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The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

county, pr"dured 100000 g'II"ns "t wine
last year which, valued AT the place of rulIi'
vatl"n At thirty GEMS per gallon, WAS worth
the round sum Of 800 900
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
PUN p LOGS.

NNHE subscribers baying purchased W,cbca-.
Il Patent Boring Machine. are pr, pared to tu,-
nish at reasonable prices Pump Logs, bored fl en-
one and quarter to topr INCHES.
HART 4 BROWN,
New England Min, Il'inoistown Eond piac.r RI
May 10th. lSf5.-3m
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
GalyaLiMd Iron Wire Rome.
SU NJ NJ o Ms.

State Of California, County OF Placer. .s., In The
District Court oil the 18th Judicial district of
said State.
r HE PEOPLE of the State of California. 10
l Catharine Murrels greeting: You nre hereby
summoned TO Al swer the complaint OF " lllium
Murrels in said count, filed ueainlt you, within
tenp days from the service oi this writ. exclusive
4l the day OF SERVICE. IL served on you in this
county but II served tn you without .aid county
apd within SAID district. twenty days; and il sew.
ed on you without said county ana district, then
in forty days from such service. exclusive OF ths
day OF service. in All action CT nmt need on The
3Olh day OF June, 1868. in said court, 10 obtain
judgment and decree Oi this Hon. Court ,but ,hc
bonds ct ma'rin ony heretofore entered into and
su',sisting between tbr plaintiff, William Murrtlr,
and the defendant Cs'harine MurreIs, be d..olv-
ed and vacated and declared null and voiu. and
OF no force and effect. All OF which you v III find
more fully set out in plaintiffs complaint on fle
certified copy Of WHICH is herewith served.
Apd you are hereby Notified that il you fail to
answer the complaint "e directed, plaintiff will
take judgment against you by default as proy.d
for, aud apply 10 the court iOr the relief denan-
dcd.
- In witness whereof, DIV. Spear.
Il. s. Clerk OF the Fourteenth Judicial Ds,rict
l~ Court Aforesaid, do hereunto set NV harS
aud impress the seal OF said court. nj Office; & "a
burn this 3o,h day OF June, 1866. '' :" ''u'
D. SPEAR, Clerk.
r. Il. Stamp, 5Qcts.
1t is ordered that summons in the above couss
he publish"" Tor the tenn OF three months in tho
newspaper known as the Placer Herald. - nmlS
lished in said county. 1t is further ordered that
acopy OF the Summons and complaint lie ior,h.
with deposited in the post Office directed to 10.
fendant at her place Of residence.
II. FELLOWS,
County Judge Placer County.
Attest. ID. W. SPEAR. Comfy Clerk
H. F'2simmons. Plnintihs Atty. iysm.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that during my alb
g nee in The Atlantic States. DR.. Henry Hnh.
bard aud William Crutcher are my duly author.
iz"d agents to transact all my business. All per-
sons interested are notified to call upon my said
agents.
JOSEPH wALKUP.
Aubaro, May 3lst, lse6.-tf.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
DIR. CHAS. II. fOZER'S
Private Medical Institute
N. +. CORNER JACKSON & KEAkNEY
STREETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Established in the city OF Sacramento, In 1852
and removed to San Francisco in 1862. for
the expresr purpose Of anording an Asy-
lum to those afflicted with Chronic
and Veneral Diseases, ind for
the suppression Of Quackery.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
VALUABLE RANCHO FOR SALE,

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his Ranch at
! Todd's Valley, consisting of one hundred and
sixty acres Of land, enclosed, an orchard. a Vine.
yard of
SIX THOUSAND BEARING VINES.
two framed dwellings. barn and every npccssa-
~ Clubhouse sheds, &c. together with farming
utensils. Terms very moderate.
+. WALTON TODD,
Sept l6. l865-3m Auburn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
The Rebel Plan.

The Worlds Washington correspond
ent has intelligence confirming the report
that Richmond would he ev,cnated under
certain coming and that the new
military policy Of the rebels was TO give
up all seaboard cities almost withou, a
Struggle. lie says that Lee accepted the
position Of General in chief on the writ
ten pledge that the military policy he might
advocate should he carried ont. This in
clu les the plan # eva:usting all posts near
the Atlantic coast. and concentrating the
troops Of the Confederacv at one or moro
points further inland. The rebel arme. in
the Southwest are ordered East. The
Southern force, will be concentrated into
two large armies. viz: One in Eastern Nir-
ginia, under the direct control of Lee. and
another in South Carolina, under Deanre-
gard. 1t is designed to fall npon ShOr-
man with the whole force. and if success
ful in destroying his army, to attack Gran.
In tue same way.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
sherman Easily Overcoming all the OBJ
stacles in his Way-CannOnadiag ut
Charieston-Nadc IIamptOn's CayaI.
ry.

New York. Feb. l6-Ths Worlds
Washington special says: "A special
messenger. with di>pstchs. who left Sher-
mau's army ten miles from Brauchville.
arrived here tonight. When he lett.
Sherman was easily overcoming all OBJ
stacles in his way.
"On Friday las. Gen. Schimmelpfen-
mig, with small force from Folly Island.
crossed over to James Island. captured
some rife pits. and took qnite O number
OF prisoners after brief skiraish. This
information came to the Arago by o
special dispatch boat from Morris Island,
as she was passing Charleston harbor.
At that time vigorous cannonading was
go 'ng on. but its character was not ascer-
tanned.
"Gen. Gilmore succeeds Gen. Foster.
who has secured a furlough. owing to dis.
ability from wounds.
The Herold's Savannah correspondent
says: "Wade Hampton has brought his
cavalry to South Carlina. his men begging
to be allowed to go there. This accounts
for Lee calling for cavalry equipments to
supply the place of Hsmpton's c,valry.
Lee has also made an appeal to Georgia
planters for food for hi. army"
NEw YORK. Feb. l6.-rhe Governor
Of South Corlina has issue'l frantic ap-
peal to the people, and notified all able to
bear arms that they must at once join
the military service or leave the State.
The latter alternative he will pobsbly take
good care they shall MT have the privi-
lege of embracing. Even foreigners are
not to be exempted.
New York. Feb 16.--The Herald !,
Washington special says: "Richmond
papers Of the 18th announce that telegraph
communication with Charleston is broken
aud that Sherman's cavalry is probably
operating on the rail road from Charleston
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
FROM NEW YORK.
Destruction OF Town in Retaliation
for the Murder of Coiored Union Sol
dier.-Gallantry Of our Troops, &c.
New EoRK Feb 16

New YoRK, Feb. 16.
The destruction Of the town OF Gillis-
onou. S. c., was done in reialiati n for
the murder of colored Union soldiers.
The Herald's New Orleans correspon-
dent says that 500 six and eight mule
teams are engaged in hauling cotton from
the interior OF Texas to the Rio Grande,
whence they return with supplies. received
from across tn. river at Matamoras. con.
sisting of war implements from Europe,
and medicines and other stores from
Northern cities.
Kirby SIN tn, i. appears. dsvotes his
attention to speculations in military mat
ters.
According to the Richmond Whig they
have tories in Alabama.
~ party recently made raid on the
town Of Ja>p per. burned the Court House
and several buildings.
The old mansion in which John e.. Cal
houn was born and lived till near the time
Of his death, at Bracksn. South Carolina,
recently accidentally took Ere and burned
to the ground.
The Worlds correspondent shows tbs,
lowards corps. in its advance. was OBJ
liged to press its way through forty miles
o. swamps Of the most horrible character
and against Harlee's army. which they
constantly pressed back by vigorous
charges. These were the charges the chiv-
airy could not stand; consequently the
losses on either side were smsll.
The whole country was found depopu-
lated excepting the old and helpless ne.
groes who are on the verge nf starvation.
The first stand was made by tho rebels
at Salkahatche river; on the opposite
bank of which they showed themselves in
force. Aided by a flank movement. our
troops. with fixed bayonets. charged across
the stream. five fe=t dsep. in the lace Of
heavy fire, anil wres,ed the position from
the rebels who fed in disorder towards
Branchvillc. leaving their guns unspiksi.
We lost 100 killed and wounded. ~
mong the latter WAS Colonel Swain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

via Raleigh and Wilmington. thus Gu. :
ting ths last line of communication be-
tween Virginia and the South"
NEw- YoRK. Feb. 16.--The Herald's
Savannah correspondent says: "Wa,ie
Hampton. with bis cavalry. from Lees
army. is in Sonth Carolina and appeals
to the people of South Carolina and Geor-
gia to furnish horses for his men. He
says his men begged to come dos end as.
sist to defend their State. and he urges the
people to come On at once with their
horses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

1 should like to marry. would you not be
jealous? would you not make row and
abuse the new candidate for the honor Of
matrim onial alliance with me?'
Female-"Not at all sir. provided you
c)nfcm with the strict rules OF our church
as regards marriage. The cardinal rule
is that in marriage man and woman do
not unite together merely for the gratti-
cation of the lust of the flesh. but for high
er purposes-Eamely. the propagation of
our species in our church. BY rapid in
crease we expect to WELD a tremendous
influence on the western continent in tho
coming generation. In this, to a great
extent. we depend on the conversion and
immigration of the masses OF Europe"
Bystanler--"But what are the rules
providing o man wants more than one
wifi? Mast he consult his first wi!e?"
Female--"1es sir; he must not only
consult her. but he must obtain her sppro-
baton. aud that of the elders as well. In
marrying multiple ity of wives it is
necessary that the first wife shall approvc.
anil At the marriage at as bridesmaid. and
give away the new bride. The first wife
is entitled to all due love and respect as
the senior wife. and the husband is bound
by his marital duties to enforce it,"
Bystsnder-" But suppose ,hs; Brigham
Young. or any of his elders. after should
msrry. for instance. pretty girl, should
tax, fancy to her. and should. as con-
sttutional right. make her one of his
spiritual wives. how in the devil am to
help MYSELF"
Female-"That would be an honor to
you and the woman herself. No such
demand or request could be made by any
elder. unless prompted by Divine spirit.
a1d no dishonor could arise in the mind $
of our people"
Bystander--"Have you a lover?''
Femae-"Yes. several: but ii | could
only induce one good looking Gentle to
become Saint wouli resign them sll TO
add one more to our flock. | wish You
would so TO Utah with us--it would be So
plea>n:."
The young man replied that he should
like very much TO go. and would as socn
e. Grant should take Richmond, and asked
tn, young woman's address. This was
given promptly. IS well as her photograph,
which it is presumed, is cherished mos.
tondly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
A Woman's View of PolygamY.

While party of Mormons were on
their way to Utah. the Chicago Times
says the following incident occurred at
the railroal depot in that city:
One buxom. bright eyed lass, who
seemed to have taken liking for q by
stander who was scanning the party at the
Central depot. approached him and mol
o>tly inquired if he was married. This
question. so promptly pnt. with delicate
white hand resting on the young mans
shoulder, naturally brought blush to
his face. and he was compelled to answer
in the negative.
why do you not marry?" was the wo-
mans next question.
Answer-.'Bccausc l prefer to rcmain
single"
Fe,dalc-"Do you think you are placed
in this world as special agent by Divine
Providence to WELD certain influence in
your life for society? This influence can
not be of permanent benefit to society unless
you hand it down to future ages. Why do
you not take wife. and not only Propagate
but hand down your name TO future genera
tiOns?"
Rather Disconnected as to his ability in
ell these contingencies. the young man re-
piled that he was 'hard to please. and had
never vet met a lady who could fill his re.
quisite qualifications"
Fenale-"We have. by the new dispen.
sation oil the Latter Day Saints. overcome
oil t,ese objections. II you marry a lady in
onr church, and il she does not please
You in all points. or even it she does. and
you want a variety. you can marry an.
other. or marry more." a 0saf
! Bystander-'.That is an excellent doc,
trine aud suits my views; but suppose fol
instance. / should marry you and thsr
should see some other lady or ladies ,ha
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH IND,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1865.
The State Debt.

We are glad to know, says the Indian a
Journal, that the Finance Committee Of the
Senate, and the Committee of WAYS and
Means in the House, are at work prepar-
ing e bill for the prompt payment of the
debt of the State when it is dne, which we
believe is the I9th day Of January next.
No matter connected with the legislation
of the State is OF more Importance than
this. We want no more failures to dis
charge all of our obligations to our credi-
tors. We have suffered enough in the
past in this way 10 teach Us a lesson for
future action. AS the stocks of the
State are due. in all probability before
another Legislative convencs. it is the
Imperative duty OF this one to provide for
the ways and means by which our obliga-
tions will be Promptly met.
The bill to accomplish this is necessarily
very short and simple. All the moneys
and funds OF the State. not necessarily
needed for other purposes. should be used
in purchasing the stocks Of the State.
Then for the remainder Of stocks outstan- :
ding give in lieu thereof q six per cent.
coupon bond. or sell the coupon bond and
redeem the stocks with grecnbacks.
This is all. a plain, simple business
tran action Just like an individual
when his deb. is dac, no resorts to the
be,, means to raise the money and pay it
1f. il thr coupon bond if male rsaoema-
be in Thirty. or forty. or fly years. then a
sInalltax can he leviel M Ter the general
tax bill, hy which fund can be. almost
secrre'l. and the debt pail
before or at the time it is due, without
hardly any burden to the people. The
of the measure mu .; certainly
silress itself strongly to the consideration
Of tie Legislature. AMI we uow earnestly
call their attention to the Importance Of
action.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
The Amendment.
Full Ratification by Eleven St ntes.

Within the - days which have elapsed
since the passage of the amendment in
Congress. twelve Sta'e. have fnlly ratified
il; In1iana has ratified it through both
houses of her Legislature, and but one
(Delaware) has rejected it. The following
is statement in Chronological order:
RArIFIcATIoNs.
l. February L.. Illiuois-Senate and
House.
2 February Q Maryland 81.
Senate.
3. February Q. Rhole Island-Senate
and House.
+. February New York-Senatc; Sd.
Assembly.
5 February 8. Observation-Disclosures
end House.
G. February 3. Pennsylvania-Senate
and House.
I. February 8. West Virginis--Scnato
and House.
s. February 1. MichiSan--Spnate and
House.
0. February :. Missouri--Senate and
House.
III. February 4. Maine--Senate anu
House.
H. February 10. Indiana and
House
II. February 13. Minnesota-Senatc.
IL.
13. February l3. Ohio--Senate, IL.
GEJEC TlGN.
l. February S. Delawarc--Senate and
House.
In the Maine House Of Representatives.
on the 7th. the Speaker said, in declaring
the vote:
by this sublime act Maine gives her
ratification to the amendment the Con-
>titution which drives forever from the
land the curse of slavery. God save the
State of Maine
The New Jersey Legislature has had the
am ,ndment anler consideration for sever
al days.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

lima with her three hundred years to-day
beside Illinois? The mother of a race of
slaves; the breeder OF bosdmen; the task
master; the forger of fetters; the artifcer
Of gives and chains; there she stands
cronching and trembling as Sherman and
his boys so grandly marching on. Ratio
her chains and crack her whip loudly as
she may. they that come now Northward
bound, shrink not before the Cavaliers
scowl. tremble not at the crack of the
drivers lash. Back from her swamps
como other sounds than tho cry Of the
sconrged slave girl--the bay OF the eager
bloodhound. 1t is that strange. much
dreaded Northern song which wakes now
the echoes Of her deep lagoons--the shout
oil the incoming conQueror--slgnal OF lib-
erty to the hunted slave--vengeance TO
his task master. Strange sounds from an
unexpected quarter--John Brown coming
up from the South. Like Caliban per-
picked at the multiplicity OF airs in Pros
pero's isle. coming up from oil directions.
so stands the monster Slavery--stands till
the charm is worked and vengeance is COM
plete.
We know nothing mere Suggestive Of
the wonderful. yet unexpected ways by
whicA Providence. in hi. own good time.
accomplshes his ends. than the scenes now
transpiring in South Carolina; the swar-
thy descendants OF a race of slave breeders
crouching before the sturdy form OF the
bright-ryed and ruidy hue' boy from the
far Wabash; hard handed toll. striking
the chains from off the poor. inbrui,ed
victim Of the lash and thong.
They burned the slave stocks and whip.
ping posts of Savannah the other day to
warm the shiver;ng poor ana make bon
Eies for the black fellows. who with bun
dies in their hands. followed the flag
-fron the Oconne
Down to Savannah or the sea.
Beacon lights were they TO millions wan
derng faint and sore in a weary land
For now
They are bowling on the Consarcc.
They signing the Combahcc.
john Brown has reached the Big Pcdee,
He's marching for the old Santee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Rumors of Favorable Military New s
from North CaroliDa-Washineton
Items. &C.. &c,
New YoaK. February II

Nav IoRK. February 10
The Commercials special says: There
are rumors in Washington of favorable
military news from North Carolina in
addition to that received last night.
The admission Of Representatives from
Louisiana and Arkansas is regarded as
certain.
The Posts special SAYS that tho Ways
and Means Committee have increased tho
pay Of salaries 20 per cent.
Ii is believed the issue Of Treasury
notes under the new Loan Bill will bc
limited 10 500 and upwards.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
! PPLICATION FOR LICENSE

T. "a Notice is hereby given, that will, III CONF lance
with the law of the State the ar Of tho
Commissioners Court of Marshall County, IHlisna, apply
for license 10 retail malt yinas, sTrituous and lntoAca
ting liqnors quantities less than quar- The location
on which propose cell tho following described
premises Comm ,ncinS PSI fcrt aud inches
west line and thirty feet north tbs south line Of the
quarter of section 3d. in township 30 north of
east, being the half az J. Parkers Dcit
rchs addition 10 the town OF Bremen.
Feb. g. '65.-nl5. JACOB kN0BL0Ch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
PREMIUMS TN GOLD!

As an additional InGucement to Subscribe early,
We shall distribute among our Subscribers large
list ofvalulble Premiums, Tclying npen an extra
ordinary large Subscription List TO compensate Us
for our liberality. The Premiums will consist of
valuable Souvenirs of the Golden Wealth of the
Pacific States, and will be rs follows
IL To any person sending Us One Hundred
Paving Sab :cripliOns, We will send them, inunsd;
ateiy. a Twenty and Ten Dollar Gold Piece, Cal
iiornia Coinage; and an extra Copy of the PACIFIC
MONTHLY for 4 Year. free.
ITO any person sending Fifty Paving SUB
scriberS, will send Immediately, 4 Ten and a
Five Dollar Gold Piece. and an extra Copy cfths
Pacific MONTHLY for Year, free.
IJ7To any person sending us Twenty-Five Pay-
ing Subscribers, we will send, imn'ediGte,g IA Five
Dollar and L Two-and half Dollar Gold Piece, and
an extra Copy Of the PAciFIc MoaIalr 70.
Year, free
ITO any person sending Us Ten Paying Sub
scribcrs, we viii send, Immediately Three Dollar
Gold Piece, and an extra Copy of the PacIFIc
MONTHLY for Year, irfe.
TITO any person sending us Five Paving Sub
scrip,ions, We will send an extra Copy Of the Pa
CIVIC MONTHLY for Year, free
I57We are, also. having made. large quantity
ef Valuable PRESENTS and KEEPS AXES sor
Single Subscribers, who send direct to the Once.
The Presents and Souvenirs consist of Ladies
Breast Pins, EaI Rings, Finger Rings, Sleeve
Buttons, etc and Gentlemcn's Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Settings for
Cane Heats. etc, IN Ide from California and Neva-
da Gold and Sill, cr bearing Quartz and Ore-Crys-
talized Quarts Jewelrv, COMMONLY known as Cali
iornia Diamond Jeselry) The Gold snd Silver
bearing quartz and Orc from which these Souvenirs
are madc.-is from the celebrated GOULD & CuRaY
and Ophir Mines OF Nerada, and will be valuable
as Mcmcntos, - we'll as beautiful in Appearance
and Design. EVERY REGULAR SUBSCRI-
BER, as above. 10 the Pacific MONTHLY, will be
entitled to of these Articles for every Sub
scription standing opposite their names on cur
books.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
rpDy,S Or,O ,OvEpTISJNG.

One slntre of221 lens or less, three weeks. or
l.,, - %. each additional insertion % cents
Larger advertisements in proportion. Less than
hiIf, s1Ilre 10 be chtrgei n halt square, over
h,lfl srltre to he charged asa whole square.
A-ents in other towns and cities will he allow
cd twenty i've percent cpnl mission. bnt no adj
,erti+eu,eat Of any kind. will be inserted at less
shan regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

q a U II I O N :
D'Writc your Name, Post Office. County and
State, to where YOU want the PACIFIC NoSTMLr
sent. Plain aud Distinct
G5Rcgistcr all Letters containing Money; CT,
when convenient, send by Express.
Dlfyour PostOffice is Money Order Office.
obtain Money Order for your remittance.
BTocnd none but United States Treasury Notes,
or money Bankablc in New York.
II All Letters asking Information, ETC., to
ceive attention. must contain Stamp, 10 preyoy
answer. Address al! Corresrondence
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
The Repnblifan.
OFFICE,
Ore,- PerSatss=s' Drag Store.
II. M TIN Gil >
prRtIsHER ANp PROPRIETOR
TERMS OLE SUBSCRIPTION:

ff paid in advance, or within three months, S2''o
Irno, paid within three months. ......... s3'Up
IF not paid till the end OF the ycsr........ S3.'0
u No paper discontinued until all ses
are lid unless At the option ofthe publisher
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
Price of Machines, Complete.

No L, Family Machine, with Hemmer plete SEQ 90
Small Manufacturing, with Extension Table, IS oo
No. Large Manufacturing with Extension Table SIS 90
No. Lrse.r Leather. with rolling foot. &C. loo 90
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We Agents for all towns in the United Cam
ada, Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America where
agencies not already established whom liberal
discount will be given, but make consignments.
Orders may lie scnt through the AxERIcAS AprERrrs.
rSc AekScr. $50 Broadway, New York.
J.. n. NcARTBUR r co.
fsc2s' SLY f.frIf Ne. 45i BTcsdrav. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

INSURANCE Y.-Connectirut
i:usI T:s In-uran~c Company. # Hartford Conn
Ctoftal oG1aO The daddy G: all the Insurance. Com
poaiss IN The Sta-eS.
Cr4a-.a oak IjrE ISsrRASCI CayrA>f 81 llaT'!cff
Conn s5f0.coo. One Of the sft au' hes COM
p.nir. in ms world c. wIIIN MORE.
noy2'6i-.if ASen;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23

Having made special arrangement. with Nine.
DEaoREsT, 413 Broadway, New York, for contri-
bu tions to Fashion Department, we call the
attention OF the Ladies ia the same, and command
our Monthly TO their notice, as containing more
in regard to Dress ard the Toilet than
ans other MaglziEe published.