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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
TENNESSEE.
Rapid Rise Of the CuniberiaHd--'Couon -
Another Misunderstanding Ahrny- A
Policeman Mortally Woundcd@
NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Dec,

NASHVILLE, wednesday, Dec. "a Isb.
The river is still rising rapidly, with - eet
OF water on the shoals There Is prospect OF an o er-
gcw steamers aro beginning 10 arrive freely. i've
arrived to-day.
Cotion-Ls sht transactoos; prices range from -. TO
lie for Mddngs Market steady anc but LITTLE dc iis
Receipts n bales; shipments, EO. ..,,, ,,; -,
ID. VIZ s-'@ az JIM
.fg by one Dick Dobbs.
Two poic.ucn named Frame and Waber ha a
dlaculty yesterday resulting in the shooting " F me.
TIE wound IL iSousht 20 be mortal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
ATTEMPTING TO Pass SPURIOUS Moxvv

james Logan and John Buckley. canal boatmen war.
on or tuesday night arrested by Officer McCoud of IN,
rnirteenth Precinct. on the complaint Of John G.
1ulekunest, keeper Of lager beer saloon at No li
brooI"'st. The complainant states that the men cams
INTO his saloon. and each drank two classes of lager
peer; Logan rendered 10 payment counterfeit three
on the Jefferson County Bank Of Watertown y, Y
nc therefore caused Their arrest above stated In
the possession Of Logan was found another os rho com
.er,et oiis Justice Shandley committed them for ca
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Spnin Gnd Pofsugs-.

The Iberiln Proar'sssta party having made
preparations rOr a great demonstration N favor OF the
g and onocn OF Porr lga upon the oecasson Of their
Nalsties pro ecied v!t 10 Madrid, the Spanish Gov
erf men; communicated the fact TO the orugucse Mn
issr In Madrid, who Immediately lcn hr Paris to in
form his sovereign IL probable that ,heir Majcs.ies
will only visit Madrd iscoR.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Non.ArPival OF tho BelRiau.

PORTLAND. Wednesday. Dec 27-llP Pm
There are no signs of the steamship Belgian
now due ut this port, from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
The Indian Wer in AriAona.

san FRANCI5CO. Tuesdny. Dec. 20. Io0L
AdVces from Arizona represent that Iherc IS
constant fighting between the Apache INDIANS and the
white settlers Twenty-eght soldiers sent out on the
lst OF Noyembtr. are missing
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Itaiy.

The Government had presented to The Cham.
Der ofDeputes bills to proonc the operation Of the
cepiona law for the sipr~' sion of brirandagc, and
for TBS suppression Of religions corporations
Cogn. Nigra ,he Royal Chamberlain, - dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Movements Of Speaker Colfax.

NEW '1NFIN W VUHVsui!I I''N' - 1"O0.
Sneaker Collax is the guest OF the Hon. n.
d. Sporrv who gave dinner and public reception this
afternoon at which were present Gov. buckingham,
Lieut. Gov Ayerill and many other distinguished gem
the lecture. Mr. Cofax goes to NewYork on the
uiLlt boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
THE ALEXANDRIA RIOT.
A Premeditated Affair - unHcock's Fef'
Grams Ordered Out - Firss Reports
Exaggerated Only Two Mor'aiIy
Wauuded.

Special Dispatch TO The Y. Y. Iri6une.
wAsHIyGroS, Wednesday, Dec. %. 1865.
Several arrests Of the rioters in Alexandria
on Christmas day have been made, and Gen. Augur
has directed thorough investigation into the eircum
stances Of the affair and has ordered the commanding
officer at that place not to surrender any Of the offend
ing psrteson the demand of the civil authorities but
to refer all such demands to the commanding officer Of
fhe department.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Boiler Explosion mt Dnbuqur-cne Man
Killed.

DtBUQur, Iowa. Wednesday, Dec q, 1865.
Jaeger & Co.'S distillery was blown to atoms
BY the explosion Of the boiler in tho engineer ROOM Most
Of the employees were at dinner there being but eisnt
per,Ops in tie building; az the time The fireman was
killed but Of tho others were seriously injured
Loss $4,000; insured against fire for s25,UO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
I.atcst.
O'D0nOvan,
LONDON, Dec.

LONDON, Dec I4.--The Fenian O'Donoyan,
who was sentenced for similar conviction, sm years
ago has been sentenced 20 penal scrvitude for NE.
The Joint note of England and France proposing GER
tain terms for the settlement Of the Gillian dieutes
was received at Madrid the 9th. The result IS not
known.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Obsequies OF Gov. Corwiu.

CINCINNATI Tuesday Dec. 26, 1865.
The funeral Of Gov COrwin took place al
Lebanon. Ohio to-day. and was largely attended by
delegates from all parts Of the State
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
y urlscy.

The Credit Mobiler Of Paris hal contracted
for the nev Tnk-h oar of 90 OOO 0CO sterling. IL is
be issued in bonds of go each ~ prce equivGon.
90 about 2l2--Iepay able az par tuEl yeeIj.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
RraHCw.

The Paris correspondent Of The Losfcn Globe
saws the French Government has given six months no.
tice 10 terminate the eXtradiOn treaty with England
the ground Of the strict fOrusltes required before
French offenders are given w.
The Paris Bolrse on The 18th was hrm, but
Rcntes cloced ra.ter lower at tg0J.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Wholesale Poisoning-An Entire Family
Drugged with Lnudauuu.
pnILAnrLrHIA. Wcdnesdav. Dec. %

PHILADELPBIi, Wcdnesday, Dec. q, Isbl.
To-day. Patrick Mclaughlin and his family
consisting Of HIS WIFE, three children and niece were
naj,onoI to-day by drinking large dose Of lardanum
rlaced in tho coffee used at breakfast Mclaughlin
and one daughter came near losing theiI lives The
former IL slill In Il pIecaIious condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
The Steamer idaho Ashore.

MANCHESTER, n. j., Wednesday, Dec. 27, leG5
The steamship Idaho, from New-York, bound
to Mobile is ashore at Barnegat She is full Of water
and lies of the Shore Her passengers and crew have
been landed safely. II The weather proves favorable
part Of her cargo may be saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
ARRAY In a Norfolk .yhe.,er.

NORFOLK, Va, Wednesday Dec. 81 1865
! Joseph Edwards, Baltimore rough, was sho.
at tbe Oxford Theater this evening by soldier AZ
whom Edwards had discharged pistol.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
The Bark FIorn Ashore.

LoSd BRANCH j., Wednesday, Dec q, 1865
The bark Flora Of Baltimore is ashore three
miles north OF Squan Inlet Her cargo which consist,
OF cotton and iron will probably be saved. The vessel
is light.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
udfn.
BONB BiY

BOMBAY, Nov. 29.-Cotton higher. Ship
ents during the fortnight 5000 bales Piece goods
unchanged. frcghis TO Liverpool 1916. Exchange,
OVy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
fhe Jamaica Mnssacre.- Depntasion from,
the Anti-slarery Society to Agr. Gard

NJ The interview Of the deputation from the
sritsh and Foreign autisavery Society with Mr..
N"a"eu' Mr.. ChameToTzow, the Secretary Of tho
s"e'ety' read the following memorial.
At meeting held et the Offices Of he rfsish and
rent consisting OF member Of the eomat.e Of eende
na eohnecten with various missionary assocations
"Su o.Ler gentiemen Interested IN The antLSla,ery
'''e''""s convened 70 take lntO consideration
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
AUST RALIA.

Dates 10 Oct. "A Dead Parlinment-
Resixuations-Exten Bank Frauds
Estate sequestered.
SAN Francisco, Wednesday. Dec. q, 1865.
The ship Miss Kilmansegg brings Australian
alyices to October 4.
There was dead Parliament The President OF the
Council aud Attorney General have resigned.
Extensive frauds have been discovered ia the Bank
Of South Australia.
The estate Of the President of the Uprer House OF
NsY South Wales has been sequestered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

> .lta,tt
conttec mad been held when II was JndGeG expedlen!
10 draw up appendix TO that memorial; copy 0,
this al5eHdX had been forwarded to Ear issse nnu
with nc permission " the right nOnOfhOc behucnaH
mir CsrdWslD he wvnld now read
% T, N, sight Honorable EARL RUSSELL, First Lord Of
my lord: Is reason for making any addition to
he fyeqng memorial the committee beg 10 siate thht
since II aiofted the circumstances oI ,ne ensp "i
pea red 10 rendert desirable 10 seek an interview with
frsnr Lordshp as the head OF Her MaJeStys Govern
1.-The most recent intelligence from Jamaica en-
brace, The Iepors OF the Lieutenant Governors ON
eers his own official dispatches, and his speech to the
Assembly Accepting these documents as iurnlshinE
evidence most favorable to Lieut.. Gov Eyre hiniseh
and his snbordnates the committee are not Only con-
frmed In the opinion they have aready upon
he natare Of the proceedings of which he has assumed
the respousibty but feel constrained TO acknowledge
the existence OF dy deepening IMPRESSION that the
rofrbution has been out OF all proportion to tic aegcd
ofcnse .Ao ,oi,h.
m renreseytatiyes Of the public sentiment IN relation
m these terrible events il they did not submit tha' s
is question involving the national character ioI Jus
ticc and humanity; one which lmeerdtYey peIovses
Uor Moiostgs Ministers 10 deal with In manner mat
ton sasfy absolutely the national demand Tor iuu
rigil ara impartial inquiry. The committee arc iui
tber If opinion that Her Malestys Go'erninent wou
be giving only earnest OF IT'S intention 70 hcet tno
Scncies of the case by immediately recalling Lieu
nam, Goxernor Eyre in order to facilitate the search
ip in,estiealion suggested. and by suspending rom
INC Of their functions all the officers VINO nave
been conceYned in these transactions
The committee observe that Bill OF Indemnify ns
been presented to the Legislature OF Janaca ihey
pray that uDder the present CIRCUMSTANCES IL
may not receive The sanction OF the OroWh' A.
Tho committee most respectfully urge thab iho
public .Xiousy await the production of evidence, as
follows
60" In tie case OF alleged contempt Of conrt by the
non beOclaD On the uh OF October asl which 'ea I"
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

will require a quick perception and in
telligence equal to the emergencies which
sudden emancipation may develop. Men
Of the highest order Of intellect, and
most perfectly balanced passions are re-
quired in that responsible position. In all
proper, methods to untangle these COM
plications, SO as to bring order out of
chaos of Southern society, the Freedmen's
Bureau will have the sympathy and sup
port Of the intellect and intelligence of
the South but, should an undue sympa-
thy be manifested for the negro, and
against the whites-should such q system
be followed as to make the negro believe
in his. equality, or sto create a prejudice
in his mind against his former owner.
and the whites generally in the South. it
is easy to see that the "irrepressible
conflict viii have just begun. Equality,
North or South, can never be ; and all
ideas of that description thrown out to
the negro, must end in discontentment
and strife /; and all undue and unjust par
tiality towards the negro and against the
whites, will necessarily create dissatis-
faction. All we ask of the Freedmen's
Bureauais equality in the administration
of their office. PROXTER.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

NATIONAL REsTAURAT.-The gentle
manly chief Of that king of Saloons
as a caterer Of the dainty tastes Of gour-
mands, has established his reputation
amongst our community. The restaurant
kept by Mr.. Luce has never been equaled
in this town, and may eie with the best
in the city. Other improvements, we
noticed, is going on, which will add
greatly to the comforts of the house,
and make it a splendid restaurant and
eating saloon. We understand that rooms
for private parties are getting ready. and
will afford friends and amateurs to enjoy
themselves undisturbed.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

ALMOST ONE STEP toe FAR ~ say
old fellow what are your politics - said
one friend, quizzing another. "Consery-
alive. my father was a conservative
:. And what is your religion !" continued
the other. Protestant, my father was a
Protestant" was the answer. And why
are you a bachelor Z" said the other. "Be.
cause my father was a, Q, confound it /.
don't bother me with yonr stupid ques-
TONS"
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
Notice,


Credi tors to The Succession Of Celeste Bel
LANCER; widow of Leruuel Tanner, deceased,
are requested 10 hand in their claims properly
authenticated, to the gndersigned.ID Debtors 10
the succession are alp notified to liquidase
their Indebtedness within the shortest possible
delay. 4EA
MANCHESTER Halt.
zsTv ,sS Attorney Of the succession.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

SUDDEN DEATH-Lieut. VIM. E. Peck,
Nd Rhode Island Cavalry, ON his return
from this place, where he had been act
ing as Recorder at the Military Commits
sion, held on jackson ST., died suddenly at
Napoleonville, during the night of Friday
last. The deceased was we'll known by
most Of our citizens. tgi7 q -.s
We also heard of a colored child having
Suddenly died this week, but have not been
able to learn the particulars.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

Afew weeks back, a woman was found
drowned under the Thibodaux bayou
bridge, supposed to have been murdered
on some plantation up the bayou. We uu-
derstand that the man suspected TO have
done the deed is now in Jail.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
Lost or NsisIaid,

One certain mortgage or promissory note,
drawn by Ulysse Guedry, in favor Of Diago
Dnevet, for the sum of two hundred dollars.
bearing interest from March and made payable
in March. 1864.
The public is hereby notified NOT to trade for
said note, as the payment of the same has been
stopped. For further information, apply to
the undersigned. p. LAGARDE, JR.,
augf2-lm fgx Agent.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

The new, light draught and fast run
ming steamer St. Cloud. VIM. Mitchell,
master, Chas. L. Walden, clerk, left our
wharf yesterday. and will leave New
Orleans every Wednesday and Saturday
for our port, and all intermediate land
ings on the bayou and coast.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

Mr.. r. Ofutt, of the Literary Depot,
Market street, and C. l.. Walden, of the
steamer St. Cloud, have our thanks for
files Of late papers.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
1n0ifial Notifies.
Succession Of Joseph c. Dnsky, deceased,
And Community.

Succession Of Joseph G.. Dusky, deceased,
And Community.
State of Louisiana, Third judicial District
Court, Parish of Lafourche.
WHEREAS, Eli G.. Dusky. son Of Joseph @.
Dusky, deceased, and a resident Of this parish
aforesaid, has, the I'd day Of August, 1855, filed
his application with che Clerk of the aforesaid
Court, praying to be appointed Administrator
of the succession Of Joseph G. Dusky, deceased,
and Community.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, to show cause within ten days
from the first publication hereof, why the
prayer ofthe said retition should nothe granted,
by filing their objections with the Clerk Of said
Court. at his office in the town of Thibodaux.
49, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
l.. S. Court, this the second day Of August,
49, 1865. sd7oF
J.SARTA,
Clerk of the Sd Jud. Dist. Court for the Pariah
of Lafourehe, La. tIf. E3sQxia
Thibodaux. August Sch, 1865
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

Our devil is i'll high favor, and returns
his thanks to Mr.. Drozin Triche for those
ten red joints of the largest sugar
can't we have yet seer this season.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
Succession " Noel Haydei, deceased.

~ E1A4EM&L E1 An FE3%HfI
State of Lonisiana-Tbird, Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish Of Lafourcbe.
WHEREAS, Gustave Sabatier OF the Parish
Of Orleans has filed his application with the
Clerk of said Court, praying to be appointed
administrator of the succession Of said Noel
Haydel,
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections, if any they
have to the said application. with the Clerk Of
said Court, at his Office in the town of Thibo-
daux, within ten days after the first publication
course of law. be appointed and duly qualified
the Administrator of the said stccessions@Ts
67EsN Witness my band and The seal 81
@AsDsaid Court, this 10th day of Augtst
A. u. one thousand eight hundred and si1ty-
five. sa JUSTIN SAlTA. Clerk
aug19
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
Notice.

..,4 Notice.
Creditors OF the succession Of Mott Birdsall.
deceased, are requested to hand in their claims
property authenticated to the undersigned
Debtors to the succession are also notified to,
llquldate their Indebtedness within The shortest
possible delay. & W. BLAKE.
Attorney of the succession.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
Succession Of Pierre Thibodaurx, deceased.
State Of L~ouisiana-Third judicial District
Court. sitting h and for the Parish of LafouIrd6hc.

WHEREAs. Louis Breaux, Of said parish, has
filed his application with the Clerk Of saaf
Court. praying to be appointed Datise Tesla
mentary Executor of the viii OF. testament <of
said Pierre Thlbodaux, 100
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned
and notified to file their objections, ii any they
have to the said application, with the Clerk 81
said Court, at his Office In tire town III Yhdbo-
daux. within ten days after the 6rat pnblicad{tf6u
hereof, or the SAID applicant will, Ill due cohrse
of law, be appointed and duly duafffed the
Datlve Tes tainentary Exscsttoy VI the will or
testament Of said Pierre Thiboaaax
80 Witsess my h&na and thes ssaI 81
D. one thousand eight hundseed ahd lsi3tyzlye.
a~uglsslss JUSTIN SARA, Clerk.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

AouATIcs.-Though the Rid months
- not yet come, they are not far off,
and we hope that our; friend Mr.. Light
will not lose sight of this fact, and keep
faour fish market constantly supplied. Mr..
Light deserves much credit for the regu-
larity with which be has bi-weekly sup
:lplied our community with the products
of Fields lakes. w are sure he will.
with prospects Of a fsjr success, extend
his line Of operations as far as the led
fish and snapper country. We will en-
courage him to the extent of our purses.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

Mr.. V. Samoan has a choice assortment
Of staple and fancy dry goods on hand.
His grocery store is r%eplenished with a
well selected stock. See advertisement.
We also take special pleasure in call
ing the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Messrs. Lapeine &
Ferre.
etH7 THEFT.-Our fellow-townsman and
friend, Sciefert, me rchant tailor, was
robbed some night last week of clothes,
clothing material, and articles left by his
customers. It is not the first theft COM
mitted in this way, lately. Could not
some means be found to stop all such
proceedings? Mr.. Sciefert's neighbors.
Messrs. Colin & Droz, had been robbed
in . similar manner a few days previously.
PAY POUR TAxEs-We are requested
to state that Mr.. Mathurin Bourg. Sheriff
of the Parish Of Lafourche, assisted By his
deputies. Theo. Thibodaux and S. T. Gris-
amore, are now prepared to receive the
State Taxes for the years 1861, 1862, 1868
and 1864. All persons who have not yet
settled their accounts with the Tax Collee-
tor, would do well to pay a friendly visit
to the sherif"s office, where they will
always meet with a kindly welcome. s.f
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

49, = ~ - Ff#ktt- EI FL q lEsE
eds Nh. A, Ribbeck, ornamantal house
painter, in this place, who had establihed
for himself a well deserved reputation.
died Of the effects Of q wound received
two months ago, at ths hands Of some
9 night assassins. They attacked the place
: where resided Mr.. r. with muskets. One.
I Of the bullets, piercing the front door and
i a counter, behind which sat the deceased,
: hit him, and caused the wound above.
mentioned. He leaves a widow and an
orphan. We are confident that the authors
Of this murder will be treated as they, de-
( serve and that the action of the authori-
hes in this case, will aid in putting o
stop to this kind Of violence. e
i - u 49, j E X { -
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19

Brig Gsn. Cameron now sSts the
Republic, Valparaiso, Indiana.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-19
No. 81.

Lovingly TROsGLAIR, husb., VS.. EULALIE
BORNE, wife.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
Ashland, o., August %, 1865

THE LADY's FRIEND.-"Catching the
Butterfly" is the leading steel engraving
Of the September number Of this favorite
periodical-and a very pretty picture
it is. 1t will remind many Of the days
Of their childhood, when they roamed
about catching butterflies, and some per.
haps may think sadly that since they
have grown to ripper years, they have
been engaged in nothing much more i'm
portant than trying to catcli such other
butterflies rs wealth, and pleasure, and
fame. The steel fashion plate for this
number is as handsome as usual, and the
sporting dress in it is something q little
peculiar. We suppose it is the way that
the Empress Eugene aud her ladies
dress, when on their sporting excursions
"LoOking for Father, is pretty wood
engraving. Then we have e~ngraviugs o.
q Lace Jacket, Mode of Dressing thu
Hair, q Bridal Couture, In door Gap, &c
The literary matter, is Of a pleasing ant
interesting character. Every lady SHOULD
have this magazine. Address, Deaco'
40 . .- .M - . d.
& Peterson, Philadelphia.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-08-23
COx's Position.

We notice that some Of our Democratic
exchanges are inclined to interpret the
letter Of Cox rs being opposed to Negro
Suffrage. We fail to discover any thing
of the kind in IT,. We have commended
from the start that he believes in the
most ultra dogmas Of his party. His let
ter is intended as a blind, as well as the
Abolition party intends to conduct the
campaign on the blind. The idea that a
party can ignore a question while a ma
jority Of ito members advocate it, is utter
" fallacious, The leaders Of the Repub'
lican party arc in favor Of Negro Suffrage
Cox is in favor. Of it-and the only
reason theytry to ignore the matter is
because TIE soldiers are opposed to it
We believe that just so sure as the Re
publicaus secure the next Legislature
lust so u = they will pass an act to strike
Out the word ,okite from tho Constitution
Of the State Of Ohio, and II Cox is Cover
nor no will sign the bill. Let no man h
deceived. Plain questions have been ask
cd Cox both by soldiers and q cormitte'
Of white men and negroes from 0berlin
&c thrusts Che soldiers letters aside Il
contempt, and writes four or Eve column
Of an article in answer to 0berlin, com
posed of stuff that few will read and lcs
understand. 10 bubbles and prcvari
Gates to mislead. When:the nominee 0
the Democratic party is asked whether b
i.i ID favor Of Negro Suffrage he will nm
swer promptly and cover the whole groun'
with two lettcrs-TN -fremont McSse'
Qti,-imht THhfa RaM aNMAL