Bf1ta1nssna5 ne
selzco Wl'houI !9Eclng EnEiaaq 1at9 va.
, 1!e Lonuon 1fMes, e".toIta'E} Auus mutt WIN
the legal opinion given by Nj. VIM II. Evasts as
to the right Of European creditors to recover
debts in America on specie ba.is. The 7ta's
s at
uons ouEut ~ w sciue, aGcosuns - tue TEL auu
not to tue nominal Valne Of me american cur
Ttncy, but the conclusion Is expressed so DOUBT
fully, Is fenced around with go many limitations,
rhaf those Tnose interest it Is to aintafn m on
nn:,te onininn viii ;lo "a.
p'ri Thc u1.tE1y statenent of tho Bank Of Franee
shows decrease Of q over three and half mil
TIE rreat tfottinc match in Paris between the
American hnrse Ehepherd and The French horse
Ie tsaA Sss - - r;,tnrr ~ ~ A., .-irrr
ia5psn h ,,innin1 h M hnnI-od ra-ds
Paris Bonrse On the ID Inst was frmer, the
Tentee closing at 61f. 15c.
,osHsa tJcr srt',n amerfcn mr. stcamcr 5:hinc
fnseetsr, :. [rortfnrn5 S~nr n tho Tnitad Statea
inciGaug coa1deI Wa ~ 1c y. ~ oattn,
f1as Impaired uecsuetl 10 tae COTTON
, 1865-02-17
FROM SEIERHI!AH'S ARMY.
His Advance ECavalry on the North
Carolina Border.

dispatch to the Eeening Bulletin, dated Washing.
ton, Feb. 1B. says: ''Isschmond papers Of the
18th Indicate that Sherman's advanced cava1ry are
portaDt railroad junction on the borders Of North
Carolina. They also announce that all telcgraphfc
and railroad Communication with Charleston ts
nmn must hare struck the North Eastern running
from Charleston to Florence.
1.-THE Richmond papers Of the 18th, received TO-
day. show that the question Of arnfng slaves has
been temporarily laid aside in the rebel Congress-.
, 1865-02-17

at Sort Smith. The partners arc represented q
shrewd and sharp men with plenty Of money: Il
is a continuation which swallows everything. The
officer who cannot be bought into their interest
must make war for some oce Who can. Only two
or three oflit crs dare oppose them. There has.
he says, been brought into thet section 1905. .000
worth Of goods ostcnsibly fo. the Indians, but to
one-tenth can be sold within the lines. Other SIM
liar caEes arc mentioned in Gen. Her-on's COM
humiliation
, 1865-02-17

WAsu1sGroN. Thursday, Feb.
e,Y1N- &TC

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Feb. 16.
SENATE.
zation Society for thc support OF recaptured Afel
SIr. WILSON introduced bill to increase the
efficiency Of the STAFF Of the army; II provides
more than corps, shall bare the rank a2d pay
Of colonel Of cavalry less than corps and more
'2I.aa than diTistoa teuenant-'olone less than
Referred to the Military Committee.
The bill to regulate commerce between the
seSefsl states 1 " fSsn gp ,ho
priation bill, 1t vas postponed TIL Saturday.
The naval appropriation bill was considered,
and all amendmputs Of the Finance COMMITTEES
ast seetoa of The 6i p1ovidins fof addittoaai
midshtPmcn from each Congressional district,
Trs stricken out.
poninE the time for the restoration Of the iaaval
Academy at AHnapolla for two years from the first
Of May next. which was REJECTED.
Map Ssss q Aam4 nsr Ss e 3 P
It's consideration,
The Senate adjourned.
uorsE sMAsnrSoros' Feb 1e'
The House passed the scnate's bill for tho es-
tanilshment m Of steam mail line between the Uni
The House then passed tho Joint resolution to
muster OF. OF all regiments tho onon-commiasioncd
pred terms Of such regimcnts with tic be uuief-
standing that they would be mustered out with
The amendment to the Internal Revenue bill
Tho amendment under debate was the one here
tefore offered by MF. Hooper, the object Of which
hank notes, and to compel State banks TO come
under the National banking law. Various amend
ments were offered and rejected, including one by
q n tnFr md
St3te banks from issning or paying any other thun
national currency alter the list Of january, 1885.
AE. Hooper's amendment was then rejected,
leaving the ta1 on banks as in the law. -,
The amendment proposed By the Committee on
Ways mad Means. assessing dpty Of five per cent
On s5ssss Q; incomes ogeF md ten Ps5 sent
as to- also collect the duty On incomes dellTsd
from banks aud other dividends, and to collect ten
per cent only on e1cess OF income oyer 3, ,9oo
special Income Tax be not applied to income Of
officers t Of TIE n5my End navy tor 1854, who, were
discharged Tor disability OF wounds contracted in
the service, or By the expiration OF term Of ser
ehall be refunded. Rejected.
EVENING SESSION.
A resolution was adopted, instructing The COM
nl1tteo on the District Of Columbia to inquire
whether persons have not been sold ont ofjall to
substitute brokers, If 80, how many and who OBJ
The House went into Committee of the Whole
On The Amend1tory Internal Reytnue bill .sE3 tN
The ecction providing duty ul sir cents per
pound On cotton till JnlT 1st 1853, and after that
aate ase &c cents PsyaSis u e7in, having been
ont The words ?" pay able IN coin:" Debate follow
cd, after which Iii. Stevens amendment was
adopted.
Mt. MILLER proposed daty Of eight cents On
cotton. Rctected hy one m3jorify.
Mr. HOLMAN, OF Ind. offered 4 new section to
refund the tax assessed on roasscs from sorg-
~ nS7H!T1T f;r1 IT ayass ot7,,o1 q rsw .a..ior
, 1865-02-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
FRANKFORT, Thursday, Feb. 10.
The majority report Of the Srnate Judiciary
Committee rcJecta the Constitutional amendment.
Mr. Robinsou's minority report favors the ratiG.
comnaiftee oppused it. ratsdcation, liz, Fiske
alone fayoEing tts unconditional adoption.
Resolutions ordering an investigation of arrests
nmssse ~ in he H1use' Kentuckv his hesn mada Mf1a
Department, and General Palmer appointed to the
command, ten. Burbsilge retatn,ns his position.
A dispatch to this effect has Just been received
from Wa.hfn.tOn,
, 1865-02-17

The Whereabouts OF Prices Forces.
His Ketreat through Missouri.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
Sr. LOUIS, Thursday. Feb. 10, 1865.
In response to an inquiry from MAJOR Gencfal
John Pope, In 1cgard to the whereabouts Of Gene
ra Prices forces, the following answer was given,
under date Of Februsry Ii. 1865: The trans MI.
sissippi army Is cncampcd near Washington, Ark.
Two hundred miles southeast Of Fort Smith F.
ran has about nine thousand cavalry, but thoy arc
poorly mounted. Naeruder commands the inlan'
iry, The Missouri coascripts hare been fotcloly
dismounted and drilled IS infantry. Prices army
suffered greatly On their retreat from Missouri,
and the line OF their retreat is marked BY the DC
brfa uf wagons and the bones OF horses and mules:
The officers seem to feel satisfied that they escaped
with their lives, and another invasion Of MISSOURI
is not 70 be thought Of at present. Mclean, 9cn
Pnce,s \: e., Mas killed last "eok IN hssa'
, 1865-02-17
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,


ISpec1AI U1sr1tth 70 the chicago I1lbune.I
Wusns0ToS. Thursday, Feb. 16.
The night express on the St. LouIs and Alton
road, which left chicsgo at 1880, was thrown from
The track two miles =ouh Of here, about II O'Clock
tonight, end ". B. Fyfe, Of Ottawa. and John
Davidson, of Charleston, Coles Co., were instantly
li.1ed- Two, more, whose names we cannot asccr-
TIN, were dangerously wounded, and several
slightly injured The accident was caused b5 the
4saskipg Of two rails, By which the two rear cars
were thrown from the track and nearly demolished
Ono OF the deceased was substitute and the other
a DISCHARGED soldier.
, 1865-02-17
Nelp advertisements.
FIRST WARD
Draft Association,

M MASONIC.-There will be q Spe-
49A cial Convocxttpn OF Corirthia Chapter No. g.,
Il. a. 81 this (FE1DAt) evening, at o CLOCK.
felikf3it cHAS. Il. FALCH, SerfetaIy.
, 1865-02-17

kind and t1n'e1y fcme brnncs n 1no b. the wo1.cr
Of the memorable little Leagae, thai unte: sucd
adverse circumstances has accomplished 50 much
good. and len ar indc1thle impression npon the
age, though scarcely noticed in the smoke Of llfcs
great battle and seeming confusion. The future
will reveal material aid to suffering humanity
the National Women's Loyal Lea2ue
associations IN trial hour, but s.wpll done, "
written out In deeds and inhuepce, hail besuiies
our SORROW as We part.
this last token Of remembranee. Through Mrs.
Icyanway, received the balance in your tfsasury.
last will and testament, $17.30- May deserve
your confidence und love By loving all mankind as
Ho who gave himself for all.
Afecdonately yours,
JOSEPHINE 8. GR1rYING.
The 1aiiez al tho late Lcasue take this occasion
to tender to the editors OF the TRIBUNE their sfu-
ccrc thanks for the kindness and courtesy WITH
which they have aided them In their lubors.
Mns. j. n. IyonAHAN, Late Secretary.
BuRo1AEr.-on Wednesday night the tobacco
store Of Mr.. Hal1er, Oh the corner Of Hubbard
Court and State street, was broken into, md
twenty.six thousand cigars stolen. Tho thieves
effected IN entrance through the front window.
Several parties we're ENGAGED in the expedition,
md hGcE was provided In which tho stolen prop
erty was carried away. Thus far no clue 1as been
obtalned to the perpetrators Of the crime OR to
the missing property. The stolen goods were
valued at $!50Q.
, 1865-02-17

r For Additional Telegraph see
Second PH Ees
rnayees rtoyn1 Learce-Dlsbandcd d.

Ladies' Loyni LeaGce-D1sbandcd.
The Society heretofore known as the Laaies'
having unjtea with the new organization called
the u Industrial Home Society,"" For the benefit
Of the members Of the late League. not prfsenta at
to l.st meeting, the Secretary bogsleavo to insert
tbs following communication, which epesks for
ITSELF. u..,.voroy Tan NJ ,oe.
u Milog @ ne Nc to exp1e5s sincere gratitude tor tha
, 1865-02-17

NEW YonK, Thursday. Fch.16%-The Comm.r-
eia''s speelas says: "Thers are minors in Wash
Carolina, IN addition to that reeeirod la.t night,
1.-THE Animation Of ahe Representatives from
Louiaiana and Arkansas Is regarded as certain"
The Rps;t special sa9s; "Ghe Hsyaaud NaaQa