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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-11-03
AN ORDINANCE

y
Prohibiting Slavery in the State Of North Car
Olna:
Be u declared and ordained by the delegates
of the people Of the State of North Caroline IN
Convention assembled, and 1t Is hereby declared
and ordained, That Slavery and involuntary
ser rvtude, otherwise than for crimes, whereof
the parties shall have been duly convicted. shall
be and is hereby forever prohibited within the
State.
TRatiEed in Convention, this meth day of
October, 10 the year of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty-6ve.
EDWIN G. READE, President.
JAS. 81. MOORE, Sec'y Of the Convention.
E. c. BADGER, Assistant Secretary.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-11-03
AN ORDINANCE

TO give publicity to The Ordinance ordering
Electieus on the 2nd Thursday in November
Bsxt. L
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Providing lor tho election Of the members d
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-01

GRAND AND TRIAL JURoRs.-The following is q
list of the Grand and Trial Jurors summoned to
appear at the Court room of this the second Judi
cial District of Idaho Territory, in and for Boise
county, on Monday the Sd day of July, to serve for
the July term Of said District Court s. D.
Owens. J. J. Dooley, B. F. Channel, John ,Parham,
NJ. Heron, R. 7. Strother, g. G. Merritt, j.. L.
Law, Robt. Griffith, Ed. Donahoe. S. Ridge, J. W.
Wood, w. H. Parkinson, John McClinchey, John
Uaressy, G. w. Crafts, T. b. Hart, J. w. Morey,
G. W. Van Wrinkle, W. L. Reynolds, P. H. Brown,
g: Miner, A. E. Galloway, G. A.. Robinson, ]
Hardy. j. G. Lawrence, 4. d. Saunders. James
Graham, Abe Johnson, +. b. Smith. J. II. wick.
ersIetn M
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho county of Boise-ss.
In the District cOurtMechanic's LenElias Brown vs.
John Grennen and Wife.
NOTICE hereby given, that the above named plaintiff
has commenced an action in said court, to enforce
mechanics lien for the of BIG and 721OO dollars on
the following described premises building situated
near the lower end of Wall street in Idaho city, IN the
county of Boise and Territory Of Idaho the south side
of said wall street. and enthusiastically from McGrortys
building; further described the next building east OF
tho house formerly occupied by NJ Fuller; and the land
or claiming liens said premises under the provisions of
the Act OF the Legislative Assembly of Idaho for secur
ing liens mechanics and Others are hereby noed to
be- and appear in said court on Monday the 10th day of
uly next and exhibit then and there the proof Of said
liens. Y. D. HAA1E, All 1oF rim.
Idaho city, June 14th, 1855. S4w4
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TUESDAY, June 81, 1855.

Board all present.
Bond of James ThOrburn, County Clerk,
was approved.
1t appearing to the Board that there is
vacancy in the office of Constable IL the pre-
clnct Of Idaho City, it is therefore
Ordered that Lycurgus jackson be and is
hereby appointed to fill the same until it is
regularly supplied as required by law.
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Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise--ss.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court.
Elias Brown vs.A.P P. SpiIlman-Mechanic's Lien.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above named
plaintiff has commenced an seton in said court to
enforce mechanics lien for the sum of $50 ~
on the following described premises: The builds
ing situated on Main street, in Idaho City, in the
county of Boise and Territory Of Idaho, about II
quarter of a ule above the main town, and two
or three hundred yards above the house OF Thom-
as Wright; together with the land upon Wnlch the
same stands.
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
PREMISES. under the provisions of the Act OF the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory OF Idaho, for
curing liens to mechanics and others, are hereby
notified to be and appear in said Court, on Mon
day, the 10th day of July next, and exhibit then
and there the proof of said liens.
C. B. WAITE. Atty for Plaintiff.
IDAHO CITY, June Ia, 1865. 344w
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Summons.

( In the Probate court Inland for said county.
John Perham VS. Frank Newland
TN the name of the pf eple of the United States
in the Territory of Idaho you are hereby DOti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Territory,
the complaint of John Perham. demanding judg-
ment against you in the sum Of ($7O0) seven hmm
bred dollars the purchase price OF mining claim
situated in the Placeryie mining district, Boise
county, /. t., said purchase being made on the
LIST day of April, 1866 and unless you appear and
make answer to this complaint within thirty days
the said plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the said amount together with costs of suit.
In testimony whereof /, j. NJ. Shepherd, Ex-
49, oficiO:cIerk of said Probate court have
J SEAL| hereunto set my hand and affixed the
--r~~b seal of my court this 9th day of June
1865. JIM. SHEPHERD, ex.oficio clerk ofP.c.
ED. HoLBRooK, Atty forplf 33w4.
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a WORD no THE SICK!

NEKS. JANE GABY, DoCToREss, Idaho city, announces
the public that she prepared receive patients
fully nursed and attended to- Having had much expert
ence in of fever she will undertake the of
of that characters Inflammation Of the brain, namma
ton of the bowels &C. cured within "A hours Persons
troubled with sore eyes will also find speedy relief under
her treatment. No cure, no pay MRS. GABY,
29tf corner Montgomery and CONNER eial sts
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Administrators tx \ tice.

In the matter ofthe Estate of |. "; RoURh.
Deceased In the Probate Court of Boise coun-
UT APPEARING to the Probate Judge of said
Court. by the Petition presented and filed by
CT. E. Arnold Executrix of the estate OF J.; w
Roark, deceased praying for an order 10 sell real
and personal estate to pay the debts Outstanding
charges of the administration, it is therefore or,
dered by the Probate Judge of said Court that all
persons rested in tho sad estate appear before
the Probate Court on Monday. July run 1900, ~
O'Clock D. m, of said day. at the Court Room OF
said Court in Idaho City, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said Executrix
to sell 50 much of the real and personal properly
as shall be necessary, and that copy OF this or
der he published in the IDAHO WORLD, weekly
newspaper printed in Idaho CITY. Boise county.
for four successive weeks Immediately preceding
the day Of hearing. ,>
Attest: ]. M. SHEPHERD,
Probate Judge u ex oficio Clerk
June %. 1865. 4w.
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Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

IpAuo CTrY. Monday, June 81, 1865.
Board met-presenh Luckett; Andersos
and Cannady.s ff
ID the matter Of the appointment OF COun-
.ty Clerk-It is ordered that the resignation
by James Kinney Of the Office of County
Clerk be accepted, and that James Thorbnrn
be appointed to fill the vacancy until the
same shall be regularly supplied as required
BY law, and that be give bond in the sum OF
$4,000. b ssy,
In the matter of petition for public high
way on the petition of numerous citizens OF
the county s
Ordered that the following route be and
the same Is hereby declared public high-
way. to-wit: Commencing at Idaho City,
thence upon or near the route of the present
travelled road through Moorestcwn, toward
the South Boise mines, to point on said
route four miles from said Idaho City.
II is further ordered that E. ]. Butler and
Samuel Stewart be, and they are hereby APP
Dointed to view out and mark the line of
said road.
The official bond of A. O. Bowen and
suretles rs Tax Collector of the County in
the sum of Sis, 900, was this day approved.
ACCOUNTS EXAMINED AND BILLS ALLOWED.
VIM. Malouey, services as Deputy Sheriff in
criminal cases So, l25,oO
B. w. KimbaIl, for post mortem ex-
ination, June 4, is65.....~....... $500
Daniel Overmyer, fees in Justice of
the the Peace ia criminal cases........ $500
VIM. Maloney, services J. B. Malo-
ney as Deputy County Assessor
from lst to 18th of May.......... 224,00
G. K. Elliott, post norton examine
ton April z, 1865........ .......... $500
Board adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
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ACCOUNTS Examined AND ALLOWED.
James Kinney, taking testimony in criminal
cases .............A $4S5O
W. B. Daniels, Office expense as Clerk =
District COutt.... 81 90
w. B. Bibb, rent forofice of Probate
Judge and Sheriff from April to
June /, 1865, ........ .................. loo, 90
John G. Henley Clerk District Court,
judment docket and freight........... 1000
L. Burgeois, feeding criminals June,
ls65...... LAG, 90
J. U. Monhart, guarding prisoners. 24,e
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regularly supplied as required by law.
ACCOUNTS EXAMINED AND ALLOWED.
John C. Henley, Office expenses as Clerk OF
District Cuutt....... .... ...... $212, so
James Healey, Corner. ......... ...... $500
bowman b Co., printing ...... ........." ,7s7, 90
o. G. Hall, prosecutions...... ............ $500
Thosmas Neatly, services as Deputy
Sheriff and taking testimony in
criminal cases ,......... ..... 1880
V. P. Shone, guarding prisoners....... 1900
j. S. Potter, rent of court house...... 10000
Smoot, boarding pauper, June, 1865,
Contagious disease) .......... ......... 300
The report of the County Auditor showing
that be had, pursuant to an order of the
Board, made and entered, April Z, 1865,
drawn warrants upon the General Fund of
the county ia favor of Thomas Foy for the
sum OF $4l6-received and placed on file.
The District Attorney was authorized to
employ assistant COUNSEL in prosecution of
criminal cases at the ensuing term OF the
District Court.
Bond Of Thos. Foy, County assessor, and
sureties in the sum of $4,000 was approved.
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sheriR's Sale.

10y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
d Probate Court. in and for the comfy OF
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said court,
wherein John A. Douglas plaintiff. ana George 4:
ninety-six dollars. Judgment and costs of suit,
duly tested the Sd day of June. A. D. 1865. / have
seized and taken in execution the following de-
scribed property towit: All that certain niece or
parcel of real estate, situate in Pioneer CITY, ~
said county of Boise fronting on Main street Is
feet and running hack one hundred feet. with oil
the improvements thereon, between the Shasta
Restaurant" and SCOTS Store; public notice Is
hereby given that on the Sth day OF July, a. u.
1865, at - o'clock NJ, will sell in front of the
Court House door, in Idaho City at public auctinn
for gold coin or it's equivalent in clean gold dust,
the above described property. to the highest bid
der, to satisfy said execution and all accrulhg
costs.
A. O. BOWEN, Sheriff.
]. I.CRUTHER Under Sheriff.
IDAHO Cry, June 10th. A. D. 1865. 34-4w
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\ BOWEN Sheriff
Summons.

IDAHO Cry, June 10th. I'D. 1865. S4-4w
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Dis s1ntion Mice.

TIME Co-partnershir heretofore existing be
tween A. BunnelI T. w. Miller and q. P.
Havsp under the firm and name of Bunnell, Mill
Ter Il Co. is, this the 18th day of June. 1868, dis
solved by mutual consent. All liabilities con-
tructed BY sa id firm will be settled by Bunnell y
Miller and all debts due said firm can be paid to
either marty. A. BuNNELI..
W r w MILLER
Idaho citv Tune IL. f35w3l GP. HAYSLIP
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Packers and Traders Generally

stocks at small per cent. above San Francisco
cost, any description Of merchandise desired.
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WEDNESDAY,, June %, 1865.


All present. Minutes of yesterday read
and approved.
The bill of VIM. Maloney, for services in
criminal cases, coming up on motion to
reconsider, it was ordered allowed.
The following accounts were then exam
ined and allowed:
Mrs. D. Castor, for nursing and boarding the
INDECENT sick from April LIST to June 26th,
1865, as per contract ION Hospital
Fund........ ....."......s $500. ,824 81
A. @. Bowen, fees in criminal cases
end boarding prisoners ..........s.. 1850
J. NJ. Shepherd, fees ....... ...... ,.... 504, 90
j. ". Shepherd, stationery .......... 1900
Gen. @. Rough, salary of Dis. At
torney for quarter ending July lst 1,O0O,O 90
R. B. Smelling prosecuting criminal cases
during absence of District Atty go. $500
c. Sims do do ......... $500
j. H. RaIston, holding post morton ex-
animation on bodies of Carzoni, Will
son and Moulton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So, 90
J Tyson, services as deputy sheriff. ..l4l so
p. Sonnor & Co., blacksmithing for Jail 92,0O
s. Fargo, services as special deputy
Sheriff.. .s... ..,... Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Upon consideration. of the account of ]
A. KOowles for fencing the Jail yard of the
county, in the year 1864, for the sum OF
eighty dollars, the same was rejected.
CONTINUED next weekly
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ni.solntion lofPartnership,

NTOTICE is hereby given that The partnership
between WIN. Abernethy and J. G. Robbins
wus dissolved on the l4th day Of June. A. D.
1865. All debts due to the saidpartnership are b.,
b. paid, and those due from the same discharged
nv G. p. Robbins. The business will he confirmed
Nv r. p Robbins. WIN. ABFRNFTHY.
= - &c. p. ROBBINS.
Plaveryille June l4th. 1855 m 95wT .Fe
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-02

Bov.ro tho fury Or tho patient man. L. .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-06-02

LAY Still SoNNY.'-A Parkersburg (W.
W. paper says that several members Of the
Legislature took cars nt Grafton late on the
evening of the 9Th ult., for Wheeling, and
among the number was Mr.. g. Of somewhat
large proportions physically, and Mr.. d. Of
rroportionally undcrsize. These two, the
stalwart Mr.. g. and the smooth facc little
Mr.. D. took berth together, 1t seems In a
sleeping chr. Tho little man laid behind,
and the good natured waggish MIR. G. more
restless under tho legislative burdens, soon
arose, and was sitting by the stove, when an
elderly lady came aboard and desired q sleep.
ing berth. "All right madam" !" said MIR. G
al took berth with my son, and you can
occupy my place in that berth where my boy
is sleeping" Taking Mr.. G. at his word,
tho lady disrobed and lay down with the boy.
After quiet repose Of some time, the boy,
Mr.. D. became restless for somo cause nnd
began to kick around to the annoyance Of
the old lady. So, in maternal manner, sho
said "Llo still, sonny; pa said l might
sleep with you" "Who arc your" said
the legislator: "I'm no boy; I'm member
Of the West Virginia Legislaturo!" It Is
said tho old lady swooned.
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TWAS AL DRrAM!-The old maid sat in
her old arm chair, with half.closed eyes and
pcnsive air, and without blush on her mai.
den face, fell into old"Murphy's sweet ON.
brace. She dreamed tb,t husband kind
and true, her form to his sides so fondly drew,
while In accents gentle, clear and slow, he
called the dearest namo below. A Gro was
kindled upon the hearth, while tho teakettlo
sang u merrier lay than Il had whistled for
many day. New light was diffascd in tho
old maids heart, rs she felt her Loneliness do.
part; the table was spread all clean and now,
and plates. and aauceu, and chairs for two.
Here the poet kindly pauscs for tho laudablo
purpose Of prolonging tho "old critters"
bliss. But to rcsumo:l At last as the dus.
ky, dim twilight was fast giving place to III,
shades Of night, she reached her arms for a
sweet embrace, and. alas alas! found cum.
~ space. As from her vision of bliss .ho
woke, and found that her dream hid pcri.hcd
and broke, she 'rose and said. with a shud.
dering sigh: "0h' would had married in
days gone by I" - I..I.. II '....
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HITTING TIE MARX Arthur Gilman, In
one Of his publicaddresscs. tells what no CALI
ian Andover story" One day, he says Q
man went into astore there, and began telling
about a fire in the county Of Essex. III
said, "a man going by Deacon Pettingill''
barn. saw an owl on the ridgepolo. Ho fired
ut the owl, and the wadding somehow or 9th
or getting into the shingles, set the hay or
fire. andit was all destroyod-ten tons Of hay
six head Of cattlo, the finest horse In the
country" "etc. -
The deacon was nearly crazed at 1t. The
men in the store began exclaiming and com.
uenting upon It. "What loss p says one
"why the deacon will we'll nigh break down
under it," says another. And 50 they went
on speculating, one after another, and so the
conversation driited on all sorts Of conjec.
lures. At lasta quiet man who was splitting
in the fro, looked up and asked, "Did he hit
the OWL" That man was for getting at the
point Of the thing. Let all public speakers,
in the pulpit or elsewhere, heed the moral.
Did you aim at something, and did you hit
what you aimed at? No matter about the
splurgo, and the smoke, and tho hay-"Did
you hit the owl 2"
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THE PUBLIC LIBERTIES.

began reading resolutely, vouchsa6ng on.
ly on occasionally monosylables in answer
to my spasmodic attempts at CONVERSE
tion. looked at my watch; ten minu.
tcs had passed, and l had made no pro.
grcss.
=" Minna" began, screwing up my
courage. but Minna was looking out OF
the window, and broke in with Z" What
pretty house, and what Emo old trees, 30
much finer than you generally SEQ in Cum
bcrland, aud what beautiful river lis
it the Eden?
1t was tho Eden, and / told her SO.
Then she wantetl t, know where it rose,
and where it flowed to. Then she devel-
oped great curiosity to know the names
Of the hills on the right and then Of those
on the left; in fact, for SINE time her
appetite for local information was insati.
able. A pause came, and looked at my
watch. Half an hour had passed (; in ten
minntcs we should be in Carlisle.
Now or never; l went and set down by
her.
Minua," I said, plunging into a lit.
tie speech, which had concerted two day
before, and had been revising and cor
recting ever since. and which then be.
lieved to be u model Of pure English and
manly pathos. 'r.t
"Minna," I said, If tho devotion Of o
life time"-so far | got, but after that
the speech was forgotten, and went on
in more disconnected but perhaps n
moro natural way. What I did say does
not much matter-Minna thought it could
not have been done better, and after oil
she was the chief person interested. To
the world in general it might seem rather
foolish, and to confess the trHth. l really
have no very distinct remembrance OF
what it was.
All | know is, that We were reused
from very pleasant dream by u voice
shouting at the carriage window Carl
isle." And not many months afterwards
my name appeared in the second para.
graph of the first colnmn of the Times,
closely followed by that Of u certain Min
ma. who from that time ceased to be Min.
na Wenlock.
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VOne OF tho wounded rebel soldiers
thought he was about to die: and feeling
that he had many sins to answer for. ho 70.
quested that o minister should be sent to him
Tho Rev. Mr.. H., rebel parson. was called
in. Sitting down beside the wounded man,
and assuming all the saccrdotal airs. gravely
said: r.e b11 Cd trcf 1ifr ial1 1Eurt
f" Ny friend in what state was your mind
when you first felt that you would lika to be
bap.ized7" Feebly and dolorously the fee-
bls man replied "Ar-kan.saw." The di.
vine was instantly disgusted, and rising from
the sick bed in great Indignation. said.
"SSucks /! that fellow don't know enough to
20 to heaven :" and Left tho room. ..
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Third Series of Seyen.Thirties.

The great success Of the 7.3O Loan must
nlways be looked upon us one Of the most
powerful evidences of the strength Of the
United States Government. and of it's strong
hold upop tho confidence and affections of
the peop,e. On SATURDAY.. NAV 18th, the
subscrip,iops were over thiriy million dol.
lars, and for the week ending on that day,
ovcr ,in,iv. .eiphi million dollars, and In the
three months tha, the Loan has been in
cb,,oo n NJ, J,y Cooks. oper fire hundred
million dollars. These large receipts will
enoble the Treasury to poy off our armies
no thew ,re di,bsnded. and TO ropidly dis.
oh.r,o Tho v,rious oblivo,ions that have
hosr ;rc,r,ed during tho wor. History will
show ,b,, . ureu, war deb, TO individuals
h.. reve, bsfore becn so nromp,lv mid
and we think ,ll will uuree that Secretary
M.c,,,o.h aoso,ves o,eo, c,eai, n, ,ho
.h;,i,v ho has M, u;fs,,ed M, onlv in ,e.
,r,;,r tho means, bu, for the financial skil,
bo b,s d;snl,vcd in an directing these vas,
....;.,. ~, d;.h,,s.ms,,. /, 4. No, r., , mn.
,o,, % d;s,,,b tho co,;l;b,;um of CON.
mo,.. s,ub,,,,.s indiyis,,Is or in ,nv v,v
,i,b,en the money market. 4, in doub,les,
,,uo Tim, The Secretary of the Treasury
mini, bove neoo,;,,ed Tho remainder ofl bis
,a... =, .;v M, con, ir,o,.., instead n
> On hr, 90 mu,b volu,bl,, time vould nec
o..,,;lv hive besn los, in non,,a,iz;no .
now lo,n ,b,, the orea, obiec, Of tho Gov.
o,,mo,, v;, an ;mmedi.ie sunnlv of nan.
no spf;cien, IN nav all the debts incident 10
tho w,, wo,ld have been defeated. md be.
.;a,. tho d;ffe,onc. of ;n,ere., wonld no,
h,vo bsen eou., n three aovs' eroen,es
Tn. ,ol,cv NAV hive looked .Dennv wise ~
I'm, tho hos, financial authorities. an we'll as
commo, sense oronouneed Il {" pound fool.
;sbn Asi, is-ond will be, no soldier will
,o bome vi,bout his e,eenbscks. and the
a,,,;,, aob, I, tho .b,oo of vopcbe,, ron.
.,.;,;... g. iii, ho ,;,oa o,, .. ,,,;d,,
:. ,ho n,o,., of;co,, can audi, and ,d;u:,
~. ~ ..,anu,. p
Tho Second sc,c, Of the 73O I,o,n vo,
o.h,n.,oa on SATURDAY NAV ia,b On
Mona.v Tho soc,s,,,v If The T,e,,u,v an.
,ho,;zcd J,, Coorr. Tho general s,b,erio.
linn Aeon, e., II. 8 Securities. to receive
.nb,c,;n,;on, fo, 100000 600 Of . Third
Series. which is all ,b., il authorized bv
co,,,s,. and |, v;,bou, doub, tho l,s, lo,n
:. h;,h ,,,o =, ;,,.,.,, ,b,, will h. ofy.,.d
+, ,ho cov.,,,,.n, T' 'Tf 80
rl... =, -, .h.n,. ., tho ,o,m. ., -,
S''"n' OF 'a's miro series 's' es'sp. 81 .".. tn' '